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The previously almost mysteries-filled live recordings from E.S.T.’s 2004 performance, a transitional period as they moved towards a higher level and entered their final form, forming the blueprint for their current piano trio, featuring a guest encore appearance by Pat Metheny, who shared their vision, is now available for the first time in master quality!!! Breaking down preconceived notions and incorporating various genres of music, E.S.T. completed a completely new style of piano trio performance that no one had ever heard before, without imitating or being influenced by anyone, and entered their golden age. This is truly proof of the term “new generation piano trio,” a performance that, based on jazz, exquisitely fuses drum and bass, electronics, funk, rock, and even European classical music, completing an innovative performance that meets openness, curiosity, and a touch of serendipity, and which achieved worldwide breakthrough with their masterpiece “Seven Days” released in 2003. At the height of E.S.T.’s career, as they unleashed their boundless creativity towards their new album following “Six of Fallings,” Pat Metheny, who had long admired Esbjörn Svensson’s talent and long desired to collaborate with him, finally achieved that dream the previous year. Metheny returned as a guest for the encore, marking an even higher level of collaboration. This legendary performance, recorded on June 26, 2004, at the Teatro Romano in Verona, Italy, has been meticulously remastered from newly discovered masters, resulting in a superb 70-minute high-fidelity stereo recording—a priceless treasure! We have just received this item! Recorded Live at Teatro Romano, Verona, Italy, June 26, 2004 SEVEN DAYS OF FALLING ELEVATION OF LOVE WHY SHE COULDN’T COME MINGLE IN THE MINCING MACHINE BELIEVE, BELEFT, BELOW WHEN GOD CREATED THE COFFEE BREAK DODGE THE DODO * Esbjorn Svensson – piano Dan Berglund – double bass Magnus Ostrom – drums Pat Metheny – guitar * AUDIENCE Recording EX *** 67 min
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