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This fifth album from the Richmond, VA metal band is the follow-up to 2006's ' Sacrament' & is their first for Roadrunner. Once painted as torchbearers for the " New Wave Of American Heavy Metal", the band have overcome stylistic typecasting to evolve their own immediately identifiable sound. Although still brutally heavy with shredding leads & vicious anti-religious lyrics delivered in a pained bellow, this album sees the band trying some new musical tricks & has a cleaner, less processed, ...

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Personnel: Larry Carlton, Steve Lukather (guitar); Rick Jackson (keyboards); Chris Kent (bass); Gregg Bissonette (drums). Recorded live at Blue Note, Osaka, Japan in November 1998.

Includes:: liner notes by Steve Lukather, Larry Carlton, & Matt Resnicoff.NO SUBSTITUTIONS: LIVE IN OSAKA won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album.

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Larry Carlton - Larry Carlton With Special Guest Robben Ford Live

The history of jazz includes unlikely but successful collaborations as well as examples of people who should have gotten along but didn't. Miles Davis' economy, restraint and understatement were quite a contrast to John Coltrane's lengthy, stream of consciousness solos, and yet, they made great jazz together. Stan Getz and Chet Baker had a lot in common musically and should have collaborated time and time again; however, they couldn't stand one another. And then there are musicians who know they

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Includes:: unlikely but successful collaborations as well as examples of people who should have gotten along but didn't. Miles Davis' economy, restraint & understatement were quite a contrast to John Coltrane's lengthy, stream of consciousness solos, & yet, they made great jazz together. Stan Getz & Chet Baker had a lot in common musically & should have collaborated time & time again; however, they couldn't stand one another. & then there are musicians who know they

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