|
  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.
More Articles
Your search found 579 items (Viewing 351 to 360 of 579)
| Fan Review |
Salisbury, Wilts, UK January 11, 2006
Posted by: sicilia
ok
Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Back in NYC Tue., Aug 14, 2007
Posted by: aronson
I remember this performance very well... The Vargan had flown up from the sunshine state earlier that day. After a delicious plate of sushi we made our way to the Read more
|
| Fan Review |
''Immense Beautiful'' Sat., Aug 11, 2007
Posted by: Armand
This particular soundscape has a quality which I can’t describe in usual terms. It is so extremely good and it is standing on its own. The power it generates is comparable with a solar Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Royalston Talk Thu., Aug 9, 2007
Posted by: richard62
A fascinating and challenging recording. Not as challenging as being there, as you have the easy option of replaying any part ad infinitum until you grasp the point. It has had the effect of making me look at my playing Read more
|
| Fan Review |
A Timeless Piece!! Sun., Aug 5, 2007
Posted by: Armand
This Soundsculpture has a intense energy level. Which is a real refreshment. Especially Splash is like a wonderful fresh shower with sparkling waterdrops!!
Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Beautifully Haunting Sat., Aug 4, 2007
Posted by: LouieB
Robert Fripp strike’s gold again with another album-length Soundscape known as "Sound Sculpture". This 70-minute piece was created as pre-show background music for The League of Crafty Guitarists concerts in Buenos Aires this past Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Only for a moment Sat., Jul 28, 2007
Posted by: ModernKaveman
It seems like for only a moment this outfit was around, but man, what a footprint they left behind! Thank you DGM for sharing this!
Read more
|
| Fan Review |
I was there Thu., Jul 19, 2007
Posted by: allanmatthews
Perhaps the most unusual session of live music I’ve ever experienced. Robert and about thirty of us in the back of a record store.
The format alone was Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Frippertronics, Finally!, & Fantastic! Thu., Jul 19, 2007
Posted by: matthusela
Within the last year I emailed DGM and encouraged the release of 70’s Frippertronics. Naturally when this download became available it was my obligation to purchase it immediately, sound unheard. I was not Read more
|
| Fan Review |
Really, A Good One Fri., Jul 13, 2007
Posted by: ScottM
Not all of the Soundscapes work grabs me - honestly, much of it doesn’t. This one does though and I think it’ll appeal to the large group of people who really loved the first two Fripp & Eno records and Read more
|
<< Previous 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 Next >> |
