Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Pat Metheny Group-We Live Here



















Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
This 1994 recording marks one of the closest collaborations of guitarist Pat Metheny and keyboardist Lyle Mays with every composition co-composed by the two except Mays's "Episode d'Azur." It's a varied, engaging tapestry. Metheny's ever-shifting guitar sounds percolate and soar over the smooth backgrounds of Mays's piano and synthesized orchestrations, occasional background vocals by David Blamires and Mark Ledford, and a strong foundation provided by bassist Steve Rodby. The title song builds over a wall of rapid, insistent percussion from Paul Wertico and Luis Conte, while there's a brooding, luminous sweep that seethes, then explodes, in the 12-minute "To the End of the World." But it's Metheny's inventive guitar work that distinguishes this music, including the long, lyrical lines of the very pretty "And Then I Knew," the tunefully subdued funk of "The Girls Next Door," and the soaring, bubbling excitement of "Episode." --Adam Rains


track list

1. Here To Stay
2. And Then I Knew
3. The Girls Next Door
4. To The End Of The World
5. We Live Here
6. Episode D'Azur
7. Something To Remind You
8. Red Sky
9. Stranger In Town

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