Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Also available on:
• 180 Gram Vinyl Record
Limited Rare Blue Vinyl
• Vinyl Test Pressing
45 RPM - 180 gram - Sides 3 & 4 only, Side 3 33rpm, Side 4 45rpm
• Sealed Out-of-Print Vinyl Record
180g
• Preowned Vinyl Record
45 r.p.m.
• 200 Gram Vinyl Record
• Vinyl Box Sets
50th Anniversary Box - 2 CDs + DVD (NTSC) + 180-gram Blue Vinyl
• K2 HD CD
• Vinyl Test Pressing
• Preowned Vinyl Box Sets
50th Anniversary Box - 2 CDs + DVD (NTSC) + 180-gram Blue Vinyl

• Description
• Tracks (5)
• Reviews (4)

Ranked No. 13 in Rolling Stone's  500 Greatest Albums Of All Time. "This painterly masterpiece is one of the most important, influential, and popular albums in jazz."

"This is a remarkable album. Using very simple but effective devices, Miles has constructed an album of extreme beauty and sensitivity. This is not to say that this LP is a simple one - far from it. What is remarkable is that the men have done so much with the stark, skeletal material." - Down Beat, 1959

 

	1.	So What
	2.	Freddie Freeloader
	3.	Blue In Green
	4.	All Blues
	5.	Flamenco Sketches

Customer Reviews (4.50 Stars) 4 person(s) rated this product.

Wow! posted on 02/06/2012 5 Stars The 2011 Legacy Kevin Gray mastered, RTI pressed reissue is f***king great! Enough said.

Great album, poor mastering? posted on 05/10/2011 3 Stars Reviewer: CB This album, as one might imagine, is a staple in the Jazz portfolio. This particular pressing has sporadic audio impurities. The lead in to So What, and else where present a distortion of sorts that is most displeasing. I have been told it is on select copies, and not necessarily related to pressing or label, as I have heard the Legacy (my copy) and the more expensive 200g Classic Records version present this concern. Replacement copy soon to arrive, we shall see.

Excellent Pressing great value posted on 04/16/2011 5 Stars Reviewer: Rich Great pressing quality. The surface is dead quiet. I just played it without cleaning with only a carbon brush sweep. Bass is there, piano is lifelike and the horns are crisp . I have the legacy CD and this 180 gram version is better. The packaging is only average. The outer sleeve is thin and the seems are flimsy, but the inner sleeve is a quality poly material. The disc is heavy, clean, and flawless. There is no information about the source material so it may be digital source, but the sound to my ears is fine. I bought this version due to the many quality control issues posted about the classic records 200 gram version. The RTI pressing 180 HQ (listed on a sticker) is fine quality. If it is digitally sourced then so be it, I recommend it. My equipment is modest. I have a Pioneer PL 670 with a shure RXT6 using a Mx97e stylus running through a Carver amp and Klipsch Heresy. This record makes my system sound audiophile! I hear obvious no hiss and can hear the gentle drum brushes.

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