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Somerville Theatre Boston, MA |
 No Subject March 30, 2010
Written by peter29
The are some noticeable changes in this performance comparing to the previous show in New York. Music seems to be more spacious and open as if artist was in search of the new ideas. However its mood seems to be deeply personal. And although the sound is not as clear as with NY download and overall performance maybe not as concise as its predecessor music remains moving and emotional, just like Queer Space, a piece which could either express the greatest happiness or the greatest loss...
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Boston, MA June 24, 2005
Posted by: peter29
The are some noticeable changes in this performance comparing to the previous show in New York. Music seems to be more spacious and open as if artist was in search of the new Read more
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Boston, MA June 24, 2005
Posted by: Undude
I remember this show well. Perhaps I remember this as my favorite of Mr. Fripp’s Boston soundscape visits. Though the jam packed Boston House of Blues show from a few years earlier is another standout show (for its intense audience Read more
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Wow. Thu., Dec 17, 2009
Posted by: BillJames
Wow. This may just be the perfect soundscapes - for me at least. The mood is definitely darker, but more importantly deeper, too. It unsettles (Queer Space), disturbs (Threnody and Foreboding), and soothes (Acceptance and Resolution) in a way that none Read more
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utter and thoroughly present Wed., Dec 16, 2009
Posted by: leakstev
murky subterranean rumblings define the ground of the beginning of this music, then muted trumpets and strings edge into the cloudy hovering aether as the emotive colour locates squarely on the reddish-hued bronze and the Read more
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Decemberdarkness. Wed., Dec 16, 2009
Posted by: Armand
This is a very moving show, it hovers between impossible and unreachable situations in the future and the deep pain of life. Nevertheless a very grotesque and timeless soundscapeconcert! Thanks DGM.
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