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  Another Stormy Selection Gem with Fab-Foot-Phil. March 30, 2009
Written by matthusela
This is another gem for us Exposure era completists. This one seems to have a bit different flavor to it which makes it a great addition to the nice little collection of Exposure outakes that Mr. Mundy has given us through his selections.
And Phil Collins- Here’s a guy who, if you rolled back the clock to 1976 or so, you would have sufficient respect for as a great drummer more than filling his role in a great prog rock band. If you only rolled the clock back to 1982 or so he would still be all of that AND a great songwriter, drum recording pioneer, jazz-fusion drummer with Brand X, and here, Fripp collaborator. No amount of subsequent mushy number one ballads can take away the history.
-Matt
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Gladly balanced on an oblique threshold Wed., Apr 6, 2011
Posted by: mjboyce
Another stunning, resonant edition of Frippertronics. I hope they keep them coming. There were 2 Toronto shows at the Bathurst St Theatre, including one where Fripp played a bit of Purple Haze by the late great Jimi Hendrix, that I Read more
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Echoes of P3 Wed., Mar 30, 2011
Posted by: kalka2
The VDrum-triggered bass line is right out of the March 25, 1999 performance by ProjeKct Three. I believe it was released as the second track on Masque, and the whole show became a KCCC Read more
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yriemfk Sun., Feb 27, 2011
Posted by: Jackwagon
this music is weird
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Miami, FL October 16, 1997
Posted by: eviLMGD
Quite what the punters at these gigs made of this I can’t imagine. Those expecting hundreds of notes per minute might have had a problem with this material. Listening to it now, I find it Read more
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Improvscapes Tue., Feb 15, 2011
Posted by: Otohiko
This is a record I’ve been coming back to often over the last few months, largely because it’s so free-flowing and exploratory. There is a lot of long, sorrowful sweeps here, but they’re not intense - they come and go Read more
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Pianoscapes and smaller details Tue., Feb 15, 2011
Posted by: Otohiko
This is a wonderful-sounding recording of a performance from a very experimental period in soundscapes. With its sparser tones and a prominence of piano synth notes, it’s a rather stark, minimalist, but still wonderfully moody Read more
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Lovely Mon., Feb 14, 2011
Posted by: MichaelC
I have downloaded quite a few soundscapes and i think this one is quite lovely, sort of a quiet space inbetween the churchscapes, the darker soundscapes earlier in the 1990s and even a little of the guitar timbre of no Read more
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It drones on and on and on... Wed., Feb 9, 2011
Posted by: gregjames
… Wonderfully... Remarkably...
Crimheads often delve in counterfactual history and muse about such topics as “What if the ’69 band stayed together and did another album?” or “What if Ian Mac rejoined the band after Red and Crim Read more
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Towering Tape-delay Extacy Tue., Feb 1, 2011
Posted by: Blackwater
I have been a great fan of both Fripp and Eno for over thirty years becoming hooked when I aquired a second hand copy of ’No Pussyfooting’ from a friend who thought it was Read more
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An Index of Anagrams Thu., Jan 20, 2011
Posted by: keeves
Soft Gun Poison is of course No Pussyfooting. Here is a sanitised version of a bootleg I was unaware of and the fairy dust must be a good batch because this might have been recorded last Read more
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