I see NONE of that what anyone is talking about. He NEVER told anyone in his band what to play, when to play, or how to play. Airto Moriera has some good stories about that. He had no idea what Miles meant when he told him, "just listen, and play". Wise words like that take a bit of time to "get". Later, he would conduct stops and starts on stage, but not really anything else. He let these musicians do whatever, and no matter what would go down, a phrase from him would tie it altogether. Genius.
I can't appreciate this..I don't get it..All my time...I've never got it...My friends worship Miles and judging by all the people on this earth..he is worshiped for something I will never know. I can feel the impulsiveness, the drive, the passion, the push through, the manic force, it just doesn't touch my heart musically. Maybe cause I'm a sentimental child, crying for his mummy..I dunno. A bit lonely.
@mistersmith6000 - Miles' "electric period" music is notoriously avant-garde and hard to grasp. Why not try something else from his other "classic" periods? Like the Walkin', Steamin' and Relaxin' LP's from the 50's (on Prestige)...or Kind Of Blue from 1959...or Someday My Prince Will Come from 1961...or Round About Midnight from 1957...
is this from the Bitches Brew box set DVD? wanna get the live performances but don't want to rebuy the album again. nice box for those who don't own a copy of BB, but pretty pricey. Just want the DVDs.
@RubHerSoul1 IIRC, it's only the Copenhagen performance (from a few days earlier) that's included on DVD in the new BB set. This Berlin concert is only available on bootleg DVD. Hell, I just discovered I don't even have it. ;)
la classe du modernisme, assurément le plus grand artiste du 20eme siecle et il n'y a rien de comparable au 21eme..... Qui? Qui? Quelle carriere, il est le fils spirituel de Parker qui aurait tant aimé son modernisme!
Los comienzos del estilo JAZZ-ROCK, tan denostado por muchos "especialistas" entonces (lo que sufríamos discutiendo con ellos) , y ahora quedó como un estilo ya clásico y consolidado de jazz del pasado (y presente).
Los comienzos des estilo JAZZ-ROCK, tan denostado por muchos "especialistas" entonces (lo que sufríamos discutiendo con ellos) , y ahora quedó como un estilo ya clásico y consolidado de jazz del pasado (y presente).
Hoy 7 de Novienbre de 2009, se cumplen 40 años de este concierto. Today, 7 novienbre 2009, marks the 40th year of this concert. Heute, 7 novienbre 2009 markiert das 40. Jahr dieses Konzert
Absolutely. Purists be damned, they live in the past. Music (and everything else) is in a constant state of flux and evolution. Even what wilobowski calls jazz would have, at one time, been dismissed as non-jazz by purists of an earlier form of jazz. Clearly the artists at the forefront, who are pushing out in new directions, are the most important players in defining what an artform is, means and can be for generations of people.
@thetwentyfourth hell yeah, i couldn't agree anymore. jazz is all about breaking the rules. jazz is all about traveling in new and exciting directions as you said. the purists aren't purists at all. they're just conforming assholes who think jazz should be 'this one thing and this one thing only'. miles then graciously gave them the finger :)
wayne shorters solo is the stuff that legends are made of.
triofdoom 1 month ago
新生Miles Davis!!! ｼﾞｬｯｸ・ﾃﾞｨｼﾞｮﾈｯﾄDr&ﾃﾞｲﾌﾞ・ﾎﾗﾝﾄﾞA.Bのﾘｽﾞﾑ隊
upされた御方に感謝♪
He is a great person♪
kohisiyo 5 months ago
fuckin' GOOSEBUMPS!!!!!!!!!!
wreyoG 6 months ago
What's going on in here is really out there. Part of my favourite Miles period, I love it.
vanessamcqueen11 6 months ago
I see NONE of that what anyone is talking about. He NEVER told anyone in his band what to play, when to play, or how to play. Airto Moriera has some good stories about that. He had no idea what Miles meant when he told him, "just listen, and play". Wise words like that take a bit of time to "get". Later, he would conduct stops and starts on stage, but not really anything else. He let these musicians do whatever, and no matter what would go down, a phrase from him would tie it altogether. Genius.
drummaman1 8 months ago
I can't appreciate this..I don't get it..All my time...I've never got it...My friends worship Miles and judging by all the people on this earth..he is worshiped for something I will never know. I can feel the impulsiveness, the drive, the passion, the push through, the manic force, it just doesn't touch my heart musically. Maybe cause I'm a sentimental child, crying for his mummy..I dunno. A bit lonely.
mistersmith6000 10 months ago
@mistersmith6000 - Miles' "electric period" music is notoriously avant-garde and hard to grasp. Why not try something else from his other "classic" periods? Like the Walkin', Steamin' and Relaxin' LP's from the 50's (on Prestige)...or Kind Of Blue from 1959...or Someday My Prince Will Come from 1961...or Round About Midnight from 1957...
