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Written by Daniel Kirkdorffer

16 August, 2019

Exiles - June 2017

I just wanted to chime in on the chit chat about Exiles. I was lucky enough to attend a couple of the Seattle performances in 2017, and Exiles was a highlight of both shows, among many highlights. To my ears I thought the performance of it was excellent, and so the fact that it subsequently dropped off the set list surprised me. However, we do know that the set lists are carefully chosen, and if it hasn't been played I can only assume that the right time and place is particularly important for this particular song.

Written by Sebastián

16 August, 2019

Robert Fripp and guitar craft

Hello There!, I just want to know if Robert Fripp will come someday here to Costa Rica and give his guitar craft lessons.

Written by Mark Fleischmann

14 August, 2019

Other hidden gems in the Crim songbook

I followed the posts about Exiles with interest because I too had been wondering if I would ever hear this lovely song played in the near future. Starless and Bible Black is especially rich in unplayed (to my knowledge) gems, starting with The Night Watch, plus the brilliant one-two punch that opens the album: The Great Deceiver and Lament. Not sure if these are reasonable requests, since the band already has a huge active repertoire, rehearsal time for the next leg may be limited, and there may be tuning issues or other factors of which I'm unaware. But I'm looking forward to Radio City next month and I'm sure the band will knock us dead no matter what it plays.

Written by Don Henson

14 August, 2019

LoG Bundle

Wow! Just want to thank the team (Mr. Mundy in particular) for this bounty of Discotronics! In the day my friends and I played the LoG LP non stop. Often dancing until we dropped. So much goodness here to hear. I will attempt reviews of certain shows once I have digested it a little more. I cannot thank DGM enough for keeping this music alive!

Written by Gustavo Ernesto

13 August, 2019

Re:Exiles

It's a shame the band didn't like the current version of Exiles. I would give anything to listen to it live. I wish I had listen to the song in 2017. I wonder why they didn't like it. After all, songs like Neurotica are nowhere near as good and yet they are in almost every setlist. Going to assist to 3 shows in Mexico, maybe they decide to give this beautiful song another shot.

Written by Eduardo Gonzalo Muntaner

13 August, 2019

Let The Power Fall

I recommend for those who are just beginning to listen to Robert Fripp this work composed of 6 tracks, this is a work that they have to listen carefully to understand that what they are listening to is a guitar, it is Mr. Fripp and this beautiful musical game, It is not an improvisation, this is written in sheet music, friends for those who have just started, do not miss this wonder, a big hug for everyone.

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Written by Arend

Rough Trade Records London

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LOVE that Hendrix Story ! The Spoken Word Parts are almost better than the Musical Parts ;-)

Written by Giovanni giuseppe parmigiano

King Crimson, 8th of July 2019 at Arena di Verona

stunning.

Written by Keith Ewing

KC 50 30 Epitaph (Greg Lake Vox)

Gemstone.

I agree, Marcin K., this is a thrilling, gripping, chilling cut. An immaculate voice carrying, especially here, a vital, Crimson gemstone of a tune repleat with impossibly trenchant lyrics. A perfect Celebration release. I didn't want it to end...

Written by Marcin Karski

KC 50 30 Epitaph (Greg Lake Vox)

Untouchable vocal prowess og Greg...

As moving and sweeping as it always was on the ITCOTCK, here it is - the UNIVERSE of Greg's voice - thrilling and dooming at the same time, in full, clean, unthrottled glory. Untouchable prowess, with all the respects due to anybotdy who attempted to sing this after Lake... and landed sub-standard. THIS MAGIC just can't be topped anyhow. And such is the power of this melody and chorus - that, when it appeared as an vocal-guitar only interlude during performances of "Tarkus" by ELP in 1974 - it brought the show down to complete halt, leaving the audience simply stunned. (As witneseed on "Welcome Back My Friends..." live triple LP.). 50 years on - this gem shines ever so brightly, as when first laid down to tape, by a young and hungry genius of voice and bass. Thank you Greg, you are so missed.

Written by James Byrnes

Robert Fripp & The Orchestra Of Crafty Guitarists, 10th of June 2016 at Saint Anne de Detroit

Red Blessings on St Annes'

Got to the church and didn't know what to expect. Delightfully suprised and duly impressed. It is always nice to hear Red.

Written by Robin Rimbaud

Rough Trade Records London

Blissful sonic encounters and amusing raconteur

I had just turned 21 and stood crushed in this crowd of eager folks, keen to hear Robert both perform and talk with us. As always I had my handy little portable Sony Tape Recorder with me to capture the show for me. I always recorded shows for personal use, the same way I suppose many people today casually click away with their Smart Phone, without thinking often, rarely to review these millions of images that sit in their archive. Not me. I've treasured this tape for years and hearing it again today brings back so many memories. I felt guilty for recording with permission, but had no intention of sharing it with anyone else nor would have considered so. This was 'mine' for the moment. The performance was beautiful, liquid guitar lines wrapped around a kind of oriental theme. The conversation afterwards was very amusing indeed. I hope that one day others can enjoy this recording with the people of Robert and his team.

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