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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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Sublime, controlled, atmospheric... this is an amazingly skilled improvisation... ...there is magic hear... I hope to here and purchase more.
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Hammer Horror Tue., Jan 23, 2007
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Collectors Thu., Jan 18, 2007
Posted by: ronmadigan
Studio-sweepings of Masters, and worth hearing in that sense, but one wonders if perhaps in the bad old days of Record Companies, the company would have either not released this, put it out as filler on a single (hence marginal Read more
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London, UK March 14, 2006
Posted by: paladino
The old duo is very excellent. But...i prefere one only long track with all obliquities! Francesco Paladino
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Tokyo Soundscape. Wed., Jan 17, 2007
Posted by: Armand
The dark suspense continues in various ways. There are five pieces, but I hear it as one piece, without interlude. On the other hand, each piece is standing on its self, with its own unique power- and Read more
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Breakthrough Mon., Jan 15, 2007
Posted by: wildea
I find this to be one of Robert’s breakthroughs. It has feeling elements putting the best of Soundscapes with a level of soloing that is heart felt but dark. It is also more open that a transition has been Read more
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Dishy Fri., Jan 12, 2007
Posted by: Spingere
Glorious. I found this to be a whole new soundscape experience. The darkness, the rhythms, that amzing held note in the fantasia section - all I could do was sit and soak it up as if (mixing metaphors) I’d discovered Read more
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Darker but still Beautiful Wed., Jan 10, 2007
Posted by: LouieB
The first DGMLive release of 2007 is a surefire winner - Robert Fripp’s opening Soundscapes performance for the band Porcupine Tree in Osaka, Japan on November 28th of last year. Despite this download being only a half-hour long, this Read more
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A stunning 30 minutes!! Fri., Jan 5, 2007
Posted by: Armand
First of all, I wish everyone a happy 2007! Very short after finishing this download, and listening to it, I was struck by- a sort of digital lightning, as it Read more
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