The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions [Long Box] by Miles Davis

Pros: WOW

Cons: You may not recognize Miles in Bitches Brew!

The Bottom Line: This album is incredible.

Review: How can I describe Miles Davis Bitches Brew? It sure isn't traditional Miles Davis, I can tell you that! (and forgive me oh epiword filter, but that is the name that Miles gave to this album)

Imagine if you will taking a hallucinogenic...

Pros: It is the greatest gift to modern music.

Cons: It's hard to understand if you don't have an open mind.

The Bottom Line: Listen closely between the lines and you will see & hear just why this is the most influential jazz/fusion record ever made.

Review: It is easy to agree that in the year 1969, every style of music was inventively being written and performed with a vast amount of freshness and originality. Salient expression was everywhere, in Motown, Rock, Jazz, Soul and Blues. But not only in...

Pros: Amazing work, great songs, fine solos, nice flow

Cons: not a thing

The Bottom Line: This is one of the truly birth right albums - a huge set of music, and truly genius at work.

Review: He was known as the Dark Prince

Was Miles the anti-Christ? Or was he just a swinging, experimental hedonist-man who did not readily suffer fools? I think that he got sick of people and labels. If you read some of Mile s quotes, he...

Pros: Only a separate universe has enough space to list all the pros

Cons: Sonic spaces awaken fierce desire to get stoned. Some people actually don't own this?! Dudes!!

The Bottom Line: tribal, primitive, organic, will unfuse your contracted psyche.

Review: A brief rant: it truly bites on this site when epinions.com can correctly spell the name of this album and have it as a link, yet I cannot correctly spell the name of the title song in the body of my review, instead having to come across like an...

Pros: Great songs, great solos, great everything

Cons: A bit too wild the first few times, but you'll get used to it

Review: Wow... I don't even know where to begin with this box set. When the original Bitches Brew was released in 1970, Miles changed jazz forever. He ushered in a new style of jazz, fusing jazz and rock. This new music was appropriately dubbed, "Fusion"...

Pros: Definitive music

Cons: Pricey (but worth it!)

Review: The album that brought Miles Davis, one of the greatest jazz musicians of his era, into the "rock" world. It sold more than 500,000 copies and infuriated jazz purists the world over. This lavishly-designed 4 CD set brings together all of the music...

Pros: Space&Power

Cons: i want more

Review: Full&Uncut.Miles Davis Plays with such a Spark&&Intensity here that it's Incredible.the band sounds fantastic.these disc cover a wide range of sound&feel.Space is the key with anything by Miles.you always get alot of Room for different...