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JazzTimes (p.107) - "Their faithful rendering of Ornette Coleman's 'The Disguise' is a pleasant surprise."0.9533765
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JazzTimes (p.84) - "Sparseness is a guiding principle on the album, along with elasticity and angularity. The compositional model is decidedly post-Ornette Coleman."0.9533765
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JazzTimes (11/00, p.71) - "...Exhibits a surprising amount of flexibility....maintaining a high skill level while exploring some unusual contexts, like Ornette Coleman's 'Happy House'..."0.8342044
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JazzTimes (p.104) - "[T]he band establishes its avant-garde bona fides with a mixture of Far East folk melodies and a group sound that evokes Ornette Coleman's classic quartet."0.8342044
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Down Beat (p.64) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he quartet moves from Ornette Coleman-ish lyricism to jaggedly contrapuntal chamber music to eerie tone poems, giving each approach its due...'0.8342044
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Down Beat (4/95, p.47) - 4 Stars - Very Good - "...Who ever heard of playing Ornette Coleman tunes alongside evergreens like "I'll Be Seeing You" and "Laura"? Drummer Jimmy Weinstein makes this mix work....Moody and evocative, NOSTALGIA is a strong, consistent first outing for Weinstein's group..."0.7150324
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JazzTimes (p.63) - "This album sounds loose but each track has a different mood that keeps things compelling for 56 minutes."Record Collector (magazine) (p.87) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[The album] recalls the avant-garde-flavoured work of Ornette Coleman and Albert Ayler."0.7150324
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Record Collector (magazine) (p.80) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Blurt now sound like early pioneers of the genre-bending musical cavalry charge of John Zorn, the sonic torque of This Heat and -- amazingly -- Ornette Coleman's PRIME TIME."0.7150324
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Record Collector (magazine) (p.93) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Despite their diversity -- rampantly exploring modal jazz, gospel blues, avant-garde, unusual time signatures and non-Western music -- these works would alter the jazz idiom forever."0.6953452
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The Wire (8/99, p.50) - "...These songs are filled with an epic, aching sadness....The level of interaction within the trio is uncanny, and live especially, the way they anticipate each other's moves seems to prove the existence of extra-sensory activity..."JazzTimes (12/99, p.142) - "...compelling....his melodic instincts full play, sharing some of the same propensities as Ornette Coleman - then backing them with many a harmonic twist....burnishes his reputation..."0.5958604
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Down Beat (p.87) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "Robinson's compositions manage to draw a straight line through bop, Duke Ellington, Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy straight into the modern day with acute-angle swing, blues bluster and memorable themes..."JazzTimes (p.58) - "This is an album that continues to reveal. Even 'The Twelfth Labor,' one of Robinson's sweeter efforts, twists and turns while staying grounded along the way."0.5958604
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Down Beat (p.49) - 4.5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]his one feels like a documentary tribute one will want to revisit, particularly because it features the historic moment when Ornette Coleman shared the stage with Rollins for the first time..."JazzTimes (p.51) - "[O]n every track, just when you think Rollins has arrived at his final crescendo, he kicks it up a level and keeps wailing."0.5958604
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Rolling Stone (3/20/03, p.65) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...The still-indie boho excels at energetic streams of observant, often strident lyrics..."Entertainment Weekly (3/21/03, p.112) - "...She is to Norah Jones what Ornette Coleman is to Kenny G..." - Rating: B+Uncut (6/03, p.104) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Solo and acoustic but still full of fireworks, if it points to what she intends next, a treat is in store..."0.4766883
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Down Beat (p.88) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "No question THE CHAKRA SUITE is carefully organized and full of scrupulous detail, with Dave Pietro filtering fascinations with Brazilian and Indian music through the unifying theme of the Hindu system of chakra."JazzTimes (p.94) - "THE CHAKRA SUITE really consists of some excellent music that has at its base a mild version of the free, new-thing sound of the '60s as heard in the work of John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman, obvious touchstones for Pietro's playing, mixed with elements of traditional Indian and Brazilian music..."0.4766883
