| Disco | 1975-01-22 Tokyo |
| Year | 1975 |
| Venue | Japan, Shinjuku Kohseinenkin Hall, Tokyo |
| Date | 1975-01-22 |
| Notes | Source: www.dimeadozen.org
Original torrent name: Miles Davis Another Unity Tokyo 1.22.75 en remaster.torrent Original folder name: Miles Davis Another Unity Tokyo 1.22.75 en remaster --- info.txt Miles Davis Septet Shinjuku Kohseinenkin Hall Tokyo, Japan 22 January 1975 "Another Unity" emperor nobody remaster set 1: 1.Prelude & Funk 2.Maiysha set 2: 3.Ife 4.Mtume 5.Turnaround Phrase 6.Tune In 5 7.Untitled Miles Davis III: trumpet, organ Sonny Fortune: alto & soprano sax, flute Pete Cosey: guitar, synthesizer, kalimba, table percussion Reggie Lucas: guitar Michael Henderson: bass guitar James "Mtume" Heath (nee Foreman): percussion, rhythm box Al Foster: drums SQ: a solid A+ contrast clause: a post-FM, higher (4th) gen source of this was posted a few weeks ago at http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=185598 and is still seeding, although I'll leave it to the mods to decide whether it should come down in light of what follows: Another "Another Unity" notes by nobody OK, this show got posted a while back from a 4th generation FM tape, but circulates from (what sounds like the pre-FM) master as "Another Unity," a Japanese bootleg double CD. There is also a remaster around that repairs the extensive digital clipping evident in the Japanese CD, but as far as I know that remaster is of the Japanese CD after it was slightly trimmed in order to accomodate a single CDR. In the trimming, 28 seconds of music was lost, essentially the repeating organ figure Miles plays to begin the first set. I was able to download the FLAC files of the Japanese "Another Unity" double CD from another tracker and re-edit it to include the lost music, as well as taking care of the clipping issues (which weren't too too terrible, yet introduced a noticeable harshness to the recording, especially in the organ, reeds/winds and guitars). The thing totals out at a snug 79:58 now. As for the performance, well then. I'm not gonna elaborate too much, except to say that this sh*t is insane. At the risk of making any enemies, I'll just state that IMO this concert almost eclipses AGHARTA and blows away PANGAEA, the official (and as-essential-as-breathing) releases documenting the Osaka concert of a week later. I realize the boldness of those words, but I dare you to download this one and disagree. As a side note, if you don't have them you really ought to track down the Japanese CBS Mastersound CDs of AGHARTA and PANGAEA, which contain the complete concerts as opposed to the US CDs that are slightly (but, once again, noticeably) edited. They also sound way, way better too... no comparison, really. At the risk of hyberbole, I'll say that this is as tight, as focused, as dynamically diverse, and as balls-out shredding as ANY MILES ELECTRIC SHOW that I have ever heard, period. Whatever Pete Cosey's on in this one ought to be put in the water supply, that's all I can say. Special thanks go to blastroknow for reminding me of this show the other night, causing me to track down the master and get baptized into the SoundForge Clipped Peak Restoration tool. As always, groove like you mean it, and share like you'll die if you don't. e. nobody west oakland california usa earth lineage:"Another Unity" FLAC files (pre-FM/sbd master?)>WAV via Trader's Little Helper>SoundForge 9>FLAC level 8, sectors aligned via TLH>10 cent tracker of awesomeness>you |
| Media | FLAC |
| Live | 1 |
| Incomplete | 0 |
| ALBW | 0 |
| Compilation | 0 |
| nVol | 220 |