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MarcNebo Oct 16 2021 at 11:34 PM	facing west : I received the book last week and briefly skimmed through it. It looks it will be very interesting and a good read. I am still reading the book on Pat growing up in Kansas City, so this book is in the Batter’s Box. I did read the part of Big Chief Harrison’s Celebration of Life with Donald Harrison Jr. performing at the service. Very moving and special bond with his Father. When I see Donald next year at the Jazz Showcase I will have him sign the book. I have a nice collection of books on Jazz autobiographies that I got signed. Gary Burton, Ron Carter, Pat Martino, Randy Weston, Benny Golson and Jimmy Heath are in my collection so far.
facing west Oct 11 2021 at 11:56 AM	Marc -- yes, the history and tradition of the Harrison family is deep and profound. Just so interesting that Joe Dyson brings some of that tradition into Side Eye. Man, you are fortunate to be going to that gig. What is it, Friday night in Chicago? That should be one of the highlights of the tour.
MarcNebo Oct 10 2021 at 11:22 AM	facing west : Several years ago I saw Donald Harrison with his quartet at the Chicago Jazz Festival. He had Willie Pickens, a great Chicago pianist play one tune and the last art of the show he added the Mardi Gras Indians. Donald is the Chief for one of the New Orleans tribes. They were wearing really beautiful large costumes (search on Google) and were playing various percussion instruments and singing. I took a lot of photographs of the show and had several that I showed to Donald next time I saw him. A friend of mine has a book on Donald Harrison Sr., a much revered musician in New Orleans. The book is called "Big Chief Harrison and the Mardi Gras Indians.
facing west Oct 09 2021 at 10:04 AM	Another cool thing about Donald Harrison Jr.: his nephew is Christian Scott. There’s nothing about Christian Scott’s music I don’t like. The family is basically American Royalty. For some reason, when I first heard Christian Scott I kind thought he must be out of London--just because the London jazz was absolutely killing before the pandemic. Curious to see how London reacts when Side Eye hits town. One show only. Man, everyone in the audience will probably either be a DJ or in a band.
facing west Oct 02 2021 at 4:53 PM	Marc - thanks for the recommendations. Just listened to all of Quantum Leap. Great stuff, and great to hear Joe Dyson in that setting. Donald Harrison - love everything about him. Just a living treasure and a great human being. Happened to be awake at 4 in the morning recently, so I watched a Netflix documentary on Biggie Smalls (Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell). Donald Harrison shows up in it. He moved to Brooklyn because of the music scene, and was a mentor to Biggie when he was a kid, and later tried to get him off the street. Respect to musicians like Donald Harrison and Ron Carter for recognizing that jazz is mother to hip hop.
MarcNebo Sep 30 2021 at 5:47 PM	facing west : I just finished listening to Donald Harrison, Jr. Quantum Leap cd from 2012. A 22 year old Joe Dyson plays drums on the CD. The record is not usual Donald Harrison record as he blends Jazz with Hip Hop, R & B, Rock Afro- New Orleans and more . Do checkout the song Make Some Noise where Joe cuts loose on one of the mostly Jazz tracks on the cd. A 26 year old Sullivan Fortner is on the same song and most of the record. Also checkout Water Meter, another Jazz tune that features Joe again. Joe is also playing drums on Sullivan Fortner’s Aria record from 2015. In the liner notes Sullivan said he has known Joe since grade school and told Joe then that he wants him on his first record.
MarcNebo Sep 29 2021 at 11:55 PM	facing west : I have seen Joe with Donald Harrison at least back in 2012. Donald is one of this year’s NEA Jazz Masters ( for Advocacy) as he has been teaching future Jazz musicians in many places in New Orleans. He also is a lot like Art Blakey, since he gets young musicians to play in his band and nurtures them until they go on to lead their own bands or get a chance to play with someone like Pat. Joe was very good back in 2012, but seemed to get better each year that I hear him. I will let you know where else to hear him on recordings.
facing west Sep 29 2021 at 9:55 AM	Marc - looking forward to your Side Eye review of the Chicago show on October 15th!
