Yogi
Hero member
- Location
- Bellingen NSW Australia
That?s great, Jason.
music in the shed
- Thread starter Gerald
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henrywillms
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- Location
- Canada
About the same age as the average Laverda owner. Maybe more energy though.
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Davo
Guest
And the next wave cometh, 9yo plays with ACDC tribute band
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
Beucars
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- Location
- Central Europe
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Love listening to these guys.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx58hXh4pVA
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lx58hXh4pVA
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Davo
Guest
Paul Marx said:
Which one is Grace Slick? Or is she off chasing rabbits?
Tippie
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- Location
- Dr?bak, Norway
Not exactly a shed, but Sentrum Scene in Oslo last night, gifted tickets from my daughter who works at the venue.
King Crimson. Absolutely fantastic concert, anyone into their music should do anything possible to score a ticket.
Not so many original members surviving (Mel Collins back for this tour to play his brilliant sax and flute) but Fripp keeps the spirit totally on the boil with both old and new compositions. As good as it gets.
King Crimson. Absolutely fantastic concert, anyone into their music should do anything possible to score a ticket.
Not so many original members surviving (Mel Collins back for this tour to play his brilliant sax and flute) but Fripp keeps the spirit totally on the boil with both old and new compositions. As good as it gets.
Tippie
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- Location
- Dr?bak, Norway
Full Europe tour "Uncertain Times". Well into the tour, still to play Amsterdam, Munich then several venues in Italy before finishing off numerous venues in UK.
Fripp was probably the least active member as far as playing goes but he is the maestro who makes it happen. Jakszyk played most guitar and sang absolutely fantastically.
Three drummers playing as one but Gavin Harrison the standout. Tony Levin on his basses really driving it. Mel Collins sax as good as ever.
Lineup
guitar
Robert Fripp
keyboard
Bill Rieflin
vocals and guitar
Jakko Jakszyk
bass
Tony Levin
saxophone and flute
Mel Collins
drums
Pat Mastelotto
drums
Gavin Harrison
drums
Jeremy Stacey
A review by composer Keeling
The question is this: is it King Crimson who play the music; or, is the music which plays King Crimson? As I listened to The ConstruKction of Light on Monday evening in their concert at the Waterside Theatre I had a momentary and brief glimpse of the music standing outside and apart from the players themselves. I can only describe this as a shimmering, living entity. To verbalise this either sounds like the words of a madman or a mystic. I don't think I'm either, but it's difficult to say. I can say that this is precisely the effect that great music should have on a listener: music should come from the deep unconscious. It isn't enough to be the product of celebrity and perhaps this is why the current zeitgeist is failing to produce much at all except copyists.
Fripp was probably the least active member as far as playing goes but he is the maestro who makes it happen. Jakszyk played most guitar and sang absolutely fantastically.
Three drummers playing as one but Gavin Harrison the standout. Tony Levin on his basses really driving it. Mel Collins sax as good as ever.
Lineup
guitar
Robert Fripp
keyboard
Bill Rieflin
vocals and guitar
Jakko Jakszyk
bass
Tony Levin
saxophone and flute
Mel Collins
drums
Pat Mastelotto
drums
Gavin Harrison
drums
Jeremy Stacey
A review by composer Keeling
The question is this: is it King Crimson who play the music; or, is the music which plays King Crimson? As I listened to The ConstruKction of Light on Monday evening in their concert at the Waterside Theatre I had a momentary and brief glimpse of the music standing outside and apart from the players themselves. I can only describe this as a shimmering, living entity. To verbalise this either sounds like the words of a madman or a mystic. I don't think I'm either, but it's difficult to say. I can say that this is precisely the effect that great music should have on a listener: music should come from the deep unconscious. It isn't enough to be the product of celebrity and perhaps this is why the current zeitgeist is failing to produce much at all except copyists.
chrisk
Hero member
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
If this doesn?t put shivers up your spine...... it may be time to get out of your coffin.
Girl on Oboe in the first movement is brilliant. It sounds like she made a blew at 1:08mins, but that is in the score and is executed to perfection, one of Ennio?s signatures.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oag1Dfa1e_E
Girl on Oboe in the first movement is brilliant. It sounds like she made a blew at 1:08mins, but that is in the score and is executed to perfection, one of Ennio?s signatures.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=oag1Dfa1e_E