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Ferm�ta

Jazz Rock/Fusion

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barp

3.5 Stars Really

Rather more rock and song orientated than their early jazz-rock masterpieces and therefore not quite in the same league. The song forms seem to lead the compositions to be rather more straight forward than their earlier work but instrumental interplay is still stunning and the album is well worth seeking out for those passages alone.

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Posted Wednesday, December 12, 2007 | Review Permalink

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