An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
This is a "busy" song that sounds great through headphones. This is one of my most favorite songs. The instruments come in and out, from one side to the other side, front to back, swirling round and round.
The true test of Miles' musical genius is that even though I've been a fan for almost 20 years now, I'm still discovering new things about his music. Why has it taken me so long to discover On the Corner!
@TheDavemccollom1 I remember that list. Too lazy to google it right now but if I recall he was around the 50s. Jack White was in the top 20....I was done with it after that......
@PerryCoxPF93 Yeah. Little bit upsetting. Everyone's got their opinion, though. But I agree with you on that one. Personally, I like him better than Jimi Hendrix. Some of the stuff I heard him play with Mahavishnu Orchestra...intricate, intricate musicianship. Tight band.
@PerryCoxPF93 Another thing; I love pulling out stuff like Mahavishnu for my friends who haven't heard it. Their music moves me, and I get a thrill out of seeing someone else feel it for the first time. Partly because I'm a nerd, and M.O. isn't that well-known among my friends lol.
@abelbokor hey man, i don't condemn things I know nothing about, jack white is a talented musician but his music is pretty much just indie pop with a slight touch of classic rock wanna be... his stuff is too poppy to be any good, no texture to his music
@luridoptics why don't you go watch the It might get loud documentary. I love Miles Davis and his work, but I dislike people throwing empty words at something that they don't have a clue about.
@luridoptics Hey now, jack white cheated to get famous... started a horribly poppy band (The white stripes) and used that to get famous before coming out with his real stuff... now almost anyone can do that...so to me he is nothing but a sell out
@luridoptics just because music is poppy (and I don't hear any poppy-ness in most of the White Stripes catalog) doesn't mean you should put it in a box and refuse to appreciate it. Jack White is a great guitarist, and does things other people haven't done. In the discussion of greatest guitarists ever, he's definitely far down the list.
@PerryCoxPF93 certainly John McLaughlin deserves a better ranking, but you are retarded if you dislike Jack White and his work. Don't get me wrong, I believe McLaughlin is better than he is, but White is talented and he makes better music than most nowadays.
McLaughlin has opened my mind to improvise like no one before, hes one of the greatest ever, for sure. I believe he is as good as Jimi. I have a few friends that play better than Jack White (not just in the limited techinical meaning of it), we just cant take industrial magazines (or musicians) seriously.
There is so much going on here that it's overwhelming . . . rhythms inside of rhythms on top of and behind and around other rhythms . . . absolutely brilliant.
40 years on and nothing I hear now even approaches the level of innovation Miles an his best collaborators created.
My Boy from back in the day (high school the 70s) emailed me and asked if I could send him some music for a trip he's arranging from Alabama to Washington, DC. He requested some hard funky jazz and mention Miles "On the Corner". I sat there thinking,,,what is this dude talking about? Well,after hearing this, I got it. Damn this stuff is hard, funking, electrifying, earth shaking and straight-up radical......My boy is gonna be listening to this with his family on the way to the White House ;-)
"It [On The Corner] is the music of the streets...and as such it has the throb of the street as well as the beauty of a rose in Spanish Harlem. It is music which celebrates street life as well as the beauty of life itself and it brings together (and celebrates the individual beauty of the rhythms of) many different cultures...this music is more about feelings than notes as Donald Ayler once remarked."--Ralph J. Gleason, Rolling Stone, 1972.
I saw Miles for the first time right after this LP was released. The band was much the same personnel. Cosey and Lucas on guitar, Henderson on bass, Al Foster drums. Probably Maupin and Goodman on reeds. Badal Roy on perc. I was sitting less than 8 feet from Davis through both sets. Venue was the old Jazz Workshop, Kenmore Square, Boston. I met Davis that night. A life changing experience, at least. Of course, this track has Johnny Mac on guitar. During his rubber string phase, as I call it.
@Yuengring Its a Wah-Wah pedal, just like a guitar. The electric pick-up was on his mouthpiece. Check out the live 70s vids to see him in action with the device
When this came out I really enjoyed it..still do. A lot of people don't realize this is Mr. Davis interpreting the sounds on the streets in NY, 1972. Fantastic!
