Miles Davis

Bitches Brew

Ya like jazz?

My girlfriend and I were hanging out, getting a little frisky, and started to play with each other. Foreplay mostly at this point. I was using her dildo on her while she gave me the sloppy toppy, and we started to experiment with how much of the baguette she could get down her throat. We turned it into a bit of a game, we were laughing at each other, it was great. She could get most of the rubber corn on the cob in her mouth, all but an inch or so, but couldn't get as far with the actual skin ... read more

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

It's one thing hearing 'Bitches Brew' for the first time, but it's another thing having your first experience with it being on vinyl (thanks nostalgia). Everything that Miles Davis has been doing up to this point was building to this moment, to his magnum opus, an album that truly showcases Davis's impeccable talent as an innovator, composer and musician, as he takes the experimentation of his late 60s output and expands upon it with incredible results. His experimentation with electric ... read more