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  Two sides November 6, 2007
Written by Mayerrbrt
I’d love to have two copies of this. First, I’d love one "clean" copy for my students, for in terms of recorded poetry readings, it’s well done; it really captures the feeling of the poems (Yes, the music helps, but the reading style by itself makes it work). You have to think Hardy would have liked the reading. Alas, I’m not brave enough to endure the backlash of parents, so an edited copy would have to do....
The other copy is this version, the full version: that persona Fripp assumes is hilarious. Then again, knowing what little I know of Hardy, he might have enjoyed the full version, too.
Question: Did Robert Fripp chose the poems, or were the poems chosen for him? Just curious....
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