This is not absolutely terrible. This shit blew so much wide open. This album trumps Bitches Brew in some respects, if only for the fact of how utterly radical it was when it came out. It's still on the forefront. All you naysaying motherfuckers need to pull the blinders off and gain some appreciation. In the meantime, can y'all shut the fuck up and go like what you like. Hating on something is such a waste.
Sorry 'critics', but listening to this track on youtube does NOT do justice to the actual rich, complex, multi-layered textural subtleties of this track - you CAN'T hear the full stereo image here Ex: the organ solo starting on 4:50 is barely audible here, and then some, so detractors, get of your lazy asses and get the CD-but even then you might not 'get it' so I feel bad for you.
@egyptianminor Cut the shit, what kind of fidelity can anyone expect from You Tube. On the Corner is Miles darkest masterpiece, pissed on at the time it was released but ultimately miles ahead.
@molloyxx1No,no BS ,music with simpler instrumentation/arrangement/less tracks reproduces quit well one you tube, you can't compare any generic 5 piece band w/ this multi track work: guitar,bass, trumpet, sp. sax, 3 keyboards, 2 drummers, 2 or 3 perc.tracks, tabla and sitar- on 16 track analog machine, no automation,etc..., so yeah, you tube don't do justice to this track in particular.
An electrified and multidimensional burst of ass-shaking funk straight from the master himself. If Sly Stone and Jimi Hendrix took a space ship to India together, they very well might have come up with something approximating On The Corner.
Apparently Miles was pissed with his record company who he felt didn't push the album to the target audience, namely a young black one, instead album was pushed as a jazz piece, regular Miles Davies fans didn't like the new departure, hence record never did that well but was later picked up after Herbie Hancocks 'Headhunters' album exploded on the scene, similiar groove I feel happening in both records!
Never heard nothin' like it before and will never hear nothin' like it again. If you really want to get deeper into it, get On the Corner (The Complete Sessions) Its a bit pricey but definitely worth it. Also check out the album Big Fun!
Jazz or not, this is freaking me out. Thats so funky i could lose my mind. I really like that beat even if it is the same for more than 20 minutes, its so the basis of one of the best progression from miles... This album is a most.
Great music. Really mind-blowing stuff. What the hell has Jack White got to do with any of this? Or jazz in general?
Serpchit 3 weeks ago
Who needs drugs when you have this mind-opening, mind-bending, music like this. Miles is always teaching me new things.
miapatagonia 1 month ago
Miles, McLaughlin and Jack White are all fucking awesome. I like jazz a lot, but man do I hate the snobbery of the fans.
chillepalmerz 1 month ago
An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
peopledick 3 months ago
This is a "busy" song that sounds great through headphones. This is one of my most favorite songs. The instruments come in and out, from one side to the other side, front to back, swirling round and round.
headrush1977 3 months ago
Jack White name being discussed in a Davis video? C'mon people!. Show some respect for the deceased...!
And only a corporate magazine like Rolling Stone could put J. W. on a list where McLaughlin is. Totally different leagues.
BTW Miles is a genius.
vivelavidarocka 3 months ago
except for some of his own later work this has got to the single greatest album of ALL-TIME
sanjuz 4 months ago
i get it to the fullest. album fuckin rocks.
fusionfreak2009 4 months ago
The true test of Miles' musical genius is that even though I've been a fan for almost 20 years now, I'm still discovering new things about his music. Why has it taken me so long to discover On the Corner!
miapatagonia 4 months ago
If aliens landed...and we played them this....maybe they would save us.
poperock7 5 months ago
京都での学生期､ほぼ1ヶ月間程は､LIVE･EVILと､この"ON･THE･CORNER"しか聴かない時期が!～押し寄せる音群! #jazzm
blackandtanful 7 months ago
hey this is a Miles Davis post, Mahavishnu, Mc Laughling & Cobahm Sly and Jimi are all supreme but lets listen to this incredible recording!
chemfast 7 months ago
miles grooves the hardest
TH3Sinn3R1992 8 months ago
@passjay
i can see why.
djalternegro 8 months ago
shit, this is funky
fat8622 8 months ago
John McLaughlin's hard to beat. I read a list of the greatest rock guitarists in Rolling Stone, and in my opinion, they had him ranked way too low.
TheDavemccollom1 9 months ago 5
@TheDavemccollom1 I remember that list. Too lazy to google it right now but if I recall he was around the 50s. Jack White was in the top 20....I was done with it after that......
