Make a Jazz Noise Here

[San Antone]

Inspired by the article above, I am listening to this ~

[Artem]

[Mookalafalas]

This got a rave review in the NY times (or rather, Iyer did).  Not jazz, in my book, but interesting and attractive experimental music with jazzy stuff in it.

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[Leo K.]

My favorite Live Miles that I have heard: Plugged Nickel.

That's my favorite live Miles too. Frankly, I'm not a fan of his electric period, god knows I've tried.

[Leo K.]

This got a rave review in the NY times (or rather, Iyer did).  Not jazz, in my book, but interesting and attractive experimental music with jazzy stuff in it.

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That looks interesting, I've got most of Iyer's albums so I'll have to check this out!

[torut]

Dave Holland deserves more attention here!

Dave Holland's solo is also great.
http://www.youtube.com/v/HHu6rzmUvFI

This is one of the best solo double bass albums for me. Miles's Solar is included.
Emerald Tears - Dave Holland
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There is a double bass duo album with Barre Phillips.
Music for Two Basses
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[Bogey]

That's my favorite live Miles too. Frankly, I'm not a fan of his electric period, god knows I've tried.

Yup.  :)And I will probably try again.

[Leo K.]

Yup.  :)And I will probably try again.

And me too

[escher]

With Shorter composing for Miles, the electric period would have been so much better. To me the gem of that period is Sanctuary from bitches brew (and I love also the electric versions of Nefertiti I've heard in some live).

[NJ Joe]

Perfect for right now.

[San Antone]

Perfect for right now.

A fantastic record.

[NJ Joe]

A fantastic record.

I've been a Mingus fan for 35 years, but until recently, I couldn't connect with this disc.  Then one summer evening in 2011, it clicked big time. Alcohol may have been involved.

[escher]

a great Julius Hemphill in Hard blues (from Coon Bid'ness)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_ZVpCUULzg

[torut]

a great Julius Hemphill in Hard blues (from Coon Bid'ness)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_ZVpCUULzg

Dogon A.D. is a great album. Free mp3 of Julius Hemphill Sextet's performances (not from the album) are available from Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston.

The Hard Blues
[audio]http://traffic.libsyn.com/gardnermuseum/hemphill_hardblues.mp3[/audio]

The Moat and the Bridge
[audio]http://traffic.libsyn.com/gardnermuseum/hemphill_moatandbridge.mp3[/audio]

[Artem]

Both of these are great.

[NJ Joe]

Have you heard him on this?  One of my favorite discs ever.

[Artem]

Ask the Ages has been on my wishlist for some time now. But, since it is out of print, it's kind of hard to find at a decent price.

[NJ Joe]

Ask the Ages has been on my wishlist for some time now. But, since it is out of print, it's kind of hard to find at a decent price.

Wow, I didn't realize it was oop.  A sad state of affairs. 

[escher]

I confess that when I heard Ask the ages it didn't impressed me much, while there are many albums with Sharrock in the sixties that I really like. But maybe it was my problem, I want to listen to it again.
Anyway, talking of free jazz guitarists and Pharoah Sanders I love Tisziji Munoz (Sanders's favorite guitarist). 

[kishnevi]

Opinions please.

The full set is four CDs and a DVD, filled with multiple performances of the same songs.
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The single disc is one performance each of the songs, presumably what the producers thought was the best performance of each song,  and of course no DVD.
http://www.amazon.com/JAZZ-CD-Miles-Davis-Quintet/dp/B00BXDPGPC/ref=sr_1_28?ie=UTF8&qid=1395785418&sr=8-28&keywords=Miles+Davis+Quintet+Live+in+Europe
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I can get the single CD version for about $15, or the full set for about $29.  (The listing for the single CD doesn't actually contain the ASIN number, so I've given the complete URL in case the usual ASIN link does not work.)

While I like Miles, I'm not a rabid fan. 

Would I find the extra performances on the full set to be worth the price difference? At the moment the DVD is exercising gravitational pull towards the full set.