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| :: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Mar 27, 2012 |
That Mel, Boz, Ian & Robert played in Boston supporting Yes with Bill Bruford still on drums. It was at this gig that Bill seized his opportunity to ask Fripp about meeting up and discussing some ideas once they were back in the UK.
Two months after this gig was recorded, in May 1972 Fripp and Bruford kept the meeting they'd promised each other to see what, if anything, might happen.
You can grab the concert via the mail order store.
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Crook On The Beeb
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Jun 14, 2011
PJ will be one of the interviewees in this week's edition of The Culture Show on BBC2. Devoted to the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, the programme will be screened at 7.00 pm and 11.20 p.m.
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ProjeKct Four In Seattle
:: Posted by admin on Mon., Jun 13, 2011
The new download is P4 28th Oct, which Alex has lovingly mixed from the multitracks. It is available for download at the usual (stunningly good value) prices.
In a few weeks time, we will be completing the P4 collection by adding P4 1st Nov show (Club 7) - at which time, we will make all seven P4 shows into a “tour”, available for $44.95 (FLAC) and $34.95 (MP3).
Sadly, due to the costs of preparing these shows, in this instance we are not able to offer any special offers/discounts for those who have already purchased some of these shows.
So - for those discerning souls who already own all the existing P4 shows, it will actually be cheapest to buy the new show now - while for others it may make financial sense to deny themselves the pleasure of instant gratification in favour of waiting a fortnight until the tour is made available.
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JFC Featured
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Jun 13, 2011
There’s a lot of Crim and Crim-related action to be found in the pages of the latest edition of Classic Rock Presents Prog. Aside from a four-page feature on Jaksyzk, Fripp & Collins (including interviews with Jakko and Mel), Islands is one of the albums mentioned in their lead article about prog rock’s Big Bang year, 1971.
Islands also comes in at No.8 in their readers Top Ten poll of the best albums of ’71. Twelfth Night drummer, Brian Devoil, also talks about why it’s his favourite King Crimson album. Elsewhere, in the magazine you’ll also find a new interview with John Wetton spread over four pages, talking about his life and new album, Raised In Captivity, which also has RF guesting on it.
Tony Levin is also interviewed as part of a feature on the making of ABWH’s album, new albums from Trey Gunn, Michael Giles MAD Band and JFC are reviewed, and the RF-produced Daryl Hall album, Sacred Songs, is also considered in a short feature.
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PJ Crook MBE
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sat., Jun 11, 2011
Congratulations go to PJ Crook who has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday honours list. PJ, or to give her her full title, Dr Pamela June Crook, MBE, has received the award for her services to art. My thanks to Judy Dyble for the heads-up on this one!
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Amazon's Discipline Reissue Special Edition
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Jun 9, 2011
My thanks to Dr Zzz for the heads-up on this rare bargain edition of what is described as the King Crimson Discipline Re-Release he spotted recently. The good Doctor writes "Amazon Germany offers the discipline re-release in an interesting package..." Indeed!
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Nightingale Sings KC's Praises
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Tue., Jun 7, 2011
My thanks to Alexander Draper for the heads-up about a recent KC sighting. Alexander writes "Great mentions/mini feature on Fripp, KC and In the Court on BBC last week."Annie Nightingale: Bird on the Wireless" - celebration of the long-serving BBC Radio 1 DJ
From c29.10 on she mentions how KC is ’still special to her today’ and why she became a ’passionate follower’ of the band.
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Mister Stormy's Monday Selection
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Jun 6, 2011
Mister Stormy has isolated the acoustic guitar harmonics from Fallen Angel for your listening pleasure today!
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No Frippery
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Jun 5, 2011
My thanks to Warren Coleman for sending in these two pictures.
Warren writes "These signs were glimpsed recently in the Couple's Retreat Garden in Suzhou, China."
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