Alex Skolnick Trio - Prove You're Not a Robot - VINYL LP

Alex Skolnick Trio / TRANSFORMATION - Brand new reissue and first ever vinyl pressing of the second album from famed Testament six-string slayer Alex Skolnick and his jazz trio! Inspired by a 1964 live recording of John Coltrane, Skonick entered the world of jazz music in the late '90s and put together his own jazz combo that has since relased 6 studio albums and helped bring jazz music to a new audience of metal heads!

Jaroslav Krcek - Wind & Brass Concerti [COMPACT DISCS] date 02/15/1994

ALEX SKOLNICK InchI feel this album represents my strongest work as a composer, with several pieces written at the pianoInch the bandleader offers. InchThe soloing also went to new places for all of us. Nathan and Matt really brought their A-game throughout. I think it's safe to say this is the record we're all most proud of.Inch___________________________________As their sixth album, the title has multiple meanings. On the one hand, it reflects the effort to hold onto the  collective humanity in an era of increasing reliance on technology. Secondly, it represents the notion that the process of direct human interaction - particularly music that captures inspired improvisations and compositions - cannot be replaced with AI. Additionally, the title refers to a time of unprecedented political polarization coupled by mass addiction to social media and people who exhibit robot-like behavior. Finally, it is a phrase that should be all too familiar to anyone who's ever forgotten their online password, a situation humorously captured in the video for the title track.Although original songs make up the majority of PYNAR, there are two quirky arrangements in the classic AST mold, including InchBreakdownInch (Tom Petty) and a mind-bending mashup no one saw coming, InchArmando's Mood,Inch which pays tribute the late piano master Chick Corea and Yes guitarist Steve Howe.