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Music from what was left of Miles' orb from the time when it was not clear if he had an orb at all. No overt MilesMusic (except the melody of the title cut), but a few things sound like they were coming from there, and maybe could have gone there, had there been a there for them to go.

all in all, not a great record, but a good one, and another piece of the electric Miles Diaspora Story.

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6 hours ago, Rabshakeh said:

Sorry to pick this random post, but I have seen these around and I wondered what they are.

A series that hasn't ever quite lived up to the promise. Younge and Ali Shaheed Mohammed choose a "legend" to collaborate with on each. They are worth a listen if you're open to a beat-focussed, Madlib influenced Jazz (some keepers of the Jazz flame might baulk at the J word).

I liked the Brian Jackson, Jeane Carn and Gary Bartz more than others. All streamable I think.

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24 minutes ago, mjazzg said:

A series that hasn't ever quite lived up to the promise. Younge and Ali Shaheed Mohammed choose a "legend" to collaborate with on each. They are worth a listen if you're open to a beat-focussed, Madlib influenced Jazz (some keepers of the Jazz flame might baulk at the J word).

I liked the Brian Jackson, Jeane Carn and Gary Bartz more than others. All streamable I think.

Thanks. I'm so so on that sort of thing although I like hip hop just fine, so may pass.

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