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There's some implication of a relationship between genius, mystique, and abuse, that seems to let it slide somehow. "Rationalized". I wonder, if we were talkin
by paperpunk 10y ago
There's some implication of a relationship between genius, mystique, and abuse, that seems to let it slide somehow. "Rationalized".
I wonder, if we were talking about Miles Davis being a particularly gifted accountant, would the same behaviour be written off so poetically?
I listen to Miles Davis a lot but was not aware of that part of his history. Should it change anything? I'm not sure.
- enobrev 10y agoFor me, personally, it doesn't take anything away from the music, but it certainly takes plenty from the man. And if we're going to discuss the history, it's just as important as any other trivia that colors the story.