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Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Label:

Classic Records (Columbia)
Genre:

Jazz
Product No.: ACCS 81631Q
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200 Gram Vinyl LP

200 Gram LP    

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• Vinyl Box Sets
50th Anniversary Box - 2 CDs + DVD (NTSC) + 180-gram Blue Vinyl
• Single Layer Multichannel SACD
• Vinyl Test Pressing


Kind of Blue, the most successful Jazz album in history is back in print from Classic Records. Hear this masterpiece like never before on Classic's new Quiex SV-P 200-gram Super Vinyl. These are very limited and certainly won't last long. Grab it this time before it's out of print - Again!

"Miles Davis' 1959 Kind of Blue is a truly revolutionary concept album that's also a giant hit. Instantly appealing on a dozen levels, it's still a best-seller after nearly a half-century." - Fred Kaplan, The Absolute Sound, December 2005 (included in Kaplan's "Best-Sounding Jazz LPs")

1.   So What
2.   Freddie Freeloader
3.   Blue In Green
4.   All Blues
5.   Flamenco Sketches
Customer Reviews (4.44 Stars) 27 person(s) rated this product.
excellent posted on 08/09/2005
5 Stars

A classic posted on 09/17/2005
5 Stars
Amazingly quiet 200 gram pressing. What can I say this is a classic album that any jazz lover(or newbie for that matter) should own.

The Best Version posted on 11/14/2006
5 Stars
Reviewer: Bob Olson
I have many versions of this classic album on record, CD, and SACD. This Classic Records album has the best sound by far.

Classic sound - bargain price posted on 01/01/2007
5 Stars
I had given up finding a clean copy of this lp without paying a premium price. This is an excellent value on a well made album. I can't recommend this title enough.

SIMPLY THE BEST posted on 06/30/2007
5 Stars
Reviewer: SARGE
I USED TO SAY THAT "KIND OF BLUE" WAS THE BEST JAZZ ALBUM EVER MADE, LET ME RE-TRACK THAT STATEMENT, I NOW THANK THAT "KIND OF BLUE" IS PROBABLY THE BEST ALBUM EVER, PERIOD, NO MATTER THE GENRE.WHAT CAN I SAY MILES DAVIS WAS A GENIUS AND A MASTER AT JUDGING TALENT,TRANE,CANNONBALL,COBB,EVANS,CHAMBERS,KELLY,LOOK AT THE LINE UP.WHAT'S TRULY AMAZING HE DID NOT CARE TO MUCH ABOUT WYNTON KELLY GETTING UPSET ABOUT MILES BRINGGING IN EVANS FOR THIS PROJECT, HE KNEW THE SOUND THAT HE WANTED, I NOW HAVE THIS RECORDING IN REDBOOK CD,STEREO SACD,MULTI-CHANNEL SACD, AND NOW 200 GRAM VINYL. IF I WAS TO BE SHIP WRECKED ON A DESERETED ISLAND AND COULD ONLY TAKE ONE OF MY 2000 PLUS CD'S GUESS WHICH ONE IM PICKING,"KIND OF BLUE" SARGE

Miles at his finest... posted on 09/28/2007
5 Stars
If there was only one piece of jazz vinyl that should be in your collection, this one is it - period. Ken.

must have posted on 10/25/2007
5 Stars
I listen to this at least once a week. As essential as air or water.

Who am I ? posted on 02/13/2008
5 Stars
Reviewer: Jorge Castellano
Who am I to write down a review of this record ? Its just a great pleasure to be able to the experience of hearing it. Cannot say anymore.

A Classic posted on 04/11/2008
5 Stars
No need to say more - - Classic - great on vinyl!

Buy It posted on 04/21/2008
5 Stars
Reviewer: Al Williams
This is ear candy of the highest order and at a bargain price.

Great Music Terrible Pressing posted on 07/01/2008
3 Stars
Reviewer: Ronald Cubalchini
It's a shame that Davis's timeless performance is mucked up by stretches of background gunk.

This one has it all posted on 08/26/2008
5 Stars
Reviewer: John B.
This mastering and pressing is simply superb in every way. First of all, it is very quiet; lead-in noise is non-existent. This edition presents a very full, rich, and organic sound, and there is a relaxed, very natural feeling to the way it presents these extraordinary performances. You hear well into the recording, and often will hear things you might not have heard before, but it is always in proper musical perspective--never hyperdetailed. It just sounds right.

