Title: beautiful, inspiring, musical
Product review: The Keith Jarrett Trio has reinvented itself on this 2-disc set as an adventurous and inspiring group that is never short on ideas."Inside-Out", the first step in this "free" direction, was only a warm-up for this album, and even took a bad step at the end by trying to "excuse" the album by tacking on "When I Fall In Love" as the last track. Here, there are no holds barred.The interplay is sensitive and incredibly dynamic; from a whisper to full-blown swinging frenzy, from hymn-like hypnosis to cathartic exorcism, this album has it all. The group sounds freshly inspired, locked in, yet as loose and free as any great Ornette Coleman or Paul Bley album.There are no standards, no expositions to get to the meat of the matter, there are no traded fours, no redundant II-V-I's; nothing but three seasoned pros, outguessing everyone including themselves and finding some magic telepathy in the process.This is great music, and great music-making.
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