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plumbing
:: Posted by Frippouille on March 27, 2013

Robert Fripp writes: I should have learnt plumbing. I’m pretty sure there are some plumbers out there that tell themselves: I should have learnt guitar...


Um, who the hell is Richard?
:: Posted by apisch on March 27, 2013

One link in Robert’s March 12 diary led me to another, and I ended up finding this article on Toyah’s web site.  Notice the caption under the photo of the cute couple?  Robert’s evil twin Richard???


Three of...
:: Posted by schizoidman on March 26, 2013

I’ve just watched KC perform Three of a Perfect Pair on You Tube as a result of the Tool guitarist’s list of his favourite guitar players. KC 1980s were remarkable. Adrian Belew is terrific! KC were always to utilise the zeitgeist adapting it for their own musical concerns. They perform as a one-ness. Unique, amazing and original.


Devo
:: Posted by albemuth on March 26, 2013

After Bowie has returned with songs resonating with his work of the 1970s, I was amused to read that Bryan Ferry has gone even further than this, by covering his own songs in the style of 1920s jazz.  His disk The Jazz Age contains many of his old hits (solo and with Roxy) done as jazz instrumentals.  In addition to digital format, the collection is available on 12" vinyl and a folio of 10" vinyl. 

Now I see that KC’s catalogue is coming out in 12" vinyl again.  How about The KC Dixieland Projeckt?  Uncle Bob could show off his banjo skills (without all that KC studio gimcrackery).  Or maybe Lark’s Tongues could be reissued on Edison cylinders?  I always thought the album would be especially shocking in that format. 


Shoulder Pain
:: Posted by richardr on March 25, 2013

Noticing Robert’s mention of a shoulder problem, I was reminded of a similar affliction I experienced a year ago. I was having much trouble sleeping; pain woke me many times through the night.

This product has provided a solution for me:

So, I thought I would pass it on.

Robert Richardson


Curious about Red
:: Posted by ericbest on March 25, 2013

Hi. I just read in Robert’s diary that he is working on Red. As the 40th anniversary edition is already out, why is it being reworked? (Personally, I have never been convinced by the lessening of the prominence of Robert’s guitar on the 40th anniversary mix.)
Appreciate any responses.
Eric.


working with Bowie
:: Posted by siggister on March 25, 2013

Following my question:
"Would Mr. Fripp like to comment on rumours that he was not keen on working with Edgar Froese in 1977 during the recording sessions for a Bowie album?" Mr. Fripp asked in his diary:
"What rumours are those, please?"

First of all, apologies for the insinuation in my original question from the 9th of March. It may
make me look like a bad amateur interviewer, working with rumours, repeating what someone possibly just made up. In attempt to formulate a better question: Allegedly Edgar Froese was asked to work on Bowie’s album (not sure about the exact year), in which Mr.Fripp was also involved. Mr.Froese arrived in the studio, but then decided not to work on the album. Maybe, accidentally, Mr. Fripp knows the reasons for Mr.Froese’s final decision?


*The Magic Pinky*???
:: Posted by Ornate_Coal_Man on March 24, 2013

What? So, Fripp has unique musical qualities because he uses his, ahem, pinky in the left hand?

Practically EVERY guitar player uses the pinky on the left hand. Ever hear of the ubiquitous 2 octave scale pattern that goes a bit like this: 2-4, 1-2-4, 1-3-4, 1-3-4, 3-4, 1-2-4? What’s the 4 for? :)

If you are going to point out a distinguishing technical trait, you are looking at the wrong place--- all aspiring players wish for the following technical trait. I will even scream it for you: MONSTER RIGHT HAND.

See, for example: Bruno, Jimmy. Or Gambale, Frank.


It Was 40 Years Ago Today...
:: Posted by Antonion on March 24, 2013

On this day 40 years ago, The Dark Side of the Moon was released.


Anyone got any jokes?
:: Posted by J_Godfrey on March 24, 2013

If there’s one thing more dated and and irrelevant than a drummer joke, surely it’s a Skoda joke.


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