zphage
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 19:36
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coldrumhead wrote: Miles Davis and Gil Evans complete sessions.Awesome and enough variety to keep me happy for a while.
Great stuff. After Miles came back in the 80's i always thought he should have touch back with Evans.
Ideally, I would have loved Miles to meld his Electric period to Evans. 'On the Corner' shows how far he could go., but Evans would have cemented the tonal with the atonal.
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coldrumhead
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 19:52
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zphage wrote: coldrumhead wrote: Miles Davis and Gil Evans complete sessions.Awesome and enough variety to keep me happy for a while.
Great stuff. After Miles came back in the 80's i always thought he should have touch back with Evans.
Ideally, I would have loved Miles to meld his Electric period to Evans. 'On the Corner' shows how far he could go., but Evans would have cemented the tonal with the atonal.
Miles and hip hop?Intriguing.
Glad to see that Boxsets are within your terms of reference.Citizen Steely Dan also would entertain for a while....
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zphage
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 20:32
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Miles did hip hop near the end of his life, and its okay.
No, this is more avant garde and funk.
Of course there are also the unreleased Prince sessions from the 80's.
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coldrumhead
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 20:38
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zphage wrote: Miles did hip hop near the end of his life, and its okay.
No, this is more avant garde and funk.
Of course there are also the unreleased Prince sessions from the 80's.
I haven't heard the hip hop stuff.For me the Agharta/Pangaea albums are the apogee and after that it was deffo downhill.
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zphage
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 21:55
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He had his break down, disappearred for five years. He realized more than anyone else there was nothing more to do., by 1975.
Punk was around the corner, fusion had taken prog's wankery to the nth level. Nihlism and reductionism were inevitable.
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coldrumhead
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 04, 2008, 22:54
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zphage wrote: He had his break down, disappearred for five years. He realized more than anyone else there was nothing more to do., by 1975.
Punk was around the corner, fusion had taken prog's wankery to the nth level. Nihlism and reductionism were inevitable.
I suspect that it was not quite as cut and dried as that but if the man had only done Kind of Blue we would have all still been going ''we're not worthy''...then add all the other stuff and analogies with Picasso of jazz not unsound.
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rabid orange rat
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Edited Feb 05, 2008, 02:43
Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 05, 2008, 02:29
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*HAKK!*
This one, of course! *BLAPPP!*
http://www.punk77.co.uk/groups/Stranglersrattus.htm
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bubblehead2
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Edited Feb 05, 2008, 03:33
Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 05, 2008, 03:25
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Hmm, any disc with the theme from the b/w 60's TV serial ' The Adventures Of Robinson Crusoe'.
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vince
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 05, 2008, 05:17
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I'm with you on that one.
Or maybe Aladdin Sane (Ms Peony understands.....)
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Pursued By Trees
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Re: THe One Cd You Would You Would Have to Take With You On a Desert Island
Feb 05, 2008, 08:40
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Hmmm ...
http://www.special-forces-adventure-training.co.uk/special_forces_survival_instructors_cd-rom.htm
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