What Makes This Album Great: Empyrean Isles

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In this episode, the yhi team breaks into the discography of Herbie Hancock. Let's delve into Empyrean Isles and really break down what elements make it so iconic. Let us know what you think in the comments!
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Комментарии : 58

@jacobseymour7221

One of the most underrated jazz albums that I think is a desert island album but never really gets talked about is Oliver Nelson’s blues and the abstract truth. I would love to hear you guys do a show about that one.

@teelurizzo8542

This is a killer album, forming a great quartet of early records along 'Taking Off', 'My Point Of View' and the more well known and more highly regarded 'Maiden Voyage'.

@drendelous

i dont understand a clue but i just love your sharing of how great it is for you

@jacklynam5653

GALA Love these new review style videos. I also like that the scoring system isn't way too serious haha. You guys are great

@MonkeyHouseChannel 21 день назад

This ☆☆☆☆☆ album is under-discussed, so thank you for this pod! Title and cover are both 10/10, btw...

@GameNationRDF

this series is amazing! cant wait to see whats next, and I get super excited when its also some album that I know. its nice to hear you guys talk about something, it feels like I am sharing my excitement with a friend!

@ThinkGarza

Such a great series! Keep these up!

@RomanSkateboarding

love this format!

@Xarthis

Would you consider to also grade the records on "danceability"? I think that would lead to some spicy discussions, or is it to far out of your wheelhouses?. btw GALA

@funkytotoro6149

Hearing RVG recordings described this way made a ton of sense to me why i always have so much trouble trying to transcribe these albums. All the rhythm sections winds up being such mush it gets tough to parse through, as good as the playing/vibe/experience get for a pure listener.

@BobMazzo

Great review guys. I love Herbie.

@RonaldFigura

Enjoying the variety of content that Open Studio provides. You'll Hear It is definitely one of the best. I like the interchange between AM & PM. It's like great jazz. Interactive.

@timcardona9962

Soooooo glad to see you guys talking about this record, which has been a favorite of mine for years but I feel I constantly have to wake everybody up to it!

@snoopy_next_door

Recently I am so into Herbie's 60s compositions, especially One finger snap and the Sorcerer. Happy to see this album being analyzed today!

@donkukki

GALA. I love this new album-series.

@RudiValdez

I love this series. Looking forward to KOB

@MilestonesArchive

Herbie, Ron and Tony first recorded with Miles on May 14, 1963- three tracks for

@BoWadeOnDrums

GALA🎉🎹

@tysonleuthauser1412

GALA love it

@adamk8347

Awesome series! I think as far as the snob-o-meter goes (for me, at least), albums with high scores are going to be those that I have or would have listened to academically, but not necessarily for the pure enjoyment of listening to musicians making relateable and accessible music together. I prefer tracks that make me want to find the nearest piano.