facing west Sep 29 2021 at 9:11 AM	Marc - I’m just getting a sense of how musically deep this version of Side Eye is. You are clearly well along the musical curve there. Especially getting an opportunity to see Joe Dyson in different musical settings (wow, Donald Harrison!). Dyson’s website describes his debut album, Look Within, as ’a blend of gospel, jazz, R&B, AFRO New Orleans Rhythm and Spiritual Philosophies.’ I had to look up the term ’second line’ to refresh my memory of what that’s all about. Interesting that Billy Higgins (Rejoicing) was considered a second-line-influenced drummer. So cool that Pat is connecting to that New Orleans thing in such a deep way. Again, Side Eye (V1.1V) ... what a band! This tour is going to be something special.
MarcNebo Sep 28 2021 at 11:45 PM	facing west : In 2019 I caught Side-Eye at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. This was the version with James Francies and Marcus Gilmore and was my favorite show that year (235 bands). Later in the year I caught James Francies and his band in the Chicago suburbs. Very good show and diverse. I have been hearing Joe Dyson for many years now with Donald Harrison’s group. I watched him grow as a drummer every year. I heard Joe in one of seventeen shows in 2020 with the Donny McCaslin Trio. It was a much different gig for Joe and he was excellent that night. Pat said he wanted Joe for Side-Eye partially due to his New Orleans style of drumming (Second Line?). This will be another great version of Side-Eye.
facing west Sep 28 2021 at 2:38 PM	Just listening to Side Eye band member James Francies’ latest album, Purest Form. Highly recommended, if you get a chance to hear it. Totally has his own musical voice, mature, melodic & progressive. One of the tracks is called ’Blown Away’, which sums things up. Sheds a lot of musical light on Side Eye. I envy everyone going to check out this band live.
facing west Sep 28 2021 at 2:06 PM	Hey Marc - thanks for turning me on to the band’s bio page on Ted Kurland’s site. Wow, what a band. Helps me hear the album in a whole new way. I always hoped that Pat would play with guys who grew up on hip hop, and here we are. And it makes sense that James Frances is tight with Questlove. Pat recently did a great interview on Questlove’s podcast, and you could hear the mutual respect (also, Questlove just directed the doc, Summer of Soul, so there’s that). And Joe Dyson was on one of my favorite series, Treme. That band is absolutely killer. Hope they record some more on the road. Also, a new Metheny promo for the album just went up on YouTube. On it, Pat says that he has hundreds of hours of tape of him playing mostly standards with young guns who come through New York. It would be cool if Pat put that music out one day.
MarcNebo Sep 27 2021 at 11:34 PM	I just received a replacement copy of the defective CD I received earlier in September. Has anyone else got a copy that won’t play?
MarcNebo Sep 26 2021 at 12:30 PM	There is a great Side-Eye Band Bio at Pat’s agent’s website thekurlandagency.com. Three pages on James Francies and Joe Dyson, who both have been playing music since they were four years old. Lots of other cool stuff on Pat at the website.
facing west Sep 23 2021 at 4:54 PM	Just impossible to predict where Pat’s going to go, but he keeps producing killer records. The sound is amazing. Really jumps out of my Mission speakers. As producers, Pat and Steve Rodby are great at capturing live sound. Lodger is surprisingly blues-rock. It Starts When We Disappear, Better Days Ahead and Zenith Blue are also great tracks. Bright Size Life easily stands the test of time. And so does Pat. Did someone say this is kind of mellow? For me, it’s got a real New York vibe. Turn it up!
d'Heat Sep 21 2021 at 10:07 AM	Marc, I’m sure you’re aware, but Pat played with Larry Goldings on Michael Brecker’s "Time Is of the Essence"--a quartet, of course, not a trio. In fact, that’s the recording on which "Timeline" first (?) appeared. Pat’s "As I Am" also appears on that recording. Best regards
hman01 Sep 20 2021 at 9:08 AM	Same here Marc Nebo. I’m enjoying everything on this album, but especially those organ trio sounds!
MarcNebo Sep 18 2021 at 10:59 PM	I really enjoyed the track with James Francies playing organ. Pat on guitar and Marcus on drums. I think that’s the first time I have heard Pat do an organ trio tune (with no other keyboards). It was great and I would like to see him do a total organ trio record. If he couldn’t do it with Joey DeFrancesco or Larry Goldings, James Francies would work very well. I am sure Pat could write some new songs and some of his classic tunes could be reworked for organ trio. Several songs that would be cool to hear, James, Are You Going With Me? and Question and Answer would work.
