D N A johnny ‘99
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Mercredi, September Xth
MMXXV Anno Domini @ 555 PMPST
{ Sifted this out the SILT of the Black River, while jammin’ to @BruceSpringsteen #Concert on youTube link @ https://youtu.be/a_8ciWn4ki0?si=cd-5G7qwQ00B_GH0 }
c.
Mercredi, September Xth
MMXXV Anno Domini @ 555 PMPST
{ Sifted this out the SILT of the Black River, while jammin’ to @BruceSpringsteen #Concert on youTube link @ https://youtu.be/a_8ciWn4ki0?si=cd-5G7qwQ00B_GH0 }
{ Leaked by National Insecurity Agency this AM listenin’ to #WARtheBand
#HITS
Link @https://youtu.be/rZvimCWQ2oA
}
F I N I S
W.W.A.R.D.?
The Pulitzer Prize in
Poetry and Prose: Masterpieces of the Millennium
A Survey of
Literary Excellence from 2000 Onward
The dawn of the new
millennium marked an era of profound transformation in literature, as voices
new and seasoned crafted works that illuminated the human condition in
dazzling, often daring ways. The Pulitzer Prize, established in 1917 to honor
excellence in journalism and the arts, stands as one of the most prestigious
recognitions for American poets and prose writers. This document embarks on a
sweeping journey through the Pulitzer Prize-winning poetry and prose—fiction,
drama, and nonfiction—from 2000 to the present, exploring the themes, styles,
and societal shifts captured by these visionary authors.
The Pulitzer Prize for Poetry has often reflected the changing tides of American culture, giving the laurel to those who both honor tradition and push boundaries.
As the new millennium
marches on, the Pulitzer Prize continues to celebrate literature that is both
timely and timeless. The poets and prose writers who have won this honor are
united by their willingness to confront complexity, their innovation in form and
language, and their ability to evoke empathy, wonder, and understanding. Their
works are not only chronicles of their age, but lanterns lighting the path
forward—testaments to the enduring power of poetry and prose.
In tracing the arc of Pulitzer-winning literature since 2000, we encounter not only the shifting story of America, but also the evolution of art itself—restless, radiant, and ever-renewing.
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F I N I S
W.W.A.R.D.?
Discovering Miles Davis Live
A Journey Into the
Magic of Jazz
Miles Davis, the
legendary figure of jazz, is synonymous with innovation, creativity, and
unparalleled artistry. To experience his music live is to step into an
extraordinary realm where sound meets soul, and improvisation becomes a
language in itself. For those lucky enough to have witnessed Miles Davis live
in his prime, the memories are etched forever, but for the many who explore his
recordings and performances today, it is an unexpected discovery of genius.
Miles Davis was not
merely a musician; he was a revolutionary. His ability to reinvent himself and
jazz as a genre is unparalleled. From his early explorations of bebop to the
birth of cool jazz, from modal jazz to fusion, Miles consistently pushed boundaries.
His live performances were a testament to his adaptability and brilliance,
showcasing how he could take an audience on a captivating journey, often marked
by spontaneity and raw emotion.
Listening to a studio
recording by Miles Davis is one thing, but experiencing his live performances
is an entirely different affair. His concerts were not scripted; they were
fluid, unpredictable, and alive. Miles had the uncanny ability to create a dialogue
with his band and his audience. His trumpet, often described as an extension of
his spirit, would pierce through the air, leaving listeners in awe of its
intensity and melancholy.
The interplay between
Miles and his band members, whether it was John Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, or
Wayne Shorter, was nothing short of magical. Each musician brought their unique
voice to the stage, but under Miles' direction, their contributions often merged
into a singular, transcendent experience. This energy is palpable in recordings
of live performances such as "Live at the Plugged Nickel,"
"Miles at the Fillmore," and "Live in Europe 1967."
Miles Davis has left
behind a treasure trove of live recordings that continue to inspire and amaze.
These albums are windows into the dynamic atmosphere of his concerts:
Recorded in 1965,
this performance showcases Miles at his modal jazz peak, alongside his second
great quintet. The session is renowned for its daring improvisations and
rhythmic complexity, making it a classic among jazz enthusiasts.
In 1970, Miles
introduced his audience to jazz fusion, blending rock, funk, and jazz in ways
that were groundbreaking. This live album captures the electrifying energy of
that era, highlighting Miles' willingness to explore new territories.
Part of "The
Bootleg Series," this recording brings together Miles and his quintet
during a European tour, delivering performances marked by brilliance and
unparalleled artistry.
For modern audiences,
discovering Miles Davis live is often an act of unearthing the past. Digital
platforms and remastered recordings have made his live performances more
accessible than ever, allowing new generations to immerse themselves in his
genius. Documentaries, vinyl reissues, and performances by contemporary artists
influenced by Miles Davis ensure that his legacy remains alive.
The power of Miles
Davis' live performances lay not only in his technical mastery but in the
emotions he conveyed. His ability to innovate while remaining deeply connected
to the roots of jazz made him a beacon of creativity. As listeners discover his
live performances, they often find themselves inspired not just by the music
but by the courage to explore, improvise, and create.
Discovering Miles Davis live is like stepping into a time machine where music transcends boundaries. It is a glimpse into the mind of a true genius who redefined jazz and the possibilities of sound. For fans old and new, Miles Davis live is not just a musical experience—it is an unforgettable journey that continues to resonate across generations.