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| :: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Feb 15, 2012 |
Robert Fripp will be directing an introduction to the Guitar Circle in Mexico in 2013. You can check out the details over on the Guitar Circle website.
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Greg Speaks
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Nov 29, 2010
Anil Prasad recently talked to Greg Lake and you can read the results over on his Innerviews site.
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Fripp In NYC
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Nov 28, 2010
Don't forget, Robert Fripp will be playing in New York at the World Financial Center on Friday 3rd December and Friday 4th December. You can find out further details here.
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KC Guides Go Digital
:: Posted by Sid on Sun., Nov 28, 2010
Andrew Keeling’s musical analysis of King Crimson - Court, ITWOP and LTIA - are now available to download in multiple ebooks formats. You can get them form Smashwords for only $2.99. Please note that the first few chapters are available to try before you buy.
In The Court of the Crimson King
In The Wake of Poseidon
Larks’ Tongues In Aspic
Supported ebook formats include...
(.epub) - Adobe Digital Editions, Barnes & Noble Book and many other reading systems and mobile apps including Stanza, Aldiko and Shortcovers
(.mobi) - Kindle and Mobipocket
(.pdb) - Palm Doc
(.lrf) - Sony Reader
(.pdf) - PDF
(.rtf) - RTF
(.txt) - Plain text
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Streets Ahead
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Thu., Nov 25, 2010
My thanks to Peter Sinfield who passed on this photograph...
...taken on the island of Formentera!
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Field Music Feel The KC Vibe
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Nov 24, 2010
My thanks to tomfish for alerting us to a thread at MOJO in which Field Music extol the virtues of KC. He writes "Please add one more entry to the recent coming outs of unashamed admissions of KC loving by indie and mainstream artists. This
time, the great indie pop band Field Music (check also their sister
band The Week That Was) speak of their love of Crimson among others in
the Mojo online edition."
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Virtual Shirt
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Nov 24, 2010
My thanks to Stahlhofen for sending in this oddity. He writes "Hey there, due to a broken clavicle I had too much time to
spend lately and so I decided to check out "Second Life". I found this
nice looking avatar wearing a t-shirt with a well known face on it.
I wonder if they pay any royalties for using it?"
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Third Person Fripp
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Wed., Nov 24, 2010
Nick Cave has been talking to Henry Rollins (himself a KC fan) about his recent encounter with RF.
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Mister Stormy's Monday Giveaway
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Nov 22, 2010
Mister Stormy has found Robert & Trey working on a little idea here.
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A Winner Writes...
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Mon., Nov 22, 2010
My thanks to Robert Meyer for sending me this picture of himself with his prize - Reivers of the Heart by the Matt Seattle Band.
Robert writes: "I waited two days for the clouds to break to create decent light for a
better photo, and well, the clouds broke, but in the wrong way As you
can see from the attached image set in my front yard, there will be no
mountain photos. I'm not that brave.
Quick Thoughts on the CD:
I purchased Out of the Flames a few years ago, and thoroughly enjoy it on a regular basis. Reivers of the Heart
took about 30 seconds to get used to, because the supporting
instrumentation is different. However, once I figured out what the aural
difference was, I was in a position to listen to the CD over and over
again. The best way for me to explain is that Out of the
Flames feels like it's an album for a private family celebration, while Reivers of the Heart
gives you that exhilarating sensation that you're exploring the world
of a cosmopolitan street market (Celtic? Middle-Eastern?) on a Saturday
morning.
Again, thank you for the giveaway contest and the chance to expand my horizons in a wonderful direction."
Don't forget folks you can buy your very own copy of the latest album from Matt directly from the man himself right here.
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Childhood Days With The Vicar
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Nov 21, 2010
Tony Levin, Tony Geballe, Theo Travis and the Europa String Choir's Cathy Stevens are among the star-studded cast appearing on this track from The Vicar!
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