That last one especially is just brilliant - Thanks !

Such a nice shot isn't it, the photo really pics out the texture of the shirt fabric. 

I think the forum and the facebook page is good because anyone can post, we can all share, there is no attempt of furthering ourselves commercially. As soon as you try to get something from your interests and hobbies beyond fun and entertainment, they loose all their point and meaning. I do this because I'm too old to skate, and I'm too young to resign myself to the television set.

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The comparisons to Chens and Omega Heston are too many to note. Brilliant observation. I was always on the side of the ghouls in that film. Heston was just such a dick.

Anyway, there is no chance he's damning me. He doesn't regard any of us over here as worth contemplation let alone damning. The man is just a fucking vacuum. Enough of him in such a great thread.

I prefer Coltrane somehow too. I have no idea why. I'm not that messy but I'm not a neat person either. I always admire Miles' sharpness though and his focus and quiet intensity. I lack focus at the best of times so I guess i wish I could be more like him in that sense. The quiet intensity is something people have often said I have but I think they have just seen me sitting in a corner trying to remember where I left my car keys. An easy mistake to make. Actually, where did I put my car keys....

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Just been reading about Don Cheadle‘s directorial debut with a Miles Davis biopic. It's called Miles Ahead and he'll also be playing Miles too.

I rate him as an actor, although he's Cockney accent in Oceans 11 was abysmal and probably worse than Dick Van Dyke's way back when.

http://insidemovies.ew.com/2014/07/07/first-look-don-cheadle-as-miles-davis-in-biopic-miles-ahead/

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haha.  Best laugh all day.

Glad someone revived this thread. Great resource to have in this era of digital music. Wish it were a little easier to read the liner notes but (cliche about begging and choosing).

Found it odd, however, that the proprietor claims to have little to no interest in Miles post-1980. I can understand that from a general point of view but someone who has put this amount of work into an artist shouldn't limit himself like that. I've recently grown to enjoy Miles' late work but even before I enjoyed it, I at least respected it for its evolutionary and artistic merit.

Ha!