Club Quattro Nagoya Japan

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Club Quattro Nagoya Japan
There’s some beautiful examples of interplay between Trey Gunn and Robert Fripp on the soundscape that opens this last of four Japanese concerts for the RFSQ. While the rapid availability of cheap looping technology spawned a proliferation of soundscaping, it’s rare for such ambient outings to be as tightly focused as those presented here. The second soundscape of the evening smoulders ominously at the beginning before catching fire with bursts of white-hot guitar from Fripp and once again Gunn’s swooping runs make for some intense listening.

The California Guitar Trio’s interventions, subtly shaded sometimes by Fripp and Gunn together and separately, offer a fresh, bracing alternative to the often ominous atmospheres generated by the electric end of the String Quintet. Their fleet-fingered playing shines on smart-paced material such as Kan-Non Power and the dense complexities of Bycycling To Afghanistan where the quintet becomes something akin to single interlocking organism.

Buyer be warned: there’s some digital clipping during Eye Of The Needle which though noticeable is thankfully brief.
Club Quattro Nagoya Japan

AUDIO SOURCE: Dat Soundboard

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TRACK
TIME
01
Introductory Soundscape
09:35
02
Kan Non Power
03:30
03
Yamanashi Blues
02:20
04
An Easy Way
02:24
05
Soundscape
13:56
06
Melrose Avenue
02:21
07
The Moving Force
01:50
08
Asturias
02:59
09
Chromatic Fantasy In D Minor
01:43
10
Contrapunctus
02:16
11
Eye Of The Needle
02:55
01
Bicycling To Afghanistan
03:14
02
Blockhead
04:00
03
Hope
05:11
04
Threnody For Souls In Torment
18:46
05
Pipeline
01:58
06
Kan Non Power
03:26
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