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DeAge™ : 6935 days • Here since 16 june 2007

Miles Davis Tutu

3 nov 07

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...Exactly :-) Thank you, Contempla, your enthusiasm is touching! I will return to these pages in the future and will certainly treasure your advice. So "Birth of the Cool" and "Four & More" :-)

Miles Davis Tutu

3 nov 07

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...Exactly :-) Thank you, Contempla, your enthusiasm is touching! I will return to these pages in the future and will certainly treasure your advice. So "Birth of the Cool" and "Four & More" :-)

Thank you all, "Birth of the Cool" has been mentioned twice, so I’ll start with that. Also, because at the moment I don't feel like taking a systematic approach to jazz or Davis's work (especially since I'm currently interested in very different things). More pragmatically, I just wanted to listen to something that could bring me closer to jazz, so I can revisit the conversation in the future.

Dream Theater Images And Words

3 nov 07

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Don't worry, I don't get angry over little things, it's just that the phrase made me smile :-) Anyway, there are quite a few prog lovers, even here on DeB, especially true prog, the one from the '70s. Thankfully, progressive isn't just Dream Theater (even though it's a good album). What are your favorite listens in the prog genre?

Fire + Ice Midwinter Fires

3 nov 07

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@Pib, even the Frenchisms now? ;-) Try "Trees in Winter" by Sol Invictus: I, who know nothing about apocalyptic folk, really liked it a lot. Of course, it's funereal, but I think that's a characteristic of the genre. I don't know if maestro memento will agree with my suggestion. Anyway, for prog, I would start with Camel :-)

Miles Davis Tutu

3 nov 07

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@contemplation, can you suggest some titles from the acoustic Miles that are a must-have? As an absolute novice, I've only listened to (and really enjoyed) Kind of Blue.