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Review by Gary Hill
In a lot of ways, decoding this album is as simple as decoding the three letters of the name and album title.

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Jeff Berlin - High Standards
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Let’s get this out right at the beginning, this really isn’t progressive rock. It’s pure jazz. That said, there are similarities between the two styles.

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