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  An evolution December 9, 2006
Written by davidfsnyder
What I appreciate most about this is the opportunity to hear
several shows in a row, an opportunity to hear the effect of repeated
performance on a group and their music. By the time the boys hit Keswick, I hear
a real flowering of (for lack of better word in my vocabulary) confidence in
the areas they chose to visit, as well as widened openings for creative
surprises. There are a lot of subtleties to catch, so the ability to revisit
this as recorded work is greatly appreciated. And I find this music healing. I
particularly was touched by the thematic change offered by End Time.
Many thanks for releasing this material so promptly; this
would never happen with the major companies.
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Nondistorted groovy grooves Mon., Sep 13, 2010
Posted by: DeVito
I’m puzzled by the previous reviewer’s complaint of "distortion in the drum beats" -- I don’t hear any distortion through my speakers (headphones either). Maybe the reviewer’s speakers were blown, or he just isn’t used to the sound of Read more
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Distortion ruins these grooves Tue., Sep 25, 2007
Posted by: Sieveboy
The grooves here are spectacular. What I don’t get about the sound is the distortion in the drum beats, it sounds like some kind of digital clipping. It’s worst in the Boston gig, but it’s also in the Read more
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Missing Song Thu., Jun 14, 2007
Posted by: jimmator
I was fortunate enough to be in attendance at the Keswick show. It was particularly enjoyable because I had been downloading and listening to many of the "churchscape" performances prior to this Read more
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Lounge music for the schizoid men Sun., Feb 18, 2007
Posted by: hectorhurtadog
What can i say about this projekct? They made an excellent show as the opening act for Porcupine Tree. It’s sounds like the title of my review, kind of lounge music for schizoid Read more
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Soundscapes meets Crimson in P6 Tue., Jan 23, 2007
Posted by: candrsn
This is definitely a classic DGMLive download. P6 really sounds like a refined blend of Crimson and the Soundscapes, and it’s a wonderful blend at that. Adrian lays a great improvised foundation while Fripp covers the lines with some familiar Read more
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Fripp and Belew 2Gether. Mon., Dec 18, 2006
Posted by: LouieB
DGMLive has done it again with "East Coast Live", the debut release from ProjeKct Six (aka Robert Fripp and Adrian Belew from the mighty King Crimson). Compiled from three different gigs while opening for the band Porcupine Tree, this download Read more
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Evocative Jam Sat., Dec 16, 2006
Posted by: lunarorbiter
I purchased the download because I’m a big fan of Robert’s solo work. I enjoyed this effort more after several listens, however I don’t like Read more
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P6 Fri., Dec 15, 2006
Posted by: DanAnderson
The thing that interests me regarding this release is that it parallels the recent playing of RF on the newest Fripp & Eno releases as well as his solo ventures. This is a more textural, relaxed Fripp as opposed to the Read more
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Free-spirited Beauty Wed., Dec 13, 2006
Posted by: freshlet
I recently purchased the P6 East Coast Live download and have been absolutely enthralled with the improvisations on this fine CD. The more that I listen to the playing of both Robert and Ade, the more I hear the Read more
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An evolution Sat., Dec 9, 2006
Posted by: davidfsnyder
What I appreciate most about this is the opportunity to hear
several shows in a row, an opportunity to hear the effect of repeated
performance on a group and their music. By the time the boys hit Keswick, I Read more
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