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Article: Rediscovery

Yes: Relayer

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YesRelayerPanegyric2014 (1974) Today's Rediscovery is an anomaly in the catalog of one of progressive rock's most innovative groups of the late 1960s/early '70s, and how better to experience it than with Steven Wilson's upgraded 2014 stereo (and 5.1 surround sound) remix, as the former Porcupine Tree frontman nears the release of ...

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Article: Rediscovery

Hatfield and The North: The Rotter's Club

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Hatfield and The North The Rotter's Club Esoteric Recordings 2009 (1975) Today's Rediscovery is a bit of a lie, because Hatfield and the North's second album, The Rotter's Club, is rarely far from some kind of media player for long. A group that never received the acclaim it deserved back ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Robert Fripp: Across Four Decades with Brian Eno and Theo Travis

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In a professional career now approaching 50 years, guitarist Robert Fripp may be at his most visible when he's finding that “way of doing things" that necessitates the return of his flagship King Crimson--its recently revived and revitalized seven-piece, three-drummer lineup completing its 20-date American debut tour in early October 2014, including two exhilarating nights at ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Starless

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After seeing the “Seven-Headed Beast of Crim"—words used by the group's co-founder and only remaining original member, guitarist/keyboardist Robert Fripp, to describe the 2014 incarnation of King Crimson that just wrapped up a 20-date, 10-city American tour including two exhilarating nights at San Francisco's Warfield Theatre—now is the perfect time for a detailed look at Starless: ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Tim Bowness: Abandoned Dancehall Dreams

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In some ways, Abandoned Dancehall Dreams was inevitable. Just as Steven Wilson, his partner in No-Man, ultimately took what is, at the very least, a hiatus from, in addition to No-Man and other projects, his primary gig with Porcupine Tree--pursuing a solo career that's led to increasing success, most recently with the studio recording The Raven ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

The Yes Album (Definitive Edition CD/Blu-Ray)

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While later albums like Fragile (Atlantic, 1971) and the epic Close to the Edge (Atlantic, 1972) would establish Yes as superstars of the progressive rock world (and, to some extent, beyond), it was The Yes Album, also released by Atlantic but nine months earlier in February of 1971, that announced Yes a group with still-untapped potential ...

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Article: Live Review

Jazzkaar 2014

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Jazzkaar 2014 Tallinn, Estonia April 16-28, 2014 Any opportunity to return to Tallinn, the capital of Estonia in Eastern Europe, is one worth grabbing. Beyond the somewhat surreal feeling of being in a country that, just 23 years ago, was a completely different place, Tallinn is, quite simply, one of the most ...

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Article: Multiple Reviews

Steven Wilson: Remixing Yes, Jethro Tull & XTC

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While 2013 has largely been occupied by a world tour in support of his recent The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories) (Kscope, 2013), Steven Wilson has, as he said he would in his 2012 All About Jazz interview, certainly kept up with the run of stereo and surround sound remix projects that have ...

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The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories) [Deluxe Edition]

Label: Kscope Music
Released: 2013
Track listing: CD1 (Original Album): Luminol; Drive Home; The Holy Drinker; The Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The Raven That Refused to Sing. CD2 (Bonus Material): Luminol (demo); Drive Home (demo); The Holy Drinker (demo); Clock Song (unused idea); The Pin Drop (demo); The Watchmaker (demo); The Raven That Refused to Sing (demo). DVD (Original Album in Stereo 96/24 LCPM, DTS 96/24 5.1 Surround, Dolby AC3 5.1 Surround): Luminol; Drive Home; The Holy Drinker; The Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The Raven That Refused to Sing. Bonus Features: Art Gallery (illustrations by Hajo Mueller); Photo Gallery (photos by Lasse Hoile); Studio Documentary (filmed and edited by Lasse Hoile, 23 minutes). Blu-Ray (Original Album in Stereo 96/24 LCPM, 5.1 96/24 LPCM, 5.1 DTS HD Master Audio): Luminol; Drive Home; The Holy Drinker; The Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The Raven That Refused to Sing. Bonus Features: Art Gallery (illustrations by Hajo Mueller); Photo Gallery (photos by Lasse Hoile); Studio Documentary (filmed and edited by Lasse Hoile, 23 minutes). Additional tracks: Luminol (instrumental version); Drive Home (instrumental version); Drive Home (lounge version); The Holy Drinker (instrumental version); The Pin Drop (instrumental version); The Watchmaker (instrumental version); The Raven That Refused to Sing (instrumental version).


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