For one album to have the spectrum and sensitivity to serve as sweet morning music, getting-revved-to-go-out music, and computer-concentration music is astonishing, but here the feat is accomplished with finesse.

The title track is poignantly beautiful and pensive; “Sage,” rollicking and foot-tapping – Messrs Sanborn and Gerstenberg so very tight;  “Jan and John,” lighthearted, laughing, with occasional ironic smirks and reflection (for a superb, guitar-heavy video version of Mr. Sempe playing his composition in a concert with John McLaughlin and friends, search the web for \'Sempe DiPiazza\'); and “San Quirico” is rich and loungey.  All in all, very much a CD to savor.

This is my favorite of their four albums, though word has it that a fifth is on its way (?), so I look forward to having my mind changed. Vivement le prochain, messieurs….
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Awesome and original music!  Any jazz fan should have this in his collection.  Fantastic performances and a real symbiosis between the musicians; remarkable.  A must!!!
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OK, we all know everyone writes their own reviews... so I'll kick things off.

Superb saxophone playing by yours truly, and a nice, if short, guest appearance by David Sanborn. Groovy guitar, probing piano, ballsy bass, deft drums - all in all this is an original fusion of diverse musical influences.  Electroacoustic Celtic Fractal Fusion comes close... At the very least you should check out the mp3's on this page.
Hope you enjoy listening as much as the band enjoyed recording.
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Germana and Francesco say hello to Guido and we wish a great good luck !!!
Compliments from the multimedia classroom in Napoli .
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