Vijay Iyer Sextet: "Far From Over" | In Studio

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Vijay Iyer: piano - Graham Haynes: flugelhorn - Steve Lehman: alto saxophone - Mark Shim: tenor saxophone - Stephan Crump: double-bass - Jeremy Dutton: drums

[@azurite6452]

The drummer! I'm speechless! Wonderful stuff!

[@TonyAguirreJazz]

Just replayed this. Hoping this is on CD or Spotify. Very solid indeed

[@carlosalcazarcarlbop3925]

Wow!!! Really autentic and organic music!!

[@markharvey2916]

That drummer!

[@justicexd8752]

as words refuse to fail in possessions of alignments to the deepest depths deeper astronomical propositions beyond infinity's end points the re direction out to the other finds it's home within the waiting shadows dwelling in the almost could have missed roads with god's intentions of this infinity to be supreme thoughts stolen by the dis-ambiguous in hyperbole distorted by not having the volume turn on? this pleased this being deeply...thank you AMAZING GENIUS!!!

[@billstrohler]

Jeremy Dutton is such a phenomenal talent. Rest of the band is amazing as well.

[@jamesshipp]

Would be much appreciated if you could list the personnel in the description.

[@TonyAguirreJazz]

Wish I could show up at a session in sweats and a tank top

[@DavidHimmelPerforms]

Graham Haynes is a killer

[@ilikeitdark13]

Smoking!

[@hokulealinda]

XOxoxoxo

[@josephflavius4815]

The pianist's fingers are leaden and the band lacks music.

[@roberthunt1540]

Too much soloist ramblings.

[@dinospumoni663]

I guess you've never listened to jazz before?

[@roberthunt1540]

@@dinospumoni663 Since 1964. There's intelligent soloing, and then there's rambling.

[@neomaredi5922]

@@roberthunt1540 My lecturer described best. "There's creating a conduit through which a listener experiences the music, then there is using music as weapon"

[@stevetucker5851]

Uninteresting garbage. Modern jazz is nothing but an exercise in technical prowess, without any regard to creating good music that is actually enjoyable to listen to.