content: This is probably Miles Davis' most underrated album, and guess what? It's a masterpiece. Named for the famous Egyptian queen, Nefertiti, like its role model, is sultry and sinuous, moody and mellow, painting aural landscapes that flow effortlessly from one glorious vista to another. The title track is the biggest draw, the sax and horns flowing seamlessly through the sultry melody in unison, until it becomes a rythym, while the bass and drums playfully shift the time underneath. Speaking of drums, the magnificent Tony Williams does not disappoint, as he pushing the percussion to new heights of brilliance. The mellow "Fall" brings a sweet melancholy mood to the album, while "Riot" steps the tempo up, and the snappy "Pinocchio" rounds off everything with the best solo work on the album. Nefertiti is sonic brilliance and quite possibly Miles Davis' best work with this particular incarnation of the Miles Davis Quintet.