Post by Monsieur Gainsbourg on Dec 31, 2004 2:52:16 GMT 7
Finally got my Miles Davis' 'Bitches Brew' back from botakrastafarian after 5 years. Anyway, I'm listening to it. It's completely disjointed. No sense of rhythm an melody. Fucken weird... and some parts the horns and the synths produce... yes... dark sounds. Pretty cool, in fact.
[glow=red,2,300]WHAT WAS BITCHES BREW?
Bitches Brew was a 2-LP set released by Miles Davis in April 1970.
It marked the line of demarcation between the sound of all music before it appeared, and after. Miles Davis and music of the 20th Century would never sound the same again. Bitches Brew soon went gold . . . Miles' first.
He had created a new sound yet again . . . an eerie, nocturnal, and very funky sound. A dark, simmering Brew that could only have come from the mind of Miles Davis . . . a synthesis of Sly Stone, James Brown, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Miles' world.
Bitches Brew is certainly one of the most important recordings ever made . . . and definitely one of the most unexpected and controversial. It has entered the pantheon of myth. . . somewhat like the music of Robert Johnson.
THE COMPLETE BITCHES BREW SESSIONS, a comprehensive 4-CD Set, presents 9 Previously Unissued Tracks (90 minutes of new music) in pristine remixed sound and elegant packaging.
It is the complete story of these revolutionary and historic sessions.[/glow]
Will carry on sharing some dark sounds that I'd hear...
[glow=red,2,300]WHAT WAS BITCHES BREW?
Bitches Brew was a 2-LP set released by Miles Davis in April 1970.
It marked the line of demarcation between the sound of all music before it appeared, and after. Miles Davis and music of the 20th Century would never sound the same again. Bitches Brew soon went gold . . . Miles' first.
He had created a new sound yet again . . . an eerie, nocturnal, and very funky sound. A dark, simmering Brew that could only have come from the mind of Miles Davis . . . a synthesis of Sly Stone, James Brown, Karlheinz Stockhausen and Miles' world.
Bitches Brew is certainly one of the most important recordings ever made . . . and definitely one of the most unexpected and controversial. It has entered the pantheon of myth. . . somewhat like the music of Robert Johnson.
THE COMPLETE BITCHES BREW SESSIONS, a comprehensive 4-CD Set, presents 9 Previously Unissued Tracks (90 minutes of new music) in pristine remixed sound and elegant packaging.
It is the complete story of these revolutionary and historic sessions.[/glow]
Will carry on sharing some dark sounds that I'd hear...
