May 6, 2020
Arujiok now you're overrating Miles
you're tryna patronize him
- May 6, 2020
Slit Wrist YHVHZappa real close though but doesn't have the consistency
sure, Zappa released way more but in total has more great releases imo. Not to ignore that Miles fell of hard in the late 70s.
May 6, 2020·1 replyArujiok now you're overrating Miles
Naaaahhhhhhhhh
May 6, 2020·1 replyHopOffMySackDawg69Here are some of my favorite tracks of his:
!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YRiwDuzadl0!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mrjFtbGKqFk!https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3U_jem9q_mgGet Up With It slaps
- May 6, 2020babylon sherm
Get Up With It slaps
That’s actually my favorite album of his lol. He Loved Him Madly is such an amazing soundscape it’s quite otherworldly
- May 6, 2020·1 replyWorldpremiere_
Naaaahhhhhhhhh
There’s no such thing as overrating Miles
- May 6, 2020·1 replyHopOffMySackDawg69
There’s no such thing as overrating Miles
just saying that the people there cannost sit among Miles is silly. Especially for people like Stockhausen or Mahler, who influenced an insane amount of musicians.
May 6, 2020yes
- May 6, 2020HopOffMySackDawg69
He helped pioneer dozens of genres, has more classic albums than any other artist I can think of, was an insane trumpet player, and he was just a badass motherfucker. Truly and honestly one of the greatest and most influential artists ever.
real.
May 6, 2020round about midnight
May 6, 2020·2 repliesHe's probably my 2nd favorite jazz musician behind Wes Montgomery
May 6, 2020legend
- May 6, 2020Bow And Arrow
He's probably my 2nd favorite jazz musician behind Wes Montgomery
REALLLLLLL
i love wes.
- May 6, 2020Aruji
just saying that the people there cannost sit among Miles is silly. Especially for people like Stockhausen or Mahler, who influenced an insane amount of musicians.
Ik for sure Stockhausen influenced Miles, but to say he was as influential as Miles...I wouldn’t necessarily agree.
- May 6, 2020·1 replyBow And Arrow
He's probably my 2nd favorite jazz musician behind Wes Montgomery
F***ing insane guitar player. His picking method is still crazy to this day
malédiction 🧚♂️May 6, 2020·1 reply!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxYg6lQXwhYWorldpremiere_listening to this at night sends u to another world fr
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- May 6, 2020HopOffMySackDawg69
F***ing insane guitar player. His picking method is still crazy to this day
his version of electronic music was actually the one that became popular during the 60s. He influenced basically anyone who was toying with electronics during that time. Especially the fact that his compositions were extremely ambitious led to him pioneering a plethora of sounds and methods to create them.
- May 6, 2020·1 reply!https://youtu.be/XhiZ_KHggaAmalédiction
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Gotta rewatch this soon. I was high as s*** when this scene came on, started tearing up lmaoo
May 6, 2020I would also nominate Quincy Jones as one of the most important musical figures of the 20th century
May 6, 2020·1 replyI prefer Coltrane but Miles Davis is GOAT too
- May 6, 2020TheZucker
I prefer Coltrane but Miles Davis is GOAT too
I was listening to Ascension today...what an album
- malédiction 🧚♂️May 6, 2020·1 replyWorldpremiere_
Gotta rewatch this soon. I was high as s*** when this scene came on, started tearing up lmaoo
Miles on Burning and this Ali scene with Salif Keita are 2 of the illest scenes with music I’ve seen
May 6, 2020·1 replyIn a silent way is f***ing insane
- May 6, 2020BUMBLINGSPASTIC
In a silent way is f***ing insane
It really is
- May 6, 2020malédiction
Miles on Burning and this Ali scene with Salif Keita are 2 of the illest scenes with music I’ve seen
!https://youtu.be/M8-oqyoeiFQfuuuckk i havent seen this in a minute
gotta rewach this too
