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I have been streaming tracks for the last week from Bob Dylan's latest album in his "bootleg" series, Tell Tale Signs: the Bootleg Series Vol. 8, and am looking forward to picking up a copy of the 2-disc release...
Playlist Fripp & Eno – (No Pussyfooting) Various – Blue Note Albums on Shuffleplay Various – “Modern” Jazz on Shuffleplay The Crimson Jazz Trio – The King Crimson Songbook Cream – Wheels of fire King Crimson – Happy With What You Have to be Happy With Various – Trojan UK Hits Box Set John Cale – The Island Years Europa String Choir – The Starving Moon Steve Hackett – Genesisi revisited Devics – The...
The Austerity Program Goes Cube Imagine my joy when I noticed that Goes Cube and Austerity Program -- two of my very favorite Brooklyn bands, and two bands about whom I've written quite a bit about here on the Muddd...
The lady's name is Toyah Wilcox and she was a punk star in the UK during the early 1980s. Nobody in the US knows who she is, except for a handful of King Crimson fans, who know she's married to Robert Fripp. This clip is from "Urgh! A Music War" and it's a really striking song. Early 1980s synthy dance rock at its best.
Filed under: News , Exclusive Spinner.com : Veteran progressive rock group Yes is scheduled to hit the road for its upcoming North American tour, titled 'In the Present,' starting on November 4. But this tour has an interesting twist: Original lead singer Jon Anderson won't be involved as he... Read more
USA - Prog-rock innovator Robert Fripp and his band King Crimson recently completed a short string of select American dates reinforced by a Midas XL8 console at FOH, manned by Ian Bond. In ...
This is one of the most offensive things I’ve ever seen. These people are truly riddled with every kind of psychological disorder under the sun. These parents should be jailed for child abuse. And the flute player? Death penalty. Jethro Tull is rolling over in his grave.
I read over the weekend that Yes is going on with its scheduled fall tour even though original lead singer Jon Anderson is unable to participate while recovering from a recent illness. The other members of the band have hired the lead singer of a Yes tribute band to stand in for him. (Anderson is [...]
Ohhh no not a boring north american heavy rock band again! You think, but I think you should give this band a chance. They mix some kind of Heavy rock with a slightley Jethro Tull feeling one some tracks. I get a feeling that they didn't know what kind of music they wanted to play. Some tracks have flute and saxophone and some have riffing guitars. How ever a really good album my favourit tracks are...