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Junction Cambridge, UK |
 No Subject December 23, 2005
Written by mflaherty
Having read the reviews of the night’s performance makes this soundscape even more incredible (happily, the noisy crowd members are not heard). This performance strikes me as being different than other recent soundscapes that I’ve heard, although it is difficult to say why. The mood, to me, seems less mournful, and Queer Jazz feels like a search for something new that hasn’t quite been found. Time will tell. In the meantime, an excellent recording that stands on its own.
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Highly Recommended Wed., Feb 8, 2006
Posted by: fixgearbob
As this was recorded on my 45th birthday, I must admit a bias... but it certainly is a great addition to any Frippertronic/Soundscapes collection. A must-have when flying over the Nevada desert- get a window seat and a good player, Read more
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Still progressing Fri., Dec 30, 2005
Posted by: peter29
Hello, First I would like to congratulate DGM Life team amazing website. I have just successfully downloaded Robert Fripp’s soundscapes set from Junction, Cambridge and here I would like to send you some of my reflections Read more
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Shimmering!!! Fri., Dec 30, 2005
Posted by: LouieB
Robert Fripp’s final performance on the Porcupine Tree Tour is a spectacular one. While the performance itself only runs for 35-minutes, there is plenty of excitement here to Read more
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Magic WIth Smoke & Mirrors? Thu., Dec 29, 2005
Posted by: Carlyle
Having carefully watched Mr. Fripp "create" his soundscapes on numerous occasions, I finally may have hit upon the secret of his craft... I believe he has wired some kind of transducer upon his person which communicates directly Read more
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Cambridge, UK December 11, 2005
Posted by: mflaherty
Having read the reviews of the night’s performance makes this soundscape even more incredible (happily, the noisy crowd members are not heard). This performance strikes me as being different than other recent soundscapes that I’ve heard, although it is difficult Read more
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Worth Waiting Fri., Dec 23, 2005
Posted by: mijregla
Well it was well worth waiting for. As a huge Robert Fripp and Porcupine Tree fan I was lucky enough to see Soundscapes 3 times (Boston and 2 Chicago shows) and was thrilled when a friend called and mentioned the Read more
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Rowdy Audience - Great Gig Thu., Dec 22, 2005
Posted by: Timthelooper
Sunday December 11 2006. Cambridge Junction. I’ve never been to one of Robert Fripp’s solo gigs before but having seen his Soundscapes on DVD I assumed that the audience during Fripp’s set would consist of Read more
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Soundscaping Tue., Dec 20, 2005
Posted by: juani108
I’ve been listening Fripp’s solo projects and I found a new horizon in music, soundscapes are a mind-travelling experience through places you’ve never been and you always longed to be. Everytime I listen to these records and I close my eyes Read more
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