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I’m Hilko, a Communications and Social Psychology student in Amsterdam
We are Jerome, Chris, and Jack, contributors of this blog
About us
As time passes, we will share our life, our opinions, our thoughts and our adventures with you. It might not all be strictly factual, but it’s all true
I also do web design and web hosting. Ironically, I don't have a site for that yet.
Nevertheless, don't hesitate to contact me if you need a website, or if you want to see my portfolio.
Contact: me@hilkoblok.com
Check Hilko's old blog for all his ramblings between 2006 and november 2009
Miles Davis’ Kind of Blue, which was released 50 years ago today, is a nearly unique thing in music or any other creative realm: a huge hit—the best-selling jazz album of all time—and the spearhead of an artistic revolution. Everyone, even people who say they don’t like jazz, likes Kind of Blue. It’s cool, romantic, melancholic, and gorgeously melodic. But why do critics regard it as one of the best jazz albums ever made? What is it about Kind of Blue that makes it not just pleasant but important?