Robert Fripp

Robert Fripp's Diary

Monday 21 November 2005

World HQ Another cold day

10.57

World HQ.

Another cold day, although the freezing mist of three has lifted.

Morning stuff at World HQ: moving the working base from one room to another. Actually, from two rooms to a third. The front downstairs office, with a fabbo view of Bredonborough Abbey’s spire & a bow window onto the Market Place, is a good place to read, e-mail & diarise. It is not ideal for hardware activities: printing, scanning, dual computers, music work. The key encourager for changing space is the arrival of builders & upcoming building work.

Office No. 2 is to be organised…

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…with hardware brought up from the Kitchen…

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Office No. 4 is waiting for bookshelves, but does have exactly the radiator I asked not to be installed…

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…and the Bathroom is also waiting for, among other items, a bath…


11.25    Office No. 2 is underway!

Biff’s pix from the recent US Soundscapes tour are moving from one hard-drive to another on the Powerbook 15”, diarising is underway on the 17”, printer & snanner are nestling on the worktable next to me; and all surrounded by mess. But, a good mess.  

The major item today is the launch of the new DGM Website. This has
been delayed, firstly, by the size of technical challenge; secondly, hacking; thirdly, getting the credit card fulfilment in place; fourthly, by the size of the challenge. Congratulations & thanks to Eric, Sid, Hugh, Toby, Amy & David.

Online downloading of the DGM archive is now available.

16.25    Mark the Builder is putting paint samples on walls. He has been working outside today and Mark is a very cold builder.

Chris Stein called from London: I am invited to the Blondie show at the Royal Albert Hall this Wednesday, and even welcome to sit-in. I’d love to do this, but we agree it would be problematic: the band use in-ear monitors, so the guest guitarist wouldn’t hear much of anything. In honour of the call & old friends…

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Photo credits: Chris (1978) & Biff (2005).
 
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