1001 Albums Summary

This compilation brings together the groundbreaking 1949–1950 studio sessions alongside rare live radio broadcasts, showcasing the legendary nine-piece band's meticulous, relaxed arrangements that departed from the frantic energy of bebop. Boasting improved remastering that highlights the intricate tonal balances of the ensemble, it stands as an essential, deeply influential masterpiece for any jazz collection.

It was very hard to listen for the first time, but I unexpectedly found myself a few times, that it was actually not that bad as I felt for the first 10 minutes, and at the end the album showed me some majestic hypnosis that prevented me from cutting it off.

This was one of those albums that I have never listen any single song on those before. Eventually I wasn't even surprised because, you know, cause Elvis always was Elvis. And still is.

Legendary album! Rest In Peace Legend of Ozz 🤘🤘🫡

Probably I need some time to rate this album. But right now it's only 2 stars. One of those in advance.

The strangest classic rock album that I've ever heard. I don't even know how to rate that one.

Tracy sounds insanely good, especially in 26, but her lyrics has no chance to catch my attention.

Probably not the thing that I would listen to, but a few iconic songs I heard on that album.

​I should probably give it a shot, but not today or even this year. Gonna save it for a better time (switching to DragonForce as a cure).

It's actually very good, but it also needs time to really get into it.