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Fripp & Eno
My thanks to Will Cruttenden for sending in this review of F&E from issue 296 of The Wire. When No Pussyfooting was released in 1973 it wasn't the first record to bring ambient/minimalist music to rock audiences - coming a couple of years after Popol Vuh and Tangerine Dream started experimenting with soundscapes - but itcauseda stir among the english speaking music world, not least because it marked a radical departure for two of art rock's biggest stars: Robert Fripp and Brian Eno.
The Sunday Times has chosen Fripp & Eno's seminal No Pussyfooting as their must-have reissue of the week. You can read the review tucked away online here.
As you can see from his latest updated diary, Robert is busy remastering a couple of Fripp and Eno classics, No Pussyfooting and Evening Star. In the diary Robert says “Now, onto backwards versions, as originally featured on John Peel.
There's a splendidly dopey review of Fripp & Eno Live In Paris over at Audiophile Audition.
How Fripp made Heroes
Alex Mundy's rummage through the audience recording archive finds King Crimson's appearance at Amherst's Fine Arts Centre University Of Mass on March 1st, 1982. From Sid Smith's notes: Eight days into King Crimson’s North American tour things are going well with the band sounding extremely confident. This tour represents a consolidation of the toe-hold in America that the group established in the fall of the previous year. At times the quartet sounds like they are playing on ‘home turf’ and benefiting from the extra boost that bands receive in such circumstances. Click here for more information and download.
Red will be 50 next October 6th, in celebration of the anniversary of this classic King Crimson album, DGM & Panegyric will release a 50th Anniversary Edition on October 11th, which will be available in as a 4 disc boxed set (2 Blu-ray & 2 CDs) and as a 2 LP 200 gram vinyl set.
On this day 55 years ago King Crimson's debut, In The Court Of The Crimson King was released.
The latest in Stormy Mundy Selection (Occasional Series - Acts of Random Archive Rummaging) is The Night Watch, from The Starless & Bible Black Sessions, January 1974, AIR Studios, London.
Larks' Tongues In Aspic 50th anniversary will be celebrated with two comprehensive sets, a 2 CD / 2 Blu-ray set and a 2 LP on 200 gram vinyl one, set for release on October 13th, 2023.
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When the moody slo-mo burn of Frippertronics meets the bright and brittle guitar chords of Sunday All Over The World’s...
Alex Mundy's rummage through the audience recording archive finds King Crimson's appearance at...
Toyah & Robert's latest Upbeat Moments premieres today, 19:00 CET. And tomorrow, a vintage Sunday...
The latest in Stormy Mundy Selection (Occasional Series - Acts of Random Archive Rummaging) is The...
Toyah & Robert’s brand new Halloween Sunday Lunch, premieres tomorrow, Sunday, at 13:00 CET. And...
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Welcome to Mr Stormy's recent discoveries from the depths of the DGM archive, all added together in this super...
The latest article on sylvianvista.com, as described by his writer David Nibloe: "...covers Trey...
Alex 'Stormy' Mundy has added another new audience recording to DGM's online vault. This one is from...
Toyah & Robert's Weekend
January 1998 Soundscapes Bundle
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The soundscapes I enjoy most.
Cadence and Cascade's flute solo
Toyah & Robert's Weekend!
Happy 50th Anniversary, Red!