Love love looooove this album

The Shit.

omg, I love the lead line of resolution!
..well the whole song of course!
well.... the whole album of course!

That's just when it reallystarted for John...

This song makes me tingle all over. Listening to it is pure love.

words fail me....


THE VERY VERY BEST

I honestly believe that this record is the most sincere and moving piece of music ever recorded.

I play it only on very, very few occasions, because it's so special. I didn't even click on the YouTube clip.

A must-own for anyone with ears that work.

MrSoulpower said:

amen to that-the very existence of this record causes all atheists to think again-just sublime

phew

RipHer2Shreds said:

When I first bought some Coltrane it was on a whim. I'd never heard any of his stuff before, but I'd heard people raving about it. I'd consider the disc I bought one of my favourites.

MrSoulpower said:

I understand your sentiments, but c'mon now - one is hardly equipped to qualify that statement.

chuckaducci said:

That's what I believe, and that's what I'm feeling. I think Trane was onto something here.

It's about as important as albums can be... pretty important!

For those who know, pure bliss.
For those who don't seek!
One of the most "meditative" pieces of music I've ever heard.

correct me if im wrong but didnt he get BOOED when he debuted this album live????

jonylawson said:

Oh I'm sure.As did Prince and Living Colour opening for the Rolling Stones. What's your point?

That's what i'm talking about. He is a great player, if not one of the best ever(never forget The Best:Charlie Parker).
It is a shame we don't get to talk about jazz music in this forum. Some of us are too obessed with pop music, rnb, derivative music, very superficial when it comes to music.
I love A Love Supreme but i have to admit that most of the time i listen to The Giant Steps album.

kanamit said:

I really like Africa Brass and Ole Coltrane.
Those two rarely get discussed it seems.

Bfunkthe1 said:

are you comparing A LOVE SUPREME?? to prince supporting the stones??-my point it seems as been completly lost

jonylawson said:

Sorry if I mislead the thread.
Still Love Africa Brass and Ole Coltrane.Anyone?

Bfunkthe1 said:

I may be wrong, but I think he only played it live once or twice, if even.

MrSoulpower said:

he debuted it in paris....and got booed!!! cats were expecting a greatest hits revue and he came out with this!!

IAintTheOne said:

Me, too.

MrSoulpower said:

There's a cd deluxe edition, where the second set has a live version of the whole album


proud owner

funkpill said:

Moi aussi,



...one of My Favorite Gifts

And MrSoulpower, that's correct.
The only live performance was at the Antibes Jazz Festival


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

that's the one