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  Good, maybe even great, but not my thing July 1, 2009
Written by JLAdams
This music, while great, shows that RF would not have been a very effective fusion guy (assuming that "fusion guy" was a title to which he would have aspired).
To me personally, I now understand why 81-84 Crim rarely goes six weeks without getting some play in my home, while Bruford’s One Of A Kind gets the once a year treatment, and the answer is most emphatically NOT that the latter is anything less than fantastic music performed by musicians who mean it.
The key difference, IMO, is originality. 81-84 KC has it to the extent that the music does not lend itself to categorization. BB’s work with Jeff Berlin, on the other hand, is fusion.
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Some of the ideas one can hear there seem to be further developed in collaboration with Trey Gunn. We can hear them on earlier-published-there Proto Punk track (rf19921211-0101). It is good that such tunes are not Read more
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Very interesting... Mon., May 3, 2010
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And if I’m not mistaken, the opening ascending line was also played by Tony/Trey at the beginning of Seizure on the Roar of P4...
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Ochre Mon., Apr 19, 2010
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This sounds a lot like "Ochre" from the League of Gentlemen album.
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Boston, MA June 24, 2005
Posted by: peter29
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Victoriaville, Quebec, Canada October 05, 1990
Posted by: The_Papetti_Incident
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Beyond Crimson Sun., Mar 28, 2010
Posted by: DeVito
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New music Sun., Mar 28, 2010
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A Lovely Piece Sun., Mar 28, 2010
Posted by: dshoemaker
This is a lovely and delicate piece. It reminds me a bit of the tone poems on Eno’s Another Green World. As a previous reviewer noted, this piece varies from the Frippertronics/Soundscapes approaches we may have heard more Read more
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Interesting Snapshot Wed., Mar 24, 2010
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How strange the change! Wed., Mar 24, 2010
Posted by: AndyFox
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