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Posted: 17 June 2013 |
12th & Porter 1st Show
Nashville, TN
May. 21, 2000
Performing two sets in one night, you might think Crimson would conserve their energies in the opening part of the evening but they decide to go for it. “I’m awfully sorry that shouldn’t have happened” says an off-mic Fripp after
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Armoury
Wilmington, Delaware
Feb. 11, 1972
Since Crimso last played the States they’d not only parted company with Peter Sinfield but had managed to break-up during their first writing/rehearsal session in January.
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| On This Day |
1980 |
El Mocambo 2nd Show
Toronto, Canada
Jun. 18, 1980
“I have something I want to say to you from the heart. I really want to party...and if we don’t party I think I’m going to go home” says Chuckles Fripp ahead of the second show of the
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University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Mar. 26, 1983
“Five people came together with deliberation and spontaneity and worked together without compromise and Schizoid Man came out. The band had so much energy, although it was negative, it had a colossal amount of energy which for a period of
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| Robert Fripp |
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Union Auditorium, Stony Brook U.
Stony Brook, NY, USA
Mar. 11, 1983
Alex Mundy has painstakingly restored the concert experience by matching the surviving original reels with audience recordings to provide us with a close approximation of Fripp's concert and lecture tour.
An interesting set of solos placed amidst the
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| Robert Fripp |
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Rose Room, Rutgers U.
New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Mar. 10, 1983
Alex Mundy painstakingly restored the concert experience by matching the surviving original reels with audience recordings to provide us with a close approximation of Fripp's concert and lecture tour.
“Being a public-type person is a very difficult role for
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| Robert Fripp |
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Neeb Hall, U of Arizona 1st and 2nd Lecture
Tempe, AZ, USA
Mar. 08, 1983
“When did I start Frippertronics? I was introduced to the system by Captain Eno. It was in July 1972. I’d just reformed King Crimson, the gentlemen in Detroit had just left the band and Bill Bruford John Wetton David Cross
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| Robert Fripp |
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Wheeler Auditorium, U.C.
Berkeley, CA, USA
Mar. 06, 1983
“I’d now like to go back to where it is that music comes from. In the past 20 years there’s been a lot of interest in so-called ethnic music and anthropologists have been going out searching down various tribes in
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| Robert Fripp |
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The Roxy First Performance
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Mar. 03, 1983
Alex Mundy has painstakingly restored the concert experience by matching the surviving original reels with audience recordings to provide us with a close approximation of Fripp's The Music System lecture
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| Robert Fripp |
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Mandeville Auditorium,
San Diego, CA, USA
Mar. 02, 1983
Two months after the failed attempt to record the third King Crimson album in Champaign-Urbana, Fripp was back in America and Canada as a solo artist on The Music System
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Moles
Bath, England
Apr. 30, 1981
The smoky, sweaty atmosphere of the tiny club is tangible; the place where Red makes its live debut – seven years after it was first recorded.
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The Guitar Circle Of Europe
Germany
Jan. 07, 2012
The Guitar Circle Of Europe take on some startling and often inventive interpretations of KC repertoire. Whilst the knotted lines of Discipline clearly fits this format and is obviously suited to such an arrangement, who would have thought that The
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| Robert Fripp |
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Konserthuset
Oslo, Norway
Jun. 20, 2004
Compared to some of the previous soundscapes on this leg of the tour, Oslo is a relatively muted affair albeit with some interesting Debussy-like run of descending notes appearing during Paradise Lost and a wonderfully glacial Paradise
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