Alfredo

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Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

7 apr 08

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Larrok, maybe I got confused with Lux, but it seemed to me that you had previously written that the jazz records you listened to didn't excite you. Perhaps I'm remembering wrong. Lux, there's no need to interpret what I wrote in your own way, since my statement was made in absolutely good faith.

Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

7 apr 08

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No Larrok, probably jazz is not a type of music that you like, that's all. There is nothing that says you have to like it.

Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

7 apr 08

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If you print this review with the comments, you could make a book... :D

Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

7 apr 08

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Guys, that's enough! It's snack time! :D

John Coltrane The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording

6 apr 08

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The cover is beautiful anyway.

John Coltrane The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording

6 apr 08

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Beautiful review, emme. Just the other day I was about to buy it, then I backed off. The purchase is only postponed. I believe that a live performance by Coltrane on the same wavelength as this one is "Live at the Village Vanguard Again!" from 1966, where Coltrane "rapes" his "Naima" and "My Favorite Things," playing them free. Ajeje, you mentioned Interstellar Space...a magnificent album!

Anthony Braxton For Alto

6 apr 08

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I consider Tim Berne an excellent musician, with a rather avant-garde style similar (broadly speaking) to Zorn. I have two of his albums, and they are great; I highly recommend them to you.

Anthony Braxton For Alto

6 apr 08

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I'm posting an additional comment because I've just read an interview from years ago with Roscoe Mitchell, which highlights the importance of Braxton in contemporary music. "John Zorn and Tim Berne were Braxton's students, but honestly, they're not worthy of even carrying his instrument case, not even the case. Anthony churns out ideas non-stop, and the others just copy them..." maybe a bit too strong a statement, but it makes you think about the significance of this artist.

Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

5 apr 08

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Yes, but these people doubted because they faced a work that was quite revolutionary, and it is well known that stylistic-musical revolutions create many divisions among listeners. Fortunately, time gives the proper tribute to certain works.

Charles Mingus The Great Concert Of Charles Mingus

5 apr 08

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Sure lux, you can doubt the beauty of BB as much as you want. After all, an album either pleases or it doesn't. The only thing that can be defined objectively in a work is its historical significance. For everything else, there's mastercard. :D