Was this the highest pinnacle for jazz? It's the only jazz record I've heard that sounds nothing like what came out before it
>>60724456
yeah miles musta been high when recording this because it SUCKS LOL
because you're a ROCKIST
>>60724479
damn................................
I have yet to hear a jazz record, or even any record for that matter, that has surpassed this. Only a couple of Pharaoh's other albums have come close. If anyone has any recc's for shit like this I'm all ears because I can't get enough of it
>>60724456
In a Silent Way is better
>>60724565
I love this album as well, but to be honest A Love Supreme is basically a better version of it
>>60724456
It's a good album.
>>60724565
Try some Sun Ra.
>>60724586
This.
>>60724622
They're pretty different imo. But it's a good recommendation nonetheless. Nice dubs by the way.
>>60724586
Live-Evil is better.
>>60724761
This too. I mean, come on, there are at least a few Miles albums that are better than Bitches Brew. Still a good album though.
>>60724711
A Love Supreme is essentially the precursor to all spiritual jazz, and Pharoah Sanders is very closely associated with Coltrane having played with him extensively. Anyway, try something like McCoy Tyner (anything from Expensions or Asante onwards) or Lonnie Liston Smith (especially Astral Traveling), or just pretty much anything but Alice Coltrane from Journey In Satchidananda on.
>>60724920
>but
by*
>>60724920
Oh well, sure A Love Supreme was influential. But I don't think it captures that kind of 'spacey' quality nearly as well as Karma. It's just not what it's going for. But I feel you. Also, seconding Alice Coltrane. Haven't heard any of Tyner's work as a bandleader. How is it?
