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The Letters Edit Just Bill	04:04

Written by Phoenix Wright Guy

Farewell, Bill, And God Rest Your Soul.

I sadly never had a chance to meet him, but, he was always the one with the brightest smile. His music, especially keyboard and mellotron, brought a certain air to music that couldn't be found anywhere else. You will be missed, Bill, and your music along with. Thank you, for your contribution to the musical world, and thank you for having such a plentiful life. You will be missed.

Written by Brian Wilson

Farewell, Bill

I had the opportunity to meet Mr Rieflin only once after a Crafty Guitarists event in 2014. This was a few weeks after the incredible Humans/Slow Music shows at the Triple Door (and a few months before witnessing the 7-headed Krim for the first time in October of that year). He was kind enough to take a moment acknowledging my praise, and my comparisons of his recent work with the Slow Music show back in 2006. I felt bad as I had pulled him away from another group of friends and well-wishers, bu...

Written by Jure Humar

The richness of Bill Rieflin

There are no words to describe this simple, yet amazingly powerful track. It goes to show what an important part Bill has been to King Crimson. Ethereal, melancholic, surreal, dreamy, are the first four words that come to mind when listening to this isolated track. Thank you Bill, for all you have done for King Crimson. It's because of isolated tracks such as this, that make me a fan of King Crimson. It's music fills me like that of no other artist. It satisfies my almost every need when it come...

Written by Roderich von Detten

remarkable musicianship and learning opportunity

one of the most impressive dgm-downloads so far, imho : not only an opportunity to understand what "fairy dusting" means (as mr quiroga gomez pointed out above), but also what remarkable musicianship means: the use of space & silence, timing, the unexpected use of harmonics & tone colours, subtlety, "admirable restraint" ... - everybody who is familiar with "the letters", silently complementing the tune in his/her head while listening to mr rieflin's dusting, can notice the effect. thank you ver...

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