brucehem Sep 17 2021 at 2:59 AM	The new album is fantastic! It’s like he’s rolled all his music together and reassembled it into something totally new. Great stuff!
MarcNebo Sep 16 2021 at 11:06 PM	I just went to finish listening to the CD for the second time and it won’t play. I tried two other CDs without any problems. Has anyone else had a problem with your disc?
MarcNebo Sep 14 2021 at 10:03 PM	I just received the new CD and it’s everything I expected and more. Another excellent trio record that sounds like a larger band because of all James Francies instruments and Pat’s Orchestrionic (smaller version of Orchestrion). The photos of James Francies shows a large keyboard setup with organ, piano, keyboards and Synth Bass. Lyle will always be very special to Pat, but James an incredible musician who I expect Pat will be utilizing a lot. Overall mostly mellow, but elegant compositions and new arrangements of songs going back to Bright Size Life. Great drumming by Marcus Gilmore throughout the record. I believe a DVD of the record will be coming out this year or in 2022. In the Credits "Video Produced and Edited by Steve Rodby" and no mention of credit for the photos of the musicians. I am ready to Pre-Order the DVD today. It would clear up who is playing what as Pat and James share Bass responsibilities. I need to listen to the CD a few more times before I rate it in my Top Ten List,
Gyuri Jul 16 2021 at 10:14 AM	Here’s a full review of the new demo track. The question about the CD title is answered, too. https://somethingelsereviews.com/2021/07/14/pat-metheny-it-starts-when-we-disappear-sneak-peek/? utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pat-metheny-it-starts-when-we-disappear-sneak-peek
kejur Jul 16 2021 at 9:21 AM	Marshall, I believe the V1. IV refers to this being the first Side-Eye album (V1) and the 4th version or configuration of the group (IV). Pat’s played with different musicians since he began this project. So this would be the 4th mix of personnel. Hope that answers it :)
kejur Jul 15 2021 at 12:56 PM	From Jazzwise’s website: Twenty time-Grammy-winning guitarist Pat Metheny makes an emphatic return to live performance as he embarks on a 100 date world tour this autumn, with a sole UK date confirmed for 12 June 2022 at London’s Eventim Hammersmith Apollo. As announced in the July issue of Jazzwise, Metheny has selected two rising star virtuosos in the form of Blue Note signed keyboardist James Francies and versatile New Orleans drum talent Joe Dyson to join him on the road, while the accompanying live album Side-Eye NYC (V1.IV), which is released on 10 September on his new label BMG Modern Recordings, features acclaimed sticksman Marcus Gilmore. Recorded just before the pandemic, SIDE-EYE NYC balances new originals with inventive reworkings of some of Metheny’s most cherished compositions such as ‘Timeline’, which he previously recorded with Michael Brecker and Elvin Jones. The new trio seamlessly moves between the compact and the expansive with gritty acoustic jazz contrasting with contemporaneous electronic textures, the set list is ‘It Starts When It Disappears’, ‘Better Days Ahead’, ‘Timeline’, ‘Bright Size Life’, ‘Lodger’, ‘Sirabhorn’, ‘Turnaround’ and ‘Zenith Blues’.
MarcNebo Jul 15 2021 at 10:22 AM	I recently received an email with a short review of the new record which was recorded live in NYC back in 2019. There is some new material, but also Pat’s classic songs reworked for the Side-Eye trio. They go all the way back to Bright Size Life. As always with Pat, it should be an excellent addition to his Discography. I look forward to hearing it and seeing the band in October in Chicago.
marshall Jul 14 2021 at 8:24 AM	It Starts When We Disappear is available on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSDaO1BLhqo. It feels to me like a combo of Orchestrion and The Way Up in a trio setting, along with some...new sounds. Anybody know why the album is titled "Side Eye - (V1.IV)? What is the "V1.IV" referring to?
Gyuri Jul 13 2021 at 4:33 PM	It starts when we disappear - yet another jaw-dropping composition
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MarcNebo
Oct 16 2021
at 11:34 PM

