On a bonus episode of Sound Opinions, hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot spotlight Miles Davis’s 1972 album On the Corner, arguing it is a misunderstood masterpiece that anticipated modern musical genres despite being reviled upon release. The discussion centers on Davis’s fusion of jaz
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