" Theoretically" is a groundbreaking album by saxophonist and composer Tim Berne, released under the independent label Screwgun Records in 1984. This album is a testament to Berne's innovative approach to jazz, blending free jazz and avant-garde elements to create a unique and captivating sound. Collaborating with the legendary guitarist Bill Frisell, Berne crafts a sonic landscape that is both challenging and rewarding. The album's eight tracks, including standout pieces like "Inside The Brain" and "Ground Floor," showcase Berne's virtuosic playing and Frisell's distinctive guitar work. With a runtime of just over 50 minutes, "Theoretically" is a journey through the avant-garde, offering a rich and complex listening experience that highlights the creative prowess of both artists. This album is a seminal work in the world of jazz, pushing boundaries and redefining the genre.
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