facing west : I received the book last week and briefly skimmed through it. It looks it will be very interesting and a good read. I am still reading the book on Pat growing up in Kansas City, so this book is in the Batter’s Box. I did read the part of Big Chief Harrison’s Celebration of Life with Donald Harrison Jr. performing at the service. Very moving and special bond with his Father. When I see Donald next year at the Jazz Showcase I will have him sign the book. I have a nice collection of books on Jazz autobiographies that I got signed. Gary Burton, Ron Carter, Pat Martino, Randy Weston, Benny Golson and Jimmy Heath are in my collection so far.

facing west
Oct 11 2021
at 11:56 AM

Marc -- yes, the history and tradition of the Harrison family is deep and profound. Just so interesting that Joe Dyson brings some of that tradition into Side Eye. Man, you are fortunate to be going to that gig. What is it, Friday night in Chicago? That should be one of the highlights of the tour.

MarcNebo
Oct 10 2021
at 11:22 AM

facing west : Several years ago I saw Donald Harrison with his quartet at the Chicago Jazz Festival. He had Willie Pickens, a great Chicago pianist play one tune and the last art of the show he added the Mardi Gras Indians. Donald is the Chief for one of the New Orleans tribes. They were wearing really beautiful large costumes (search on Google) and were playing various percussion instruments and singing. I took a lot of photographs of the show and had several that I showed to Donald next time I saw him. A friend of mine has a book on Donald Harrison Sr., a much revered musician in New Orleans. The book is called "Big Chief Harrison and the Mardi Gras Indians.

facing west
Oct 09 2021
at 10:04 AM

Another cool thing about Donald Harrison Jr.: his nephew is Christian Scott. There’s nothing about Christian Scott’s music I don’t like. The family is basically American Royalty. For some reason, when I first heard Christian Scott I kind thought he must be out of London--just because the London jazz was absolutely killing before the pandemic. Curious to see how London reacts when Side Eye hits town. One show only. Man, everyone in the audience will probably either be a DJ or in a band.

facing west
Oct 02 2021
at 4:53 PM

Marc - thanks for the recommendations. Just listened to all of Quantum Leap. Great stuff, and great to hear Joe Dyson in that setting. Donald Harrison - love everything about him. Just a living treasure and a great human being. Happened to be awake at 4 in the morning recently, so I watched a Netflix documentary on Biggie Smalls (Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell). Donald Harrison shows up in it. He moved to Brooklyn because of the music scene, and was a mentor to Biggie when he was a kid, and later tried to get him off the street. Respect to musicians like Donald Harrison and Ron Carter for recognizing that jazz is mother to hip hop.

MarcNebo
Sep 30 2021
at 5:47 PM

facing west : I just finished listening to Donald Harrison, Jr. Quantum Leap cd from 2012. A 22 year old Joe Dyson plays drums on the CD. The record is not usual Donald Harrison record as he blends Jazz with Hip Hop, R & B, Rock Afro- New Orleans and more . Do checkout the song Make Some Noise where Joe cuts loose on one of the mostly Jazz tracks on the cd. A 26 year old Sullivan Fortner is on the same song and most of the record. Also checkout Water Meter, another Jazz tune that features Joe again. Joe is also playing drums on Sullivan Fortner’s Aria record from 2015. In the liner notes Sullivan said he has known Joe since grade school and told Joe then that he wants him on his first record.

MarcNebo
Sep 29 2021
at 11:55 PM

facing west : I have seen Joe with Donald Harrison at least back in 2012. Donald is one of this year’s NEA Jazz Masters ( for Advocacy) as he has been teaching future Jazz musicians in many places in New Orleans. He also is a lot like Art Blakey, since he gets young musicians to play in his band and nurtures them until they go on to lead their own bands or get a chance to play with someone like Pat. Joe was very good back in 2012, but seemed to get better each year that I hear him. I will let you know where else to hear him on recordings.

facing west
Sep 29 2021
at 9:55 AM

Marc - looking forward to your Side Eye review of the Chicago show on October 15th!

facing west
Sep 29 2021
at 9:11 AM

Marc - I’m just getting a sense of how musically deep this version of Side Eye is. You are clearly well along the musical curve there. Especially getting an opportunity to see Joe Dyson in different musical settings (wow, Donald Harrison!). Dyson’s website describes his debut album, Look Within, as ’a blend of gospel, jazz, R&B, AFRO New Orleans Rhythm and Spiritual Philosophies.’ I had to look up the term ’second line’ to refresh my memory of what that’s all about. Interesting that Billy Higgins (Rejoicing) was considered a second-line-influenced drummer. So cool that Pat is connecting to that New Orleans thing in such a deep way. Again, Side Eye (V1.1V) ... what a band! This tour is going to be something special.

