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My ears are still pretty clogged up, so I won't do an in-depth review yet. Of course, I liked it as is. I'll come back and do more listening and commenting in a couple of days.
My only "negative" first thought on this one was that the piano might be a little "over-used" here. Maybe a little more sparseness would fit in better.
Kevin I agree with you, Kevin. What causes the over-use of the piano is that I'm not very good on it. That sounds contradictory.  What I mean is that I have yet to develop a "feel" for it - so I tend to play in patterns rather than leaving spaces. I'll get better with time..... Appreciate the listen and comments! Scott
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