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    Kiss the Sky

    Artist: Jimi Hendrix
    Label: Warner Bros / Wea
    Category: Music

    List Price: $10.98
    Buy Used: $2.25
    You Save: $8.73 (80%)



    New (7) Used (38) Collectible (8) from $2.25

    Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars 6 reviews
    Sales Rank: 132809

    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1

    UPC: 075992511926
    EAN: 0075992511926
    ASIN: B000008GHU

    Release Date: October 25, 1990
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Tracks:

      • Are You Experienced?
      • I Don't Live Today
      • Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
      • Stepping Stone
      • Castles Made of Sand
      • Killing Floor ["Previously Unreleased"][Live]
      • Purple Haze
      • Red House ["Unedited Version"]
      • Crosstown Traffic
      • Third Stone from the Sun
      • All Along the Watchtower

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      • Blues
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    Customer Reviews:   Read 1 more reviews...

    5 out of 5 stars Awesome, Timeless Hendrix   March 15, 2006
    M. Walsh
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful

    This was my introduction to all the great Hendrix stuff outside of 'Purple Haze' and 'Foxy Lady'. The man had a gift for songwriting and creating a vibe in the studio or on stage and this disc documents it all the way. The live I Don't Live Today (shades of Jimi's Native American heritage?) and Killing Floor are worth the price of the CD itself, and the awesome build up in the guitar solo (multi-layered) in Stepping Stone is unparalleled elsewhere in Jimi's studio work. I used to own this on cassette tape and am totally happy to see it on CD. All the tracks are noteworthy, not dull moment or filler song on the entire album. After buying Jimi's three studio releases and one live album during his lifetime (up to 1970), this is the next one to get.
    Long live.....



    5 out of 5 stars **** Jimi , your talent is missed !!! ****   October 6, 2005
    Frank Booth (Oz)
    1 out of 1 found this review helpful

    Now THIS album is really producer Alan Douglas' best effort.....I just like the whole ' vibe ' of this compilation , and the songs really flow well together....the inclusion of the Monterey Pop Festival live track ' Killing Floor ' , and ' I don't Live Today ' from the San Diego , May 24, 1969 show , REALLY add a nice touch to the track selection.......and as far as a 'greatest hits ' compilation , this is THEE one to go with .... it truly represents some of his BEST work and shows the diversity of his talent.....everything from his Blues roots to his Instrumental masterpiece 'Third Stone from the Sun' to his INCREDIBLE sonic landscapes on ' Voodoo Child ' [ slight return ] and ' Are you Experienced ' plus the song by Dylan that Jimi made his own ' All along the Watchtower ' are all here...........BUY THIS ALBUM NOW , you won't be disappointed !


    4 out of 5 stars Kiss the Sky - good rare hits album   August 27, 2007
    Terry N. Watts (Raleigh, NC)
    "I Don't Live Today" is actually from the performance recorded May 24, 1969.

    Killing Floor is indeed from the Monterey International Pop Festival (June 18, 1967).

    Stepping Stone was ONLY ever played twice by Jimi, both of which were during the famous Band of Gypsys NYE run (12/31/69 - 1/1/70).

    Voodoo Chile (SR), this version is NOT from Monterey, as the song was not played there. I am unsure of this tracks origins.

    Of all the "best of" releases, I think Kiss The Sky is among the best. It is a great mix of all the old FM favorites, plus very good rare tracks that high-light Jimi's fantastic abilities.



    4 out of 5 stars Listen to me! I'm better than the other reviewer.   December 7, 2003
    6 out of 11 found this review helpful

    This is an interesting album. It's a assortment of studio and live tracks compiled to pretty much no one's benefit. Tracks, Are you Experienced? and I don't live Today come from a concert at San Diego, March 24, 1969. Also, tracks, Stepping Stone, Voodoo Child (Slight Return) and Killing Floor comes from the Monterey Pop festival, June 18, 1967 and the rest are studio recordings. I think that it's worth getting because of the material and the insight that it gives into some of Jimi's more obscure songs. Also, don't listen to anyone who calls jimi a bloated alcohol-addled corpse because he probably is one.


    4 out of 5 stars now listen to ME, i know what im talking about!   October 31, 2004
    2 out of 5 found this review helpful

    First of all Id like to say i could never give a hendrix album below 4 stars simply because it is hendrix, no matter how basic or crappy a compilation it is. Hey, this stuff isnt bad, however its silly what that other review said about it being obscure, this is basically smash hits number two. Its not a bad buy for a new hendrix fan, but you can do better, because compilations could never do hendrix justice. Hendrix's later music andconcerts are what showed the world what he could have done, and that stuff will just blow you away.
    Another thing is that other reviewer had his facts completly wrong and acted like he knew about jimi hendrix. Voodoo child slight return was not played at montery pop, it wasnt written for another three years and the same with stepping stone. Get experienced fool.



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