If you haven't heard this landmark recording on LP, you haven't really heard it. And this Classic Records 200g pressing is the best version I've heard.

Great music, terrible pressing posted on 09/12/2008
1 Stars
Usually I love the pressings I get here, but this one is awful--way too much noise, not nearly as good as other copies I have, including a mid-'70s mass-market one that has been played 1,000 times. Maybe it is just my copy, but I'd be careful.

Timeless posted on 11/25/2008
5 Stars
When I first heard this album I had actually ocasionally listened to jazz when I was very young, and a lot of other Miles Davis albums. First was My Funny Valentine in my fathers LP collection. From the radio weekly jazz show I knew about Star People from 1983, a snippet was used for the jingle for the show. I was 15 in 1985 when Miles played the Forum in Copenhagen Oct 28. I taped the whole concert when rebroadcast in the early 90s. That concert put me over, I bought all his 80s albums, then going back in time, after some 20 albums, Kind Of Blue in a used beat up Fontana issue with laminated cover. Today KOB is my preferred MD album, I have it on all medias except for cassette. Different LPs, CD, CD/DVD combo, SACD, MiniDisc, Open Reel 4 track and two track, books. But no cassette. I have a test pressing of the 1997 version, a $77 Six-Eye from eBay and so on... I am happy with all of them. So when the 50th ann. edition came out, what could I do? - I bought it!! -Mikkel

Scratches on new LP! posted on 12/23/2008
3 Stars
Great music on this LP but has scratches. A pity on a new LP!!

Great mastering job but horrible quality control posted on 06/02/2009
3 Stars
Reviewer: Brian
The good first. Wow! What a mastering job from Bernie and company. My speakers dissappeared on Blue in Green. Coltrane's horn never sounded more real and in your room. Midrange sound on this vinyl is simply liquid. Now the bad. Wow again! I have never opened a new, sealed LP with this much dirt and sratches so apparent at first glance. I used a carbon fiber brush and anti static gun and put it on the turntable. Awful is how I would describe the quality of this "Quiex" 200g vinyl. What a dissappointing shame. A superb mastering job turned to crap by poorly pressed product. I actually saw an oily thumbprint right in the middle of Freddie Freeloader upon opening. How does that leave the plant? I am going to try to do a Disc Doctor wash tonight and hope for the best. No more Classic pressing for me.....ever.

awesome kind of blue posted on 02/08/2009
5 Stars
Reviewer: Edwin
Thanks for recommending this one. 200gm pressing sounds great. quality cover as well. Any serious jazz person should purchase it right away

Buy this Lp! posted on 05/28/2009
5 Stars
The Classic 200g pressing only enhances one's listening pleasure with this album. It's dead silent, and a beautiful reproduction.

Great Album, Iffy Pressing posted on 05/29/2009
4 Stars
Reviewer: Spike Speedwell
The music on the album is with few peers. This album is the Everest of Jazz. Unfortunately, the quality of the pressing and LP sleeve are not what I would have expected. On the first three plays (first and second without using a Nitty Gritty, third after using it), there is a surprising number of pops and clicks for a brand-new LP. Also, there appears to have been absolutely no accommodation in constructing the LP sleeve for the extra-thick 200 gm LP: it is way too tight of a fit when removing or replacing the disc into the sleeve.

This was my first purchase of a Classic 200 gm LP, and now that I have experienced first-hand some of the issues that others have stated about the quality of Classic's 200 gm pressings, I am nervous about purchasing more of them.

The music: six stars. Quality of the Classic version: three stars. Average it out to four stars.

Beautiful!!!!!!! posted on 06/12/2009
5 Stars
Reviewer: otto
Super album.

Awesome posted on 07/20/2009
5 Stars
Great Album!! They did an outstanding job with the reprint.

Disappointing posted on 09/18/2009
3 Stars
What a disappointment. Overall sound quality was very nice, but there were many intermittent sound artifacts that were not surface noise, but some kind of recording or mastering flaws. A kind of buzzing/squeaking sound lasting only for a second. Not something that I was expecting after reading all of the good reviews of this reissue.

I have yet to hear anyone reporting similar issues.

Obviously posted on 10/29/2009
5 Stars
Reviewer: Gabe Burke
A classic.

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