MarcNebo
Sep 28 2021
at 11:45 PM

facing west : In 2019 I caught Side-Eye at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. This was the version with James Francies and Marcus Gilmore and was my favorite show that year (235 bands). Later in the year I caught James Francies and his band in the Chicago suburbs. Very good show and diverse. I have been hearing Joe Dyson for many years now with Donald Harrison’s group. I watched him grow as a drummer every year. I heard Joe in one of seventeen shows in 2020 with the Donny McCaslin Trio. It was a much different gig for Joe and he was excellent that night. Pat said he wanted Joe for Side-Eye partially due to his New Orleans style of drumming (Second Line?). This will be another great version of Side-Eye.

facing west
Sep 28 2021
at 2:38 PM

Just listening to Side Eye band member James Francies’ latest album, Purest Form. Highly recommended, if you get a chance to hear it. Totally has his own musical voice, mature, melodic & progressive. One of the tracks is called ’Blown Away’, which sums things up. Sheds a lot of musical light on Side Eye. I envy everyone going to check out this band live.

facing west
Sep 28 2021
at 2:06 PM

Hey Marc - thanks for turning me on to the band’s bio page on Ted Kurland’s site. Wow, what a band. Helps me hear the album in a whole new way. I always hoped that Pat would play with guys who grew up on hip hop, and here we are. And it makes sense that James Frances is tight with Questlove. Pat recently did a great interview on Questlove’s podcast, and you could hear the mutual respect (also, Questlove just directed the doc, Summer of Soul, so there’s that). And Joe Dyson was on one of my favorite series, Treme. That band is absolutely killer. Hope they record some more on the road. Also, a new Metheny promo for the album just went up on YouTube. On it, Pat says that he has hundreds of hours of tape of him playing mostly standards with young guns who come through New York. It would be cool if Pat put that music out one day.

MarcNebo
Sep 27 2021
at 11:34 PM

I just received a replacement copy of the defective CD I received earlier in September. Has anyone else got a copy that won’t play?

MarcNebo
Sep 26 2021
at 12:30 PM

There is a great Side-Eye Band Bio at Pat’s agent’s website thekurlandagency.com. Three pages on James Francies and Joe Dyson, who both have been playing music since they were four years old. Lots of other cool stuff on Pat at the website.

facing west
Sep 23 2021
at 4:54 PM

Just impossible to predict where Pat’s going to go, but he keeps producing killer records. The sound is amazing. Really jumps out of my Mission speakers. As producers, Pat and Steve Rodby are great at capturing live sound. Lodger is surprisingly blues-rock. It Starts When We Disappear, Better Days Ahead and Zenith Blue are also great tracks. Bright Size Life easily stands the test of time. And so does Pat. Did someone say this is kind of mellow? For me, it’s got a real New York vibe. Turn it up!

d'Heat
Sep 21 2021
at 10:07 AM

Marc, I’m sure you’re aware, but Pat played with Larry Goldings on Michael Brecker’s "Time Is of the Essence"--a quartet, of course, not a trio. In fact, that’s the recording on which "Timeline" first (?) appeared. Pat’s "As I Am" also appears on that recording. Best regards

hman01
Sep 20 2021
at 9:08 AM

Same here Marc Nebo. I’m enjoying everything on this album, but especially those organ trio sounds!

