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 Performance Question June 14, 2011
Written by MarkSullivan
This is a lovely recording--I’d have given it 4.5 stars if I could have--and it’s wonderful to hear the synced solos. You don’t get the full effect of a Frippertronics performance with just the loops. I attended a 1979 performance (at Second Chance in Ann Arbor, Michigan), and Fripp took himself out of the loop for brief solos during the creation of the first loop. The second set consisted of him soloing over a playback of the first loop. I assume that was his standard practice. So my question is, were there such solos played during the creation of these loops? If so, this is an incomplete record of the performance (but it’s great to hear the solos over the loops, so I’m not complaining). As I said, not a complaint, just a question.
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Overwhelming Sat., Dec 1, 2007
Posted by: cuicawrangler
I’ve listened to these several times now. This morning I was playing Cmag through my little Macbook speakers and, when my wife came in asking about it ("that’s beautiful-who is Read more
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Delightful Piece!!! Sat., Dec 1, 2007
Posted by: Armand
When the space/time continuum would be wounded for a period of 10.47 minutes, it ’’bleeds’’ the sound of Am House Of Music and Cmaj Celebration!! Thank you very much DGM!!
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$2 = Must Have Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: matt740
These are really quite cool.
My personal favorite ’ambient-Fripp’ period is the Time Lag Accumulator
era, and this delivers, with beautiful after-the-fact solos thrown in to
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Astounding ! Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: microbunny
Surely one of the greatest guitar sounds EVER put to tape. I’ll be listening to these pieces for many many years to come. THANK YOU !!!! By the Read more
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Outstanding Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: wildea
I have been waiting for something like this ever since I saw Robert on the Exposure tour of record shops and pizza parlours. Captures some of the brilliance of when he would solo over the just created Read more
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Celebration Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: ckazzer
"CMaj Celebration" is indeed very very similar to the track that appeared on "Sometimes a Great Notion", only around 10 seconds longer and more raw sounding. Very moving to hear this again -- a celebration Read more
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wonderful !!! Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: Wilbert
Now this I like very much.... Wonderful guitarplaying and wonderful sound of the Gibson. Indeed it reminds me a bit of the Evening Star record Is there more where this came from??????????????????????
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Analog Heaven! Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: syncopatico
CMaj Celebration recalls a more aggressive & condensed "Evening Star" with similar variegated analog fullness and soaring guitar sonics! (Recommended highly for fans of that track/lp!!) and this is from the one dollar mp3-- prime solo analog Read more
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Poole, Dorset, United Kingdom January 01, 1980
Posted by: JorgeSouto
Pure beauty! I wish we had more chances to listen to the warm sounds Mr. Fripp got from his guitar when the muses were around.
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Wipe away the tears... Fri., Nov 30, 2007
Posted by: vargan
11 minutes of this Frippery is worth more than 2 buck skins!
What a bargain.
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