I agree with everything stated below. Also note how Hersch & Co. manage to poke into all the corners of "Nardis," alternately veiling and peeling away layers of mystery lines and underground harmonies. One really tired of Evans' mid- and late-period manic, metronome-shattering renditions of this tune; it's more of a lullaby than a "Hammerklavier."
Beautiful transcendental jazz at the highest level.
Total bliss! I wish more people could have a chance to listen to this.
Sublime!
NICE!!!
Like listening to poetry.
I agree with everything stated below. Also note how Hersch & Co. manage to poke into all the corners of "Nardis," alternately veiling and peeling away layers of mystery lines and underground harmonies. One really tired of Evans' mid- and late-period manic, metronome-shattering renditions of this tune; it's more of a lullaby than a "Hammerklavier."
Transcendent, if anythng. See: Kant :)