MarcNebo
Sep 18 2021
at 10:59 PM

I really enjoyed the track with James Francies playing organ. Pat on guitar and Marcus on drums. I think that’s the first time I have heard Pat do an organ trio tune (with no other keyboards). It was great and I would like to see him do a total organ trio record. If he couldn’t do it with Joey DeFrancesco or Larry Goldings, James Francies would work very well. I am sure Pat could write some new songs and some of his classic tunes could be reworked for organ trio. Several songs that would be cool to hear, James, Are You Going With Me? and Question and Answer would work.

brucehem
Sep 17 2021
at 2:59 AM

The new album is fantastic! It’s like he’s rolled all his music together and reassembled it into something totally new. Great stuff!

MarcNebo
Sep 16 2021
at 11:06 PM

I just went to finish listening to the CD for the second time and it won’t play. I tried two other CDs without any problems. Has anyone else had a problem with your disc?

MarcNebo
Sep 14 2021
at 10:03 PM

I just received the new CD and it’s everything I expected and more. Another excellent trio record that sounds like a larger band because of all James Francies instruments and Pat’s Orchestrionic (smaller version of Orchestrion). The photos of James Francies shows a large keyboard setup with organ, piano, keyboards and Synth Bass. Lyle will always be very special to Pat, but James an incredible musician who I expect Pat will be utilizing a lot. Overall mostly mellow, but elegant compositions and new arrangements of songs going back to Bright Size Life. Great drumming by Marcus Gilmore throughout the record. I believe a DVD of the record will be coming out this year or in 2022. In the Credits "Video Produced and Edited by Steve Rodby" and no mention of credit for the photos of the musicians. I am ready to Pre-Order the DVD today. It would clear up who is playing what as Pat and James share Bass responsibilities. I need to listen to the CD a few more times before I rate it in my Top Ten List,

Gyuri
Jul 16 2021
at 10:14 AM

Here’s a full review of the new demo track. The question about the CD title is answered, too. https://somethingelsereviews.com/2021/07/14/pat-metheny-it-starts-when-we-disappear-sneak-peek/? utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pat-metheny-it-starts-when-we-disappear-sneak-peek

kejur
Jul 16 2021
at 9:21 AM

Marshall, I believe the V1. IV refers to this being the first Side-Eye album (V1) and the 4th version or configuration of the group (IV). Pat’s played with different musicians since he began this project. So this would be the 4th mix of personnel. Hope that answers it :)

kejur
Jul 15 2021
at 12:56 PM

From Jazzwise’s website: Twenty time-Grammy-winning guitarist Pat Metheny makes an emphatic return to live performance as he embarks on a 100 date world tour this autumn, with a sole UK date confirmed for 12 June 2022 at London’s Eventim Hammersmith Apollo. As announced in the July issue of Jazzwise, Metheny has selected two rising star virtuosos in the form of Blue Note signed keyboardist James Francies and versatile New Orleans drum talent Joe Dyson to join him on the road, while the accompanying live album Side-Eye NYC (V1.IV), which is released on 10 September on his new label BMG Modern Recordings, features acclaimed sticksman Marcus Gilmore. Recorded just before the pandemic, SIDE-EYE NYC balances new originals with inventive reworkings of some of Metheny’s most cherished compositions such as ‘Timeline’, which he previously recorded with Michael Brecker and Elvin Jones. The new trio seamlessly moves between the compact and the expansive with gritty acoustic jazz contrasting with contemporaneous electronic textures, the set list is ‘It Starts When It Disappears’, ‘Better Days Ahead’, ‘Timeline’, ‘Bright Size Life’, ‘Lodger’, ‘Sirabhorn’, ‘Turnaround’ and ‘Zenith Blues’.

MarcNebo
Jul 15 2021
at 10:22 AM

I recently received an email with a short review of the new record which was recorded live in NYC back in 2019. There is some new material, but also Pat’s classic songs reworked for the Side-Eye trio. They go all the way back to Bright Size Life. As always with Pat, it should be an excellent addition to his Discography. I look forward to hearing it and seeing the band in October in Chicago.

marshall
Jul 14 2021
at 8:24 AM

It Starts When We Disappear is available on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSDaO1BLhqo. It feels to me like a combo of Orchestrion and The Way Up in a trio setting, along with some...new sounds. Anybody know why the album is titled "Side Eye - (V1.IV)? What is the "V1.IV" referring to?

Gyuri
Jul 13 2021
at 4:33 PM

It starts when we disappear - yet another jaw-dropping composition

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