Weather Report would soon become famous for playing like Soft Machine. I like them both though. It's a shame the world doesn't know what pioneers they were.
@cordedpoodle I love them too but wasn't the real pioneer Miles Davis in this genre ??
If you listen to Miles in the Sky /Filles de Kilimanjaro / In a Silent Way. (1967 to 1969), you should realize that Miles paved the way for Ratledge/Wyatt/Hopper/Dean (and for Weather Report whose founding members had appeared on the albums I cited.) What do you think sir ?
@MrShuggieTodd I disagree, great albums to be sure, but Miles Davis' music was more traditional than this, Soft machine started in 67 as more psychedelic rock than anything else which they then added jazz to as time went on, this is Canterbury Scene at its finest here, Miles Davis had nothing to do with the development of this genre, for the later incarnations of the band I'd be inclined to agree with you but what we see here is something different entirely
@MrShuggieTodd Before Miles was doing in a silent way minimal Terry Riley and Le Monte Young were doing it. Don't get me wrong though, I a total Miles head, especially his around the Get Up With it Period. All these great guys keep up with what the others are doing. I just think SM was under rated.
@gingerb91 "Above all things, Jesuits are 'confessors'. Their services unto the royalty were urged as a 'need', as they became assigned to hear the confessions of the aristocrats, emperors, kings, queens, princes, princesses, ['royal'] mistresses, those in every level of government -- they all revealed their secret plans, their intimate sins, their inner-most thoughts, as their lives became virtually an open book to the Jesuits.
@gingerb91 "[Wherever] a totalitarian movement erupts, whether Communist or Nazi [Fascist], a Jesuit can be found in the role of 'adviser' or leader; in Cuba [it was] [Jesuit-trained] Castro's 'Father' Armando Llorente..."
@gingerb91 "In the agreement to rescue Rome [i.e., the Roman Catholic Church's hierarchy] from the predicament of losing its world control to Protestantism, and to preserve the spiritual and temporal supremacy which the popes [had] 'usurped' during the Middle Ages, Rome now 'sold' the [Roman Catholic] Church to the Society of Jesus [i.e., the Jesuits]; in essence the popes surrendered themselves into their hands." John Daniel
@gingerb91 "[Wherever] a totalitarian movement erupts, whether Communist or Nazi [Fascist], a Jesuit can be found in the role of 'adviser' or leader; in Cuba [it was] [Jesuit-trained] Castro's 'Father' Armando Llorente..."
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Soft Machine are definitely underrated... why? simple, they're so amazing they can't be overrated
lipi29 3 weeks ago
We keep on listening to Soft Machine all our live
Tomvanderwal 3 months ago
The Real Jazz Fusion Pioneers
InfidelTheFusionist 11 months ago 3
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InfidelTheFusionist 11 months ago
Weather Report would soon become famous for playing like Soft Machine. I like them both though. It's a shame the world doesn't know what pioneers they were.
cordedpoodle 1 year ago
@cordedpoodle I love them too but wasn't the real pioneer Miles Davis in this genre ??
If you listen to Miles in the Sky /Filles de Kilimanjaro / In a Silent Way. (1967 to 1969), you should realize that Miles paved the way for Ratledge/Wyatt/Hopper/Dean (and for Weather Report whose founding members had appeared on the albums I cited.) What do you think sir ?
MrShuggieTodd 6 months ago
@MrShuggieTodd I disagree, great albums to be sure, but Miles Davis' music was more traditional than this, Soft machine started in 67 as more psychedelic rock than anything else which they then added jazz to as time went on, this is Canterbury Scene at its finest here, Miles Davis had nothing to do with the development of this genre, for the later incarnations of the band I'd be inclined to agree with you but what we see here is something different entirely
Adamboms 5 months ago
@MrShuggieTodd Before Miles was doing in a silent way minimal Terry Riley and Le Monte Young were doing it. Don't get me wrong though, I a total Miles head, especially his around the Get Up With it Period. All these great guys keep up with what the others are doing. I just think SM was under rated.
cordedpoodle 4 months ago
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lombardinos 1 year ago
Amazing!! One of my favorite bands.. Thanks for uploading this video ;-)
Elisa
Qadesh86 1 year ago
And that is why we listen to Soft Machine.
gingerb91 2 years ago 20
oh my god that is the best comment ever.....haha. love it.
sydswirl 1 year ago 4
@sydswirl ahahah yes i agree, the best comment ever =)
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Emanuel M. Josephson (American physician and historian)
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