Davis' "On the Corner"

"On the Corner"to me is a killer percussive rave up worthy of a listen but not for the faint of heart. I went to see Miles when he was touring with this band but he had an automobile accident a couple of days prior and sadly was indisposed.Pretty wild ,the whole band was there and set up but he didn't show and of course there was no show. Bummer!!

Why stop on Bitches Brew there are plenty more and they're so great:
Decoy, Aura, Siesta, Amandla, Tutu, DoBop.

Hey Phase,
Corner,"overshadowed by Bitches Brew for good reason"?
Bitches Brew may have been a bigger leap from convention in 69, but On The Corner represents of alot of focused effort that took place during the 3 to 4 years that seperate the two recordings. The meticulous hallucinatory James Brownisms didn't exist on Bitches Brew. Corner opened up alot of possibilities and it'll give ya' a damn good buzz long after other records poop out. I think some chimp at Down Beat gave it 2 1/2 stars.

PS Agharta is groovier'n hell too

As a matter of fact this was my first Miles Davis album.
I love it, especially Black Satin !

Phasecorrect-this is one of the many that splits even the Miles Davis fans......I like it.
What I did find interesting is that an exploration of modern electronica showed that a lot of the sounds that are produced on this record have been used as a template-so to my ears it still sounds contemporary but in an experimental avant garde way.................