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  Searing, scorching, soaring and totally cliche free November 30, 2008
Written by beebfader1
Well this one sure took me by surprise. Quite unlike anything the LoG ended up sounding like. This is raw, brutal and beautiful. The guitar sound is Fripp in excelsis. He navigates us through 13 thrilling minutes of totally cliche free, on the edge guitar playing. The groove is more akin to something like Can, with Mr Toobad and Ms Lee keeping everything chugging away beautifully. Wow that guitar must have shaken the walls of that hunting lodge. The ropey sound quality only adds to the intensity. I’m not kidding when I say this is already one of my favourite all time Fripp performances, it’s totally outside the box. I only discovered it yesterday, but have listened to little else today !
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Great, but needs something . . . Wed., Jan 20, 2010
Posted by: DeVito
. . . something that’s now provided by Udine from the day before -- an ending. Add the soundboard recordings of "Exiles," "Fracture" and "Larks’ II" from Udine 3/19/74 and you have a great Read more
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Udine + Brescia = Great Concert Wed., Jan 20, 2010
Posted by: DeVito
This one seems to be causing some disagreement. I’m with the "hot date" crowd -- this is a good, raw, blasting set. "Guts" is fun, but obviously didn’t suit the band -- maybe they played it on a Read more
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Guts Wed., Jan 20, 2010
Posted by: Wordsmith
"Guts on My Side"? Or is it "GODS On My Side"? Or "GOD’S On My Side"? We may never know! Is it just me, or does this proto-song remind anyone else of UK’s "Caesar’s Palace Blues", especially in the verses’ Read more
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Not a hot date Tue., Jan 19, 2010
Posted by: gasmrv
In my view this download is only worth it for collectors as it offers the rare track Guts On My Side, which I can understand why it was quickly dropped by the band, ie it’s not really worth it Read more
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Unknown, Unknown, United Kingdom January 08, 1981
Posted by: Depraver
In regards to "Shall We Listen to That, I wrote "Discipline is one of my all time favorites, and I truly enjoyed getting a glimpse of its infancy. Thank you! " It applies here as Read more
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Never mind the quality, feel the width Mon., Jan 18, 2010
Posted by: paulwelsh
Man, this is an amazing gig. This shit is just on fire! You’ll never hear a more intense "Exiles", the improv is wildly intense, and it has a cool little song you won’t find anywhere Read more
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Jellied Eels in Aspic Mon., Jan 18, 2010
Posted by: keeves
Keeves again. My computer did not correctly award the intended 3star rating, but then who am I to rate King Crimson material. So, for the sound quality 3stars, novelty and collectability quotient Read more
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Bring the Jellied Eels to Their Knees Mon., Jan 18, 2010
Posted by: keeves
Well, Disc Two is worth the purchase price alone, especially if like me, you enjoy Fracture each time. Disc One has poor quality but is listenable which a fine Improv II. Even sonically poor version of Starless, fabulous Book of Saturday and Read more
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Odd Wed., Jan 13, 2010
Posted by: paulwelsh
This came up on the ipod on random play. Thought it was a Queens of the Stone Age bonus track. I kept expecting to hear Josh Homme start singing!
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Thanks--these are fascinating documents. Mon., Jan 11, 2010
Posted by: kevred
Apart from the natural excitement and intrigue of hearing the creative process unfolding in real time, one of the most interesting things about the series of tracks from these sessions is to hear the group dynamic, and compare it to the Read more
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