What albums are part of Miles Davis' experimental phase?

btw the Miles exhibit at the Cité de la Musique in the Parc de la Villette Paris is terrific and I hope it now travels elsewhere. They have a room with "On The Corner" playing really loud with surround sound and it's glorious. They also have a room set up playing a pretty-big-screen and LOUD movie of Miles' last set at the Parc de la Villette in 1991, shortly before he died.

wow, that sounds great! hope it comes to the states ...

yeah it's closed here but they had so many great pieces together, I hope it will travel around now.

One thing they had showing was this awesome interview on the Arsenio Hall show (this clip has the performance too):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uxC2MYO7hA

This exhibit has traveled here now (Montreal) and its pretty great. Sounds a little different though... footage from his appearance at the Jazz Festival here in the 80s, "Bitches Brew" room rather than "On The Corner". There was a big screen playing concert footage from the 70s (Isle of Wight maybe) that was pretty spectacular.

Just started to chew on my Columbia box set (birthday present), but it's daunting in it's sheer scope, like sharing the house with the monolith from 2001.

Agharta & Pangaea are super-ripping over-the-top feedback-painted funkjazzkraut beauty.