Zoom Club Frankfurt Germany

Zoom Club Frankfurt Germany

Only the second set from the last night at the Zoom remains in the archive with an abruptly truncated intro to Pictures.[endtease] Sailors Tale – a track so new that Boz can’t even recall its title - is the star of the show although fans of Tippettesque Honher pianet workouts will also find themselves drawn to The Devil’s Triangle. A week after the residency had finished, long-standing supporter of the band, Richard Williams heard the tapes from the Zoom Club and observed in the Melody Maker that “The recordings show that the band has grown together in a remarkably short time, and is already developing its own personality” and that “it’s a very strong blowing band with particular emphasis on Collins’s extraordinarily confident alto and tenor.” Elsewhere in his preview he notes “Bob Fripp was almost bubbling over with joy, after having confessed to extreme nervousness after such a long time away from audiences.” Five months later the band were recording Islands.

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TRACK
TIME
01
Pictures Of A City*
07:01
02
The Sailor's Tale
14:07
03
In The Court Of The Crimson King
07:54
04
Cadence And Cascade
05:27
05
The Devil's Triangle
09:12

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SHOW

PURCHASE
TOUR

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BROWSE SHOWS WITH PHOTOS

15
Apr
1971

Zoom Club

Frankfurt
Written by Robert A Wright-Stasko
The End of a Fine Beginning
Don't let the short set list fool you, there is quite the quantity of quality music on this last show at the Zoom Club. If you get the whole bundle, you really get an idea of how each song is actually just a framework for each member of the band to improv; every title is a little different each time it is played. If you like the Epitaph set or any of the more recent box sets, you simply have to get this bundle.
Written by Paul Welsh
Short but sweet, average sound quality. Boz’s newness to the bass forces him to keep it simple and he is truly rock steady! On "Sailor’s Tale" Wallace truly goes nuts with the time keeping. Boz doesn’t budge an inch. Musicians will enjoy what sounds like a musical game of "chicken". I used to work with a drummer like that-hello Ade! Top marks also to Mel Collins on "Cascade". Throughout these Zoom gigs you get a clear picture of the young Fripp’s astounding skills on the guitar. The long stretches of free improv in this band show him way ahead of the field. Has it been said before that this was a true jazz-rock band?
Written by David Brown
DGMLive/site
Hello,  great website, I’m very new to the computer world, and look forward to learning how to move about in it.  The Ashbury? 71’ live I got to sample on the first page sounds great.  Ian Wallace is probably my fave drummer of the prestigious contributor’s to grace the tempos of mythological Kings of Crimson.  To hear him playing those songs just before the Lizard retinue is wonderful. Dave

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