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" SURE, THE RELEASE of saxophonist and composer Ornette Coleman&amp;#039;s first live album in 20 years is an event worthy of buying in its entirety. But for the casual jazz fan, downloading Sound Grammar&amp;#039;s last two cuts is the smart money; not only have the sax master and his trio had time to warm up, but they&amp;#039;re also loose enough to stretch out. Way out. The nine minutes and 41 seconds of &amp;quot;Once Only&amp;quot; sound like a traditional jazz ballad might after being chopped and screwed by Phil Spector, but the ten-minute take of &amp;quot;Song X&amp;quot; is the real freak show--a beautifully frantic track it could take replaying weeks on end to make sense of. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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