Don't jump straight into the "difficult stuff".
samsamba08 9 months ago
it's annoying how low the drums are in the mix lol.
willwelsh816 1 year ago
Holland is a machine!
AtmaRising 1 year ago
Dave Holland wears Cowskin?
GraditudevsRevenge 1 year ago
ahhh the more pot i smoke the more i turn this up
SorcererOnDope 1 year ago
is this from the Bitches Brew box set DVD? wanna get the live performances but don't want to rebuy the album again. nice box for those who don't own a copy of BB, but pretty pricey. Just want the DVDs.
RubHerSoul1 1 year ago
@RubHerSoul1 IIRC, it's only the Copenhagen performance (from a few days earlier) that's included on DVD in the new BB set. This Berlin concert is only available on bootleg DVD. Hell, I just discovered I don't even have it. ;)
mortensteen 1 year ago
la classe du modernisme, assurément le plus grand artiste du 20eme siecle et il n'y a rien de comparable au 21eme..... Qui? Qui? Quelle carriere, il est le fils spirituel de Parker qui aurait tant aimé son modernisme!
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Los comienzos del estilo JAZZ-ROCK, tan denostado por muchos "especialistas" entonces (lo que sufríamos discutiendo con ellos) , y ahora quedó como un estilo ya clásico y consolidado de jazz del pasado (y presente).
LEONCODAJJ 1 year ago
Los comienzos des estilo JAZZ-ROCK, tan denostado por muchos "especialistas" entonces (lo que sufríamos discutiendo con ellos) , y ahora quedó como un estilo ya clásico y consolidado de jazz del pasado (y presente).
LEONCODAJJ 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this!
Lot2learn 1 year ago
super music!thank you
kurinakornel1 1 year ago
thats the "subway groove! sequed into "bitches brew" heroic! i love this period.
drumier 1 year ago
*I just hate that he's dead so I can't experience him live
EscargoTouChaud 2 years ago 2
Hoy 7 de Novienbre de 2009, se cumplen 40 años de este concierto. Today, 7 novienbre 2009, marks the 40th year of this concert. Heute, 7 novienbre 2009 markiert das 40. Jahr dieses Konzert
Magnífico, magnificent, herrliche!!!
mangobra 2 years ago
A lot of people don't really get the idea of what Miles was doing here. I admit it is not really jazz, but it is still bloody good.
wilobowski 2 years ago
@wilobowski
This IS total jazz my man. At it's best. And Miles stretched the limits of jazz music. To this day this is what jazz players still 'try' to play.
ignaciomoran 2 years ago 14
Absolutely. Purists be damned, they live in the past. Music (and everything else) is in a constant state of flux and evolution. Even what wilobowski calls jazz would have, at one time, been dismissed as non-jazz by purists of an earlier form of jazz. Clearly the artists at the forefront, who are pushing out in new directions, are the most important players in defining what an artform is, means and can be for generations of people.
thetwentyfourth 2 years ago 15
@thetwentyfourth hell yeah, i couldn't agree anymore. jazz is all about breaking the rules. jazz is all about traveling in new and exciting directions as you said. the purists aren't purists at all. they're just conforming assholes who think jazz should be 'this one thing and this one thing only'. miles then graciously gave them the finger :)
SexyFatKid 1 year ago 3
@thetwentyfourth really nicely put man, I couldnt have said it better myself
DrGonzoOBoogie 1 year ago
is this directions?
funkajazic 2 years ago
MIles In His PRIME.
bigslick45 2 years ago
thank you bro
marsvoltaguy 2 years ago
Miles face at around 9:23-9:30 is priceless. He's like MOTHERFUCKERS DID I SAY GET NOISY??!?! LISTEN TO ME I'M THE LEADER WE GOTTA BUILD THIS SHIT UP
StevieLeeRachel 3 years ago 5
He was basically the master of giving those glares that would instantly teach you humility
PeeyanoKeys 3 years ago 2
He stretching his jaw! That was no glare to the others.
earwaves58 2 years ago 5
i dont think that's what is going on there
jsxtal 2 years ago 4
probably not, but that doesn't mean he didn't do that sort of thing
PeeyanoKeys 2 years ago 5
i was not saying that he never did that
jsxtal 2 years ago
@StevieLeeRachel lol. you may be right
aaronamccoy 1 year ago
@StevieLeeRachel
He wasn't even playing there.
dwdrummerboi 1 year ago
@StevieLeeRachel
Nah, man. His lips are just tired from all the high notes he just screamed out. But yeah. There is a look of his that's "Bitch, please."
mperrotti76 9 months ago
Wow! Thank you , man. This is an incredible document. Thanks for sharing!
romeishome1 3 years ago