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Down Beat (p.77) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "There's a kind of Ornette Coleman/Don Cherry feel to this set, McHenry's Sonny Rollins tenor a stand-in for Coleman's alto. The feel is basically light, and swinging for most of the show..."JazzTimes (p.55) - "McNeil favors a warm, mellow tone, but he often solos like he's about to boil, tossing off fast runs of notes and some blurts when inspired."0.4766883
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Entertainment Weekly (1/31/97, p.59) - "...may well be too idiosyncratically beautiful for the jazz establishment. Eclectic material...sensitively performed...this is music that averts the jazz zeitgeist by transcending it."- Rating: ADown Beat (6/97, p.52) - 4 stars (out of 5) - "...[a] superb performance.... it is a resume of remarkable virtuosity and breadth....this CD undeniably confirms Peplowski's status in the front ranks..."JazzTimes (6/97, p.116) - "This is an outstanding album. The `other' in the title refers to Peplowski's classical music chops as well as his take on Ornette Coleman's `Lonely Woman,' two areas not previously associated with him...he is the complete clarinetist....Great music, as is the entire album."0.4766883
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Down Beat (p.55) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "They cover lots of stylistic and temporal turf with an energy level and sense of joy that's deeply infectious."0.464597
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Spin (12/00, p.233) - 6 out of 10 - "...Arresting...influenced by Can drone-poems and Ornette Coleman free-falls, marrying them to dub-hop grooves in seductive tracks that bleed together like an epic dream..."Q (5/01, p.115) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...Brave and adventurous...spacey atmospherics and spiritual dreamscapes..."Alternative Press (12/00, p.106) - 4 out of 5 - "...An indispensable document of independent hip hop in the land of the backpacker..."Muzik (11/00, p.117) - 5 out of 5 - "Songs of drifting abstract beatnology, chunky space funk and searing minimalist hip hop....impressive..."CMJ (8/21/00, p.30) - "...One of the most promising beat collagists on the West Coast's illbient groove circuit..."0.4171022
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Spin (p.88) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "This duo's third release showcases skittering electronics framed by grounded, dynamic percussion..."Q (p.119) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[B]ruising instrumental soundscapes....The pair are so full of ideas, there's scarcely a dull moment."The Wire (p.65) - "Hebden's multiple sampling uses a wide range of departure points, including 'Greensleeves', the song appropriated by John Coltrane, which gets a hauntingly fragmented interpretation here."CMJ (p.6) - "TONGUES finds the duo experimenting with clangy sounds and Reid's expressive drumming, like if Ornette Coleman re-imagined Kraftwerk."JazzTimes (p.97) - "[T]his set is a virtual Tomorrowland of sound....Hebden's sampler lines reverberate like crashing metal waves..."Global Rhythm (Publication) (p.44) - "Reid lays down beats while Hebden piles on bips, blaps, buzzes and beeps. The focus is on texture..."0.4171022
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"[A] compelling portrait of a man who lived to capture lightning in a bottle..." Premiere "The man who emerges is a likable, unpretentious musical enthusiast and roll-up-your-sleeves problem-solver who apparently led a charmed life."New York Times "If you care about the popular music of the last 50 years, this is a documentary you'll want to see."Los Angeles Times "[A] rare and inspiring tribute to one of rock history's unsung heroes." Uncut0.2322985
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Entertainment Weekly (12/1/00, p.95) - "...Gathers many of the 20th century's greatest recordings...that belong in any library....providing as richly rewarding an overview of jazz...as any available..." - Rating: A-0.1161493
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Down Beat (8/86) - 5 Stars - Excellent - "...a remarkable union of the true and the new, a fusion of the bedrock human sound of Ornette's alto with the sometimes jarring, mostly bracing electronic capabilities of Pat's guitar-synth..."JazzTimes (p.91) - "Metheny's rich, complex guitar sonorities provide new textures and dimensions to a Coleman ensemble.""...[A] landmark record..." - Grade: A minusMojo (Publisher) (p.122) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[A] rollicking fusion of Ornette's waywardly elegant melodies, Metheny's polite clarity and a cultured collective anarchy."0.4105569
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Q (3/02, p.132) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...This influential concert alerted Europe to the expanding horizons of posy-bop jazz...showcasing Coleman's improvisation on the irrepressible 'Faces and Places'...Significant stuff and by no means dauntingly esoteric..."Down Beat (May 2002, p.60) - 5 out of 5 stars - "...Coleman, in some of his finest moments on records, plays like a man swept up in exaltation..."Mojo (Publisher) (April 2002, p.126) - "...Ornette's reputation had evolved from being a kooky semi-novelty...to being a respected figurehead of the avant-garde....he was set apart...by his unerring sense of melody and motif and dazzling rhythmic flair..."0.4026762
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