This is one of my favourite love songs ever. It doesn't have words, a single train of thought, a one way meaning, or need for an explanation. It has a certain melody flow, a certain chaos, a great deal of improvisation, disidentification, confusing moments, pattern breakings, and an evolving enchanting implotion at the end.

I swear that since discovering this, I listen to this 10+ times a month. Easily.

Yes, yes, yes. Oh yea, YES. I love the build up. And the discordant piano. The saxophone pulling the melody along. And the bass building lines of passion and fervor. The few moments where all the instruments meet and synchronize, and for that brief moment you see the clarity of the movement and the direction it's going. It rises and swells, and build. Tempo and volume congruous until the end, where it explodes with it's original intent. LOVE IT.

this has become a ritual to me. i come here to remind myself why i chose to live the way i do. happy new year everyone

I cry almost every time i listen to this

What a courageous performance this is. I adored this band from the beginning to end. I was at their first public live performance as TBP in the basement Rathskeller like bar of the original Knitting Factory downtown NYC. I had no idea who they were or what I was in for. It was revelatory. At first I didn’t understand what the hell was going on. But after a few songs I caught on and loved it. I saw them probably eighty times over the years. What a beautiful musical arc they had.

This is my favorite song ever! Reid's slow solo to start this song is awesome, then the song begins to speed up and then they are just rocking it at the end!! Dave you are the best drummer I have ever heard, truly a legend. Ethan an amazing song writer and pianist. Joshua's soulful saxophone playing through this just brings tears to my eyes. Love you guys

only video in youtube with no dislikes there is still hope in the planet

Didn't know I could hold my breath for five minutes +. These are the giants of our times. Beautiful.

i had Joshua Redman as a teacher....cool guy

At this point in my life, this is my favorite... greatest piece of jazz i ever heard.

Silence is the Question has been my favourite song for years now. This live version is ...

Still listening.👌🏻

Inolvidable concierto, gracias...

Este tema es eterno.

Where have you been all my life!!!??? :-D

Fantastic, creative, spiritual and divine...this is music and more.

¡Qué hermoso! Gracias por subir estas perlas filtrándose al oído como el más fino elixir consonante.

I went on the journey with them. So worth listening to.

Anyone in 2019?

Pure soul leaving the body... amazing...!!

WHAT THE FUUUUUCK. After 9ish minutes! full body chills

FANTASTIQUE ! un vrai voyage....

This is beautiful.

beautiful....touching...powerful!!!

Really enjoyed this ensamble! 👏🏾👍🏾✊🏾🖤🧠😇

Jesus Christ, this stuff is GREAT!

❤

Fantastic!

Goosebumps every time...

simply amazing. SOOO looking forward to their combo album. That drumming. man.

Wow! Beautiful!!

Cuite beautiful

So innovative!

beautiful mind blowing rendition.. tingles

english is the question! :) thanks for posting!

Amazing

Joshua those tunes man...

Simply ....

It's much different than the original version of the song with just the three of them, but this one... I like it. A lot. I love it. Not more or less. It's... it's just so different. Like a different piece altogether.

Woow !

a modern classic...

what a journey....

Wow....

wow

Ethan´s smile at 10:24 says it all

Completely fab. Did anyone else laugh at around 10.22?

I guess this is where Jazz went. Thank God it went somewhere.

Does this remind anyone else of a jazzier Explosions in the Sky kind of sound?

Also listen to the performance of this song at the North Sea Jazz festival (also on KZfaq). Still not sure which i like most. Maybe Joshua played with more emotion there. What do you think?

vivan los mixolidios

on cue

The name of this song should be called "Pinball machine" we all win.

10:29

Load = blown. Too quickly; still good.

Vin Diesel on the sax

cuestion?

The Bad + Joshua Redman?

I know that they love Ornette Coleman. I know Tomorrow Is the Question. I don't know how this relates other than the name.

the hash must good in Vitoria:)

a bit of a stretch, but I think I can hear where your coming from.

How do you spell "Question?"

This saxophone solo is painful.