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 An Index of Anagrams January 20, 2011
Written by keeves
Soft Gun Poison is of course No Pussyfooting. Here is a sanitised version of a bootleg I was unaware of and the fairy dust must be a good batch because this might have been recorded last week. The sounds are something to marvel at with Fripp still using some of the styles and effects from Larks Tongues Crimson, some of the sounds used in We’ll Let You Know with RF manipulating the wah pedal and holding it ’mid-sweep’ to create sounds you might get from a Parametric Equalizer. His solo tones are more diverse than the Evening Star album - and very eerie when played over the childrens voices. I am playing this everywhere - car, gym, kitchen, because in my humble opinion it is easily as good as Evening Star, and of course very different, as well ye may expect from such a great improvisation duo. I cannot imagine how this material was ever ’booed’. oh, and...is there any more???
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Paris, France May 28, 1975
Posted by: SeanStephensen
Looking forward to the CD release! Any idea what part of 2013 we can expect it in?
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Paris, France May 28, 1975
Posted by: Siward
Sid - I’ve just downloaded this and agree with everyone else that it is miraculous! Many thanks indeed. I just wanted to ask, though, has the cd release been put back or Read more
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CD Version Fri., Feb 24, 2012
Posted by: carnosouls
Sirs, I was wondering when/if the CD version of this would be coming out. I’m really looking forward to it. Thanks for everything, Mike Bennett / Zimiamvian NightHi Mike, sadly there's no release date set for the Read more
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A Dream Come True Fri., Jul 22, 2011
Posted by: Squonkamatic
Thank you so much for making this selection available. It has been a dream come true to hear, re-hear and get to know the spellbinding music presented in this compilation. You have never heard anything like this Read more
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It drones on and on and on... Wed., Feb 9, 2011
Posted by: gregjames
… Wonderfully... Remarkably...
Crimheads often delve in counterfactual history and muse about such topics as “What if the ’69 band stayed together and did another album?” or “What if Ian Mac rejoined the band after Red and Crim Read more
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Towering Tape-delay Extacy Tue., Feb 1, 2011
Posted by: Blackwater
I have been a great fan of both Fripp and Eno for over thirty years becoming hooked when I aquired a second hand copy of ’No Pussyfooting’ from a friend who thought it was Read more
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An Index of Anagrams Thu., Jan 20, 2011
Posted by: keeves
Soft Gun Poison is of course No Pussyfooting. Here is a sanitised version of a bootleg I was unaware of and the fairy dust must be a good batch because this might have been recorded last Read more
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Money ? Wed., Jan 12, 2011
Posted by: hyenae
At long last it seems time to ponder the interaction between exchange of money and the purchasing of a product online, something I had vowed never to do, being penniless, and a disbeliever in electronic fund Read more
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Heavenly Gun Poison Mon., Jan 10, 2011
Posted by: mattsg
As others have already stated, this landmark release is a real treat. Compared to the previously available boots, the sound is vastly improved and the bonus loops are like having a third Frappe & Iron studio album from Read more
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Final Release Discount? Mon., Jan 10, 2011
Posted by: Carnamagos
"A CD edition is planned for release later in 2011." I hope that DGM plans to provide the CD at a discount for those of us who have downloaded the material at this Read more
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