Miles Davis

Bitches Brew

If In A Silent Way perfected the jazz-rock genre, then Bitches Brew took the idea even further, adding a more avant-garde and psychedelic nature to it, making it even more interesting and overall more fun.

In the late '60s Davis began experimenting with electric instruments, ultimately resulting in the masterpiece, In A Silent Way. He then threw that more basic jazz-rock sound out the window and went full avant-garde, making an album that hasn't been replicated by anyone. Really, Bitches Brew ... read more

my mom said that this album is terrible

disown me

this. this is the Jazz album ive wanted to hear since i started getting into the genre. near perfection.

Edit (mini review): I can't even put to words most of what i love about this record, this Jazz with subtle rock influences album is one of the most beautiful wirggly air waves that have touched my ears. It's a difficult listen but a rewarding one as Miles Davis takes you on an adventure in this subtle yet aggressive storm of an album. It's so unconventional that it somehow turns itself as ... read more

I've never had 2 hours go by so seamlessly.

Wow, I'm at a loss for words, this thing is amazing.