#56 1972 Jazz & Prog Rock: Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, Aphrodite's Child & more

The Album Years

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4.9 • 859 Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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We've reached the sixth and final part of our odyssey into 1972! On this week's episode we discuss great jazz records by Miles Davis and Frank Zappa and progressive albums from outside the UK, including the undoubted masterpiece that is Aphrodite's Child 666. Plus, our roundup of 1972 with our favourite and most influential albums from the year! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This November, did you hear that crowd?
0:02.0	Comes the big screen event of the year.
0:04.0	The greatest temple.
0:05.0	Rome of the builds, the Coliseum.
0:07.0	Gladiator 2.
0:08.0	You will be my instrument.
0:09.0	I will never be your instrument.
0:11.0	Directed by Ridley Scott.
0:12.0	Take your father's strength.
0:14.0	He's name as Maxis.
0:16.0	We fight together.
0:17.0	Starring Paul Muscoe, Pedro Pascal with Connie Nielsen and Denzel, Washington.
0:22.6	This is how Rome treats it's heroes!
0:24.8	Gladiator 2 in Cinevas, November 15.
0:27.2	Available in 40X, Green X, and IMAX.
0:29.2	CERT 15.
0:29.9	The Jazz, Tim, a phenomenal year for maybe the peak. We probably said in 1970 1971 970s maybe the peak
0:57.8	for electric jazz because i'm looking at this list now miles on the corner herbie hancox moandishies
1:05.1	crossings return to forever's first album les macan's invitation to openness. Santana's caravansera van Serai,
1:12.7	Weather Report I Sing the Body Electric,
1:14.5	Frank Zappa, Wacker, Juaca, Grand Mizzou.
1:16.4	Interesting here, we've got bands
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