PAT METHENY - Zero Tolerance For Silence LP exotica but are somewhat hindered by

but are somewhat hindered by the album's smoother production

humbly-recorded pop and experiment that feels

Wooden Shjips

Nagaya’s music is rooted in Buddhist (Zenzhu) philosophy and sensibilities unique to Japan

and the direction of the Gospel Funk intensity you hear within these grooves

PAT METHENY - Zero Tolerance For Silence LP exotica but are somewhat hindered byOne time only vinyl pressing in a hand stamped edition of 333 copies in handmade sleeves. First time on vinyl. Previously only issued on CD in 1994, the album is often described as the jazz equivalent to Lou Reed's "Metal Machine Music". To say ZTFS was "a departure" for Metheny is like saying "Jaco Pastorius liked cognac." Loud, dissonant layers of electric guitars and overdriven amplifiers were in stark contrast to the smooth melodic guitar jazz