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Points: 2204 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 30 2009 at 16:05
Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

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Miles Davis- "Kind of Blue"


ClapClapClapClapClapClapClap  How many times I have played this I still think wow what a Jazz album. It is the same age as me., 50 years yeah, and it still sounds fresh. Josef must have good tasteBig smile


Thank You!

I've been wanting to explore jazz for quite some time now. I've listened to such jazz fusion artists as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Area, and Lighthouse, and I wanted to listen to a real classic and I figured Miles Davis would be the best place to start.


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Points: 5291 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 30 2009 at 16:08
Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:

Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:




Miles Davis- "Kind of Blue"


ClapClapClapClapClapClapClap  How many times I have played this I still think wow what a Jazz album. It is the same age as me., 50 years yeah, and it still sounds fresh. Josef must have good tasteBig smile


Thank You!

I've been wanting to explore jazz for quite some time now. I've listened to such jazz fusion artists as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Area, and Lighthouse, and I wanted to listen to a real classic and I figured Miles Davis would be the best place to start.


  Could not have picked better Josef.... The Milestones album is great as well if you are interestedSmile
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Points: 6457 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 30 2009 at 16:09
Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:

Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:




Miles Davis- "Kind of Blue"


ClapClapClapClapClapClapClap  How many times I have played this I still think wow what a Jazz album. It is the same age as me., 50 years yeah, and it still sounds fresh. Josef must have good tasteBig smile


Thank You!

I've been wanting to explore jazz for quite some time now. I've listened to such jazz fusion artists as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Area, and Lighthouse, and I wanted to listen to a real classic and I figured Miles Davis would be the best place to start.


Ha, sort of my reasoning to pick that one up too Tongue I don't think I've listened to it since my girlfried bought it a while ago, though, but I gave it a couple of spins when I borrowed it from a friend. I'd put it on if it wasn't bed time now...
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Points: 5291 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 30 2009 at 16:09
Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

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 Okay , I have been watching most of you blokes and the odd sheilaWink ( I have always been politically correct) play this constantly and if like the Mastadon one which has been belted on this thread I gather it must be good so here I goWink
 
Sort of my reasoning for picking this one up too.  If you can't beat them, then join them.
  I totally agree ScottLOL
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Just getting into Your Time Is Gonna Come, JPJ's is majestic

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http://www.progarchives.com/progressive_rock_discography_covers/708/cover_29172342009.jpg

OMEGA rules!!
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Points: 709 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 30 2009 at 16:50
Earlier today:

Il Volo - Il Volo (1974)



Just finished:

Corte dei Miracoli - Corte Dei Miracoli (1976)



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Wobbler - Hinterland (2005)
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ClapThumbs Up  Very Nice ,so same again. I often play new albums twice in a row as you all would notice
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These Secret Oyster chaps are quite good.  I had downloaded this album from emusic a few months ago, and forgot about. I'm finally listening to it for the first time today.  Very nice instrumental rock/jazz rock.
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Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:

Originally posted by Matthew T Matthew T wrote:

Originally posted by Jozef Jozef wrote:




Miles Davis- "Kind of Blue"


ClapClapClapClapClapClapClap  How many times I have played this I still think wow what a Jazz album. It is the same age as me., 50 years yeah, and it still sounds fresh. Josef must have good tasteBig smile


Thank You!

I've been wanting to explore jazz for quite some time now. I've listened to such jazz fusion artists as the Mahavishnu Orchestra, Area, and Lighthouse, and I wanted to listen to a real classic and I figured Miles Davis would be the best place to start.




I've been doing that lately too... though I recommend John Coltrane to you even more than Miles, easily.

You can't go without hearing A Love Supreme, Giant Steps, Blue Train, etc.
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Tibet - Tibet (1979)



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