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Poll Question: Which of Miles' electric band men's own groups are your fav?
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Points: 23104 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 18 2012 at 03:44
Sshhhh we're in Mahavishnu country here....
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all i can say is Herbie Hancock/Mwandishi's Sextant album alone could take the rest out hahahah
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This was an easy vote for Mwandishi. As much as I love the two first Weather Report records, especially I Sing the Body Electric which I consider to be quite the masterpiece, the trio blast of Mwandishi, Crossings and Sextant just may be the coolest thing inside of fusion besides Miles himself. My fave has always been the jagged edged and hard to swallow Sextant.

I don't care too much about the other bands, and I am one of the few who thinks that Mahavishnu were extremely overrated. Still are imo, don't shoot me.

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