Metal Reviews

Of some skill and shrewdness of intelligence.

There was a time in jazzs' history in which all that was played, was done to perfection.

Her alluring gaze and his unscrupulousness.

Famished one, devoured in one piece.

Jazz, still in its embryonic state.

Mingus, fashionable.

High steaming.

Modernity in full swing.

Kinetic energy.

Mr. Montgomery's musical acumen is instilling.

Contemporary jazz fusion with distinct character. The chemistry of musicians found on here is akin to the golden age and the birth of jazz fusion, with no exaggeration at all.

The flights of phantasy.

Captivating and invigorating.

I have not listened to this in just about two years. The electronic period of Corea tended much more towards high virtuosity of progressive rock than it were jazz all by itself, but even jazz fusion were a touch an over-classification and an underestimation.

I had only listened to this recording once or twice and because I was taken back and rather disappointed with it, I have not returned to it until tonight. A large span of time passes since its initial hearing.

The freedom of expression through the spirit of music.

Played infrequently but Peterson's blues were never uncommon to the common ways of modernity.

Rarely, if ever, any event, affair, musical, or otherwise, can be labelled flawless, but of those many occasions, which perfection never ever occurs, of this particular release, it is a primary quality, and remains so, throughout the entire recording.

Jazz' heightened sense of animism draws near the listener whom hears with untiring ears.