PerryCoxPF93 9 months ago 11
@PerryCoxPF93 Yeah. Little bit upsetting. Everyone's got their opinion, though. But I agree with you on that one. Personally, I like him better than Jimi Hendrix. Some of the stuff I heard him play with Mahavishnu Orchestra...intricate, intricate musicianship. Tight band.
TheDavemccollom1 9 months ago
@PerryCoxPF93 Another thing; I love pulling out stuff like Mahavishnu for my friends who haven't heard it. Their music moves me, and I get a thrill out of seeing someone else feel it for the first time. Partly because I'm a nerd, and M.O. isn't that well-known among my friends lol.
TheDavemccollom1 9 months ago
@PerryCoxPF93 how did someone like jack white even make it on a list like that? he's horrible
luridoptics 8 months ago
@luridoptics Obviously you don't have a clue about Jack White and his work.
abelbokor 4 months ago
@abelbokor hey man, i don't condemn things I know nothing about, jack white is a talented musician but his music is pretty much just indie pop with a slight touch of classic rock wanna be... his stuff is too poppy to be any good, no texture to his music
luridoptics 4 months ago
@luridoptics why don't you go watch the It might get loud documentary. I love Miles Davis and his work, but I dislike people throwing empty words at something that they don't have a clue about.
abelbokor 4 months ago
@luridoptics Hey now, jack white cheated to get famous... started a horribly poppy band (The white stripes) and used that to get famous before coming out with his real stuff... now almost anyone can do that...so to me he is nothing but a sell out
luridoptics 4 months ago
@luridoptics just because music is poppy (and I don't hear any poppy-ness in most of the White Stripes catalog) doesn't mean you should put it in a box and refuse to appreciate it. Jack White is a great guitarist, and does things other people haven't done. In the discussion of greatest guitarists ever, he's definitely far down the list.
RawJimmify 2 months ago
@PerryCoxPF93 certainly John McLaughlin deserves a better ranking, but you are retarded if you dislike Jack White and his work. Don't get me wrong, I believe McLaughlin is better than he is, but White is talented and he makes better music than most nowadays.
abelbokor 4 months ago
@PerryCoxPF93
McLaughlin has opened my mind to improvise like no one before, hes one of the greatest ever, for sure. I believe he is as good as Jimi. I have a few friends that play better than Jack White (not just in the limited techinical meaning of it), we just cant take industrial magazines (or musicians) seriously.
Lucasdelgado1 3 months ago
@TheDavemccollom1
yeah . my favorite Mclaughlin is when he's with Miles . Awesome .
spiderlockhart 8 months ago 2
There is so much going on here that it's overwhelming . . . rhythms inside of rhythms on top of and behind and around other rhythms . . . absolutely brilliant.
40 years on and nothing I hear now even approaches the level of innovation Miles an his best collaborators created.
YouzTube99 10 months ago 2
one of the greatest artefacts EVER produced by any human mind throughout our entire existence
sanjuz 10 months ago 3
First album I ever bought at the age of 10...It was a shocking trip then which has since turned into an amazing journey.
BRUQBEATS 11 months ago 4
fuori di testa! :)
MrJazz86 1 year ago
My Boy from back in the day (high school the 70s) emailed me and asked if I could send him some music for a trip he's arranging from Alabama to Washington, DC. He requested some hard funky jazz and mention Miles "On the Corner". I sat there thinking,,,what is this dude talking about? Well,after hearing this, I got it. Damn this stuff is hard, funking, electrifying, earth shaking and straight-up radical......My boy is gonna be listening to this with his family on the way to the White House ;-)
maik723 1 year ago 2
i d like a hug, a cup cake, and a glass half full with state of mind please Paula!
harebellish 1 year ago
"It [On The Corner] is the music of the streets...and as such it has the throb of the street as well as the beauty of a rose in Spanish Harlem. It is music which celebrates street life as well as the beauty of life itself and it brings together (and celebrates the individual beauty of the rhythms of) many different cultures...this music is more about feelings than notes as Donald Ayler once remarked."--Ralph J. Gleason, Rolling Stone, 1972.
