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| :: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., May 16, 2012 |
My thanks to Wilbert for pointing us in the direction of this edition of Daryl's House in which he talks about the making and fall-out of the Fripp-produced Sacred Songs album. You can catch the chat between Daryl and guest performer Butch Walker just before Why Was It So Easy.
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Stones At Hyde Park
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Apr 4, 2013
The world of rock was, er, rocked to its foundations with the news that they are playing Hyde Park once again. The original gig in 1969 was of course a tremendous boost to a fledgling King Crimson who wowed the vast crowd with the likes of 21st Century Schizoid Man which, in the words of Ed Vulliamy, "threatened to blow the Stones offstage."
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Interlocking Larks
:: Posted by Stormy on Mon., Apr 1, 2013
Adrian and Robert split the licks here
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Crimson PhD PDF
:: Posted by Sid on Sat., Mar 30, 2013
Our thanks to RichardRJ for sending this link (which opens a pdf) to a graduate degree thesis by Christopher Bohling on the role of improvisations in King Crimson's music.
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Songwriters & Streaming
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Mar 28, 2013
Here's a perspective on the rise of streaming services as seen from the songwriter's point of view.
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Boz & Bad Company
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Mar 28, 2013
Thanks to EmperorNobody for letting us know that Boz Burrell is interviewed in VH-1's Behind The Music special on Bad Company. Boz speaks in not very glowing terms about his time in King Crimson at around 12.00 minutes into the programme. Check it out here.
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Larks' Tats...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Mar 27, 2013
My thanks to Mark Ferraro for sending these pictures of his pal Vinny Carriero of East Meadow.
Mark writes "Vinny and I have been sharing and experiencing "Crimson moments"
together for decades.He had his LTIA tatoo done in 1982, possibly just
prior to seeing Crimson live at Pier 82 in NYC. When asked how he
decided to get a KC tatoo Vinny states that "I always wanted a tatoo and
the first thing that scorched my brain was the LTIA album art'".
He continued to tell me that his first visit to a tatoo parlour to watch a cousin get his resulted in himself passing out. However he was determined to wear his heart on his sleeve(no pun intended) chuckles ....for the rest of his life so he sucked it up and went right back to the parlour.
Cheers, Mark. Any more tat takes out there?
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Three To Get Redy...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Mar 26, 2013
As can be seen test pressings and sleeve proofs show Red en
route to being ready for
200g vinyl...
The new edition of Red can be pre-ordered here.
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Tool's Top Ten
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Mar 26, 2013
Tool's Adam Jones lists ten guitarists he feels you should know about - the first three will be terribly familiar to visitors to this site.
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It Was 28 Years Ago Today...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Mar 25, 2013
Today marks the 28th anniversary of the first Guitar Craft course.
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