Kenny Garrett´s only problem is that you find his albums next to Kenny G´s (sorry to mention his name in the same sentence w/Garrett, but it needed to be said). I saw Kenny in Miles´ band a while back, but I didn´t know who he was. I got turned on to "African Exchange Student" about 5 or 6 years ago. My only problem w/the title track was that it ended. It´s almost hypnotic. 　　Even though Kenny´s an alto player, I find his music and this band to be a spiritual continuum of John Coltrane´s great 60´s quartet. It has that "certain something" that I´m continully searching for in the music I purchase, but rarely find. This album is up there with "A Love Supreme", Hendrix´s "Electric Ladyland", the Allman Brothers "Live at the Fillmore East", Miles´ "Kind of Blue", and Col. Bruce Hampton and Aquarium Rescue Unit´s live debut album as being among my abs