MrJamesrnolan 1 year ago 3
free me
diphead5 1 year ago
im so fucking high
BennyGaberMusic 1 year ago 10
one of the best albums ever
everythingsgoneorang 1 year ago
no Dave Creamer?.I know he's there somewhere in all this muck? Miles was always a pissed guy
localboy1948 1 year ago
I saw Miles for the first time right after this LP was released. The band was much the same personnel. Cosey and Lucas on guitar, Henderson on bass, Al Foster drums. Probably Maupin and Goodman on reeds. Badal Roy on perc. I was sitting less than 8 feet from Davis through both sets. Venue was the old Jazz Workshop, Kenmore Square, Boston. I met Davis that night. A life changing experience, at least. Of course, this track has Johnny Mac on guitar. During his rubber string phase, as I call it.
mack645 1 year ago
Dang. What a groove. Cooks like a mofo.
Dave Liebman at his best.
John McLaughlin sounds like he's having a nervous breakdown. In a good way. One my favorite guitar solos.
Frisbieinstein 1 year ago
"On the Corner"を聴くと「お前を思い出す」と友人に言われたことがあります。まぁ自慢ですけど…。
teruichi1 1 year ago
YouTubeできくと
ええかんじにエコーがかかってて気持ちいいね
やはり素晴らしい
gottoeekanji 1 year ago
I listen to Miles' more progressive stuff like this and bitches brew in kickboxing class, and his older cool jazz stuff on my walk :)
willwelsh816 1 year ago 2
what is miles playing into to make his sound like that. It's like autotune or something, damn he was before his time haha
Yuengring 1 year ago
@Yuengring Its a Wah-Wah pedal, just like a guitar. The electric pick-up was on his mouthpiece. Check out the live 70s vids to see him in action with the device
cali22boi 1 year ago
@cali22boi any specific vids i should look up, I'd def like to see this in action
Yuengring 1 year ago
why would anybody say theeres no melody to this?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
rwk1983 1 year ago
Right on the money !
TheMasterSergeant1 1 year ago
Real smooth !
richieroller67 1 year ago
When this came out I really enjoyed it..still do. A lot of people don't realize this is Mr. Davis interpreting the sounds on the streets in NY, 1972. Fantastic!
gmax6060 1 year ago
Totally "Out of this World"!
MrLloydmajor 1 year ago
50 years ahead.
sotool76 1 year ago
This is not absolutely terrible. This shit blew so much wide open. This album trumps Bitches Brew in some respects, if only for the fact of how utterly radical it was when it came out. It's still on the forefront. All you naysaying motherfuckers need to pull the blinders off and gain some appreciation. In the meantime, can y'all shut the fuck up and go like what you like. Hating on something is such a waste.
bigtime360 1 year ago
great
underyourskindvd 1 year ago
nice !...
maidoodesu 1 year ago
Sorry 'critics', but listening to this track on youtube does NOT do justice to the actual rich, complex, multi-layered textural subtleties of this track - you CAN'T hear the full stereo image here Ex: the organ solo starting on 4:50 is barely audible here, and then some, so detractors, get of your lazy asses and get the CD-but even then you might not 'get it' so I feel bad for you.
egyptianminor 1 year ago
@egyptianminor Cut the shit, what kind of fidelity can anyone expect from You Tube. On the Corner is Miles darkest masterpiece, pissed on at the time it was released but ultimately miles ahead.
molloyxx1 1 year ago
@molloyxx1No,no BS ,music with simpler instrumentation/arrangement/less tracks reproduces quit well one you tube, you can't compare any generic 5 piece band w/ this multi track work: guitar,bass, trumpet, sp. sax, 3 keyboards, 2 drummers, 2 or 3 perc.tracks, tabla and sitar- on 16 track analog machine, no automation,etc..., so yeah, you tube don't do justice to this track in particular.
egyptianminor 1 year ago
YEAH !!!!!
hapzap13 1 year ago
omg this is absolutely terrible....lol
jdelgio 1 year ago
this music is so animated and alive and not to mention FUNKY!
theillfrisch 1 year ago
scares the funk outta me
dancinginthestreet1 1 year ago
this isnt jazz just fucking incredible. the horns, the percussion, the guitar EVERYTHING IS PERFECT
boogster123321 1 year ago
Mclaughlin
kevfullo 1 year ago
le morceau le plus fou!!!!!!!!!!
fougueur 1 year ago
Open up the door it's to funky in here !!!! Thanks for the post.
hapzap13 1 year ago
I don`t know what they where smoking at that time, but it must have been good!
sportsart21 1 year ago
Fuck Yeah !
