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Written by Emory Anderson

01 January, 2025

I Advanced Masked remster?

I keep hearing rumors, or rumors of rumors, that whatever bottleneck had prevented a remastering and reissue of Fripp & Summers I Advanced Masked, and the other one. No, I won't just go look it up. When these came out they were interesting: this was not "pop" music by pretty much any stretch, though I'd say they were "pop aware". Great records that deserve a re-release. It occurs to me they originally came out on vinyl, did they ever come out officially on CD? It would be funny if they came out ...

Written by Eduardo Gonzalo Muntaner

31 December, 2024

Alex

Thank you for the work you do on the website, a big hug my friend.

Written by Andrew Mather

29 December, 2024

2025

As a longstanding supporter of DGM and considering the past year, perhaps with the absence of an active KC as the band, together with the personal losses of 2024 I should feel less hopeful for 2025 but I don’t. I am optimistic for a better year despite the terrible losses we have all suffered. Good luCK.

Written by Alan Wilde

27 December, 2024

2014 Elstree Rehearsals

On the 2014 Elements Box set there were quite a few tracks from the Elstree Rehearsals. Any idea to release those?

Written by Robert Dickey

26 December, 2024

Live in Rome

Happy holidays to the DGM team! Not sure what prompted me to look at the track list from the 2019 Tour Box this morning, but I noticed three live tracks from a “forthcoming” album entitled Live in Rome. To the best of my knowledge, that title hasn’t been released. Any chance of that happening at this late date?

Written by Eduardo Gonzalo Muntaner

26 December, 2024

Happiness!

A big hug to all, Jesus is with us, Love and Peace!

LATEST REVIEWS

Written by Sean Barnes

The Egg Albany

A magnificient reinvention

I can only imagine what a thrill it was to hear these amazing reinventions of classic songs for the first time. The Crims unleash a wonderful overview of the band's material both new and old, all sounding like it was written yesterday. It may be the mix, (or my personal prejudices) but to me the VIP of this first public 7-headed outing is Tony. His bass lines are powerful - commanding, lyrical, beautiful or fragile as best suits the piece. Overall, a stunning performance and a great addition to ...

Written by Chris Inguanta

Best Buy

Fabulous show

I was at this show. great to listen to it again,10 years later. I remember the first 3 shows were sold out and then another one was added so I was able to go. It was hot that day and I also remember walking around Times Square before the show smoking a cigar(which I don't do anymore). I also remember accidentally stepping on someone's foot while walking around Times Square. But, back to the show. Simply a great show with a lot of the older stuff being played.

Written by Ronald Staal

Toads Place

Fresh start of the new tour

The sound is actually not so bad, at times even quite good. It's especially missing a nice warm bass sound. Here are elements of songs you won’t hear very often, like the sudden time-break on Elephant Talk. The very enthusiastic audience makes for a great atmosphere, without being distracting from the listening experience. As far as I’m concerned no lack of energy here at all! There has not yet been much polishing here yet, but that’s part of the charm of a “first” concert in a tour....

Written by Ronald Staal

Mr. Stormy's Monday Selection Vol.1

Well documented package of surprises

My first download of Mr. Stormy's selected tracks. So, let's start with Volume 1, right? I was pleasantly surprised both with what I heard (the quality and diversity of the tracks; nice surprises there) and what I saw (a nice booklet included, with notes on all the tracks). I like it! If you have not yet downloaded this, or did not already download a lot of the individual tracks, this collection has great value. As do probably all the other Mr. Stormy collections, I suppose.

Written by Rainer Robles

Watford Town Hall

The first Formentera

Previously, it was believed that "Formentera lady" had made its live debut on August 9th at the Marquee. Now, this recording shows up. Unless it was played at the June 2nd show, this was its real debut. Also, this is the earliest version of "Sailor's tale" in A minor, and it features something unique: Robert reprising "Formentera" melodies at the very. For me, the recording is worth getting for those details alone, but the setlist overall is very satisfying, even if the punters couldn't get them...

Written by Galen Herod

Dig Me

somehow

"Yet somehow Crimson managed to weld the two elements together in what sounds like a headfirst collision between dark, experimental abstractions and sleek freewheeling pop music sensibilities." Somehow. Somehow... Was it by playing the weird part first and then going right into the pop part? Brilliant! Who would have ever thought of that?

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