Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Jefferson Airplane: Surrealistic Pillow
10 feb 15
Milestone.
Jethro Tull: Aqualung
CD Audio I have it ★★
Jethro Tull: Aqualung
11 jun 13
Among the great scams in rock history. Often mediocre tracks that, besides that, are repetitive.
  • March Horses
    11 jun 13
    No, it's not their best as history would have it (the best is with the first two), but in my opinion, it deserves a solid 4 balls; it's much more enjoyable than Thick As A Brick, which, in the long run, can be a bit heavy. There are a couple of fillers ("Hymn 43," maybe "Wind Up"), but songs like "Mother Goose," "Cross Eyed Mary," and "Locomotive Breath" are frighteningly good. Even "Cheap Day Return" is a little gem...
  • hjhhjij
    16 jul 13
    Damn you Wind Up filler can't be heard :D Anyway, I prefer this to the debut and even to Stand Up, but we're just splitting hairs here. I can't stand two balls, damn it.
Jim Kweskin: Jump For Joy
CD Audio I have it
Jim Kweskin: Jump For Joy
14 dec 14
Jim Kweskin: Relax Your Mind
CD Audio I have it
Jim Kweskin: Relax Your Mind
14 dec 14
John Coltrane: A love supreme
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
John Coltrane: A Love Supreme
5 jun 18
Joni Mitchell: Blue
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Joni Mitchell: Blue
11 jun 13
Masterpiece of masterpieces, at least in female songwriting.
Joni Mitchell: Court And Spark
CD Audio I have it ★★★★★
Joni Mitchell: Court and Spark
11 jun 13
They completely ripped me off, I think. Wonderful record.
Joni Mitchell: MIngus
CD Audio I have it
Joni Mitchell: Mingus
2 dec 14
In the meantime, I'm collecting it so I don't forget. I still have to get into the genre, so right now, beyond Mitchell's incredible interpretation, it means little to me. When I'm more comfortable with the jazz patterns of this work, I'll revisit it.
  • hjhhjij
    2 dec 14
    Oh yes, because this is pure Jazz, this is THE Jazz album by Joni, now completely absorbed in the genre (she had even collaborated with Mingus…). You know what I’m saying? Try the live "Shadows and Light" if you don't know it yet, trust me, you'll like it more quickly. It’s Jazz, but also with the old pieces, and Mitchell leading a Jazz-Rock band made up of Pastorius, Metheny, Don Alias, Mays, and Michael Brecker! If you don’t know it, trust me.
  • pana
    2 dec 14
    Yes, I know that live performance because my father is in love with it and has shown it to me a ton of times! I really like it, but it's sort of halfway between the early Joni and this one, maybe more relatable for me.
  • pana
    2 dec 14
    I would like to listen to Heijira, which I heard a long time ago but I can't remember it anymore. However, I know Amelia, which I like as a song :)
  • hjhhjij
    2 dec 14
    Yes, "Shadows and Light" is a bit of her definitive album (in fact, after this, the descent began, quality-wise), it summarizes all that Mitchell had been up to that point, but with an amazing band behind her. I've already expressed myself on "Hejira," "Amelia" is beautiful, and it can also happen that a tear slips out while listening to it. Anyway, have fun.
  • hellraiser
    2 dec 14
    Bought months ago on the recommendation of Mr. Hj, and I find it to be a really nice little disc; over time I’m sure you will definitely appreciate it.
  • hjhhjij
    2 dec 14
    At this point: The Hissing I already know that pana knows it and likes it (but he doesn't like "The Jungle Line," what a shame) but we haven't mentioned "Don Juan's Reckless Daughter" yet, a crazy album, perhaps his most experimental, anyway a blast (and, of course, with a spine-tingling Pastorius, as well as the first appearance of one Wayne Shorter on a Joni album, then this one will come).
Joni Mitchell: Chalk Mark In A Rain storm
CD Audio I have it ★★
Joni Mitchell: Chalk Mark in a Rain Storm
12 jun 13
Nothing special
Joni Mitchell: The Hissing Of Summer Lawns
CD Audio I have it ★★★★
Joni Mitchell: The Hissing of Summer Lawns
13 jan 14
A four very close to a five. Some attempts at experimentation that didn't quite succeed (the Jungle Line) but also pieces of absolute value.
  • hellraiser
    13 jan 14
    This is unfamiliar to me.. is it from the jazz era? A good purchase?
  • EverardBereguad
    14 jan 14
    A fantastic purchase Hell, it's the beginning of the Jazz era, Pastorius isn't here yet, but what tracks! For me, it's among his best albums, I particularly highlight 'Harry's House', but really all the tracks are amazing. Even 'the Jungle Line' which I think is incredibly successful and ahead of its time. Cinquissimo
  • hjhhjij
    14 jan 14
    Everard said it all. But if you want to be completely safe hell, buy the next one.
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