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Jakko Jaksyzk will be known to some site visitors as part of the 21st Century Schizoid Band where he sang and played electric guitar alongside Mel Collins, Ian McDonald, Peter Giles, and Ian Wallace.

In 2006 he recorded a solo album, The Bruised Romantic Glee Club, that featured many ex-KC players and had contributions from Robert Fripp on the moving “When We Go Home” and this atmospheric track exploring the complex and sometimes turbulent relationship Jakko had with his recently deceased father.

As Jakko explains “Robert had provided me with a soundscape for another tune that I didn’t use for the album. As I played back his soundscape in my studio, the words and melody appeared, tapping into all the emotions I was going through in my dad’s last days.”

Fripp described the resulting album as a significant piece of work, saying "I think your work is stunning."

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TIME
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Forgiving
05:06
Written by Wendell Hutchins
suggestion
Perhaps this could be a hidden track on the 2014 album?? Played live at some point by the newest lineup?? I would like to hear a live treatment of this, or the Scarcity of Miracles material, at some point. That it could happen now, with RF and JJ and Mel, is fabulous!!
Written by Edward Pampani
excellent
this is beautiful   . is there a whole album associated with this track?this sounds  just a little bit like  fripp and sylvian  yet different  .a very  touching piece  .i’ll buy the album if it exists .
Written by Gavin Sedgewick
It's not Crimson
...nor do I think it should be. A little too ’polished’ for my taste with lyrics a bit too obvious. Still, it’s a pleasant listen.
Written by Lawrence Nevins
Moving
This is a beautiful piece of work. I hope that we see some of this on the new Crim.
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