Title: The Game of Repackaging
Product review: Released in 2002, it is yet another in what has become a long list of compilation albums posthumously released after Miles Davis passed away in 1991.The terrain covered is typical - the pre-electric years of 1956-1968, with a later cover of Time After Time tossed onto the album - with only the most meticulous collector wanting this for a digital remix of Fran-Dance (Putting Your Little Right Foot Out).This is a game of repackaging which can be viewed as a sampler for the uninitiated or a crass means for a major label to keep churning out "new" releases from an iconic artist. If you decide upon the latter, the mood is for green...not blue.
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