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CONSEQUENCE OF CHAOS

Al Di Meola

 

Jazz Rock/Fusion

3.71 | 55 ratings

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Malve87
5 stars This album should be considered as a masterpiece: we're talking about Al Di Meola, not only one of the finest fusion guitarists ever, but a complete artist, which own what every great musician possess: Taste in musical choices, technical skills, arrangement mastering; all of these qualities are shown in this work released in 2006: Consequence Of Chaos. This album is proposed as an Al Di Meola return to the electric guitar, which is true, anyway also the very well known Di Meola capabilities in playing the acoustic guitar are predominant. Consequence Of Chaos moreover features incredible musical talents such as Chick Corea on piano and Keyboards, John Patitucci on bass and Steve Gadd on drums. The interplay between the musicians is IMPRESSIVE ( example: listen to the Di Meola ascendent scales overdubbed by Chick's Piano on "Tempest) As usual the music is latin influenced, in a quite impressive way, I'm referring to songs like "Torquoise", "Azucar", "Africana Suite", anyway to a level which is incredibly high.

A musical masterpiece, a joy for your ears. 5 Stars.

Malve87 | 5/5 |

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