FunkySkunk90 1 year ago
thanks for the uploads!
echo037 1 year ago
カッコイイ！！
tokyojoe2009 1 year ago
@tokyojoe2009 You got that right!
MoeGreensRightEye 1 year ago
Miles at his funkiest!!!!!
Bizarronumber4 2 years ago 5
This one's baking me....
FunkySkunk90 2 years ago 17
@FunkySkunk90 ripped
TheZakkAttack 1 year ago
this is just so wrong.....but so right at the same time......
dazamaru 2 years ago 3
great listening to this on dope
got it from my dad
velourea 2 years ago
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you got AIDS from your dad? unlucky bro...or should i say FAG!
awesomewelles90 2 years ago
Super phat McLaughlin solo!
orbtax 2 years ago
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orbtax 2 years ago
An electrified and multidimensional burst of ass-shaking funk straight from the master himself. If Sly Stone and Jimi Hendrix took a space ship to India together, they very well might have come up with something approximating On The Corner.
(written on piratebay)
buddycathedral 2 years ago 43
@buddycathedral what are you hearing? this is absolutely terrible, lol.
jdelgio 1 year ago
@buddycathedral jimi already did aka band of gypsies
bluesfunky009 1 year ago
AMAZING MUSIC!!!
EZIOTHEMASTER 2 years ago 5
right- i NEED this CD :) more Christmas shopping for myself
KINGROOSTER45 2 years ago 2
Ridiculous (in the best sense).
TonyRoq 2 years ago 4
So alive, so unique and versatile that words are redundant! Now if only modern hip hop was like this; pure skill AND emotion!
ootwiabd 2 years ago 3
@paraxicosis I really love this, thanks a lot!!!!!!
rvxs09 2 years ago
drum n' bass, hip-hop, techno, post-punk, rock, i hear it all in this music!!!
eatdogs 2 years ago 4
me too =D
velourea 2 years ago 2
Paraxicosis, you was right!!! This is brilliant!!!!!!!!!!! I never heard about him!!! Thanks a lot for this info!
rvxs09 2 years ago 2
@rvxs09
I'd say: it is just about time, brother!
you're the man now:)
suckeefcukee 2 years ago 2
awesome album
awesome track
awesome miles
paraxicosis 2 years ago 5
I believe John McLaughlin played guitar on some of these tracks
slipyourhips 2 years ago 2
starts solo just after 300
mloaks 2 years ago
I need to get the Complete on the Corner Sessions. This is phenomenal.
Dr77Funkenstein 2 years ago 3
500 years from now, if we survive, this album will be recalled as one of the best of the 20th century
15oldmen 2 years ago 6
YESSSS!!!!
henryhansun 2 years ago
whos on guitar?
BlueNote4003 2 years ago 4
john mclaughlin
this is the only song he plays on the album
PerryCoxPF93 2 years ago 4
Apparently Miles was pissed with his record company who he felt didn't push the album to the target audience, namely a young black one, instead album was pushed as a jazz piece, regular Miles Davies fans didn't like the new departure, hence record never did that well but was later picked up after Herbie Hancocks 'Headhunters' album exploded on the scene, similiar groove I feel happening in both records!
chameleon747 2 years ago 3
Never heard nothin' like it before and will never hear nothin' like it again. If you really want to get deeper into it, get On the Corner (The Complete Sessions) Its a bit pricey but definitely worth it. Also check out the album Big Fun!
henryhansun 2 years ago 5
this is a great album, its so crazy and the beats and bass are so fresh it reminds me allmost of King Crimsons perfect album Larks' Tongues in Aspic.
LordSatanOBoogie 2 years ago 2
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LordSatanOBoogie 2 years ago
was EVERYBODY stoned in '72?
ajdicks 2 years ago 4
Jazz or not, this is freaking me out. Thats so funky i could lose my mind. I really like that beat even if it is the same for more than 20 minutes, its so the basis of one of the best progression from miles... This album is a most.
wtJulienakaMSC 2 years ago 3
thanks for posting this, because i have been considering buying a copy. but, i wanted to hear more of it first.
Pomeray8 2 years ago
it's some of the finest jazz
djalternegro 2 years ago
thanks for putting this up. this is DOPE. right on.
djalternegro 2 years ago