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    Electric Lounge    Austin, TX
 
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P3 was the final throw of the FraKctal dice, a gamble as to how the slumbering Crim beast might be pulled into exciting and different sonic spaces. What had begun in London back in December 1997 with ProjeKct was finally coming to an end at the SXSW festival in Texas.

It’s interesting to note how much space is left here in the opening section of the concert. After the opening soundscape and the eerie high-register scrapes and sub-woofer rumbles of Hindu Fizz, Robert plays something of a waiting game, letting Gunn and Mastelotto carry the water for a while.

Utilising some of the themes and areas which other ProjeKcts had previously tested, there’s a looser, almost relaxed presence within this one set. Following a fleeting Sus-taynZ, a track they’ve titled Footnote kicks in. This improvisation goes into some beautiful, ornate harmonies, mellotron-like sustained chords and is reason enough to press the download button. Elsewhere Siezure wobbles ominously but never wholly takes off in the same way when Gunn can bounce the pulse against Levin the way they did in P4.

Although not always as focused as later P3 shows in the same week, there’s nevertheless enough energy and enthusiasm from the players (especially Gunn) as they limber up for their World Tour of Texas. The gig was also notable as Adrian Belew was present in the audience cheering loudly and wondering what he might do as he felt the trio sounded busy enough. Another notable character was present that night in the shape of Finish accordionist called Kimmo Pohjonen who was also playing that night. This encounter which would ultimately lead to the formation of KTU.
 

Tracks
Disc Number 1
1.  Introductory Soundscape   3.45
2.  Hindu Fizz   9.47
3.  Sus tayn Z   2.20
4.  Foot Note   8.48
5.  X chayn jiZ   4.34
6.  Seizure   6.13
7.  Super Slow Deception Of The Thrush   7.39
8.  ProjeKction   5.54
9.  Heavy ConstruKction   5.08

Personnel
Robert Fripp
Pat Mastelotto
Trey Gunn

 


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Band Member Diaries

    Sun., Mar 21, 1999
Written by Robert Fripp
11.04 Sister called earlier from San Francisco, and now Toyah has called from home. Happiness is when I'm close to my family.

New Crim material is maturing and developing gently as I listen to it more & more while playing, chunking bars & sections together in blocks. My fingers & picking are beginning to know what's going on from within the body, freeing my attention to move outside what is being played, & allow the pieces to move & grow as if from within themselves.

Yesterday's rehearsals went gently, & well. We have some titles and key areas from earlier ProjeKct work, but they're only meaningful to Trey & myself. Pat continues to amaze me: he moves forward all the time. Trey has the responsibility for tonight's "set list". This provides only the guarantee that when we get lost we'll know that we are lost.

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Fabulous, fabulous, fabulous, by my favourite combination of all the ProjeKcts (but only a few whiskers ahead of P4). When can we expect the March 22 gig on DGM Live!? I drool buckets in anticipation...

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