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U.K., Danger Money and Night After Night Reissues
by John Kelman
With violinist and keyboardist Eddie Jobson out of a self-imposed retirement that lasted over two decades, he's been wasting no time getting his name back out to progressive rock fans. 2008 saw the formation of UKZ, a new group following in the footsteps of late 1970s progressive rock supergroup U.K., which he formed alongside ex-King Crimson ...
KTU: Quiver
by John Kelman
There's often considerable difference between live and studio recording, where the facility's greater capacity for control and manipulation can almost become an additional band member. Still, for some the difference is a subtle one. In the case of KTU--a collective that began with half of King Crimson (Warr guitarist Trey Gunn and traps/button man Pat Mastelotto) ...
The Season Standard: Squeeze Me Ahead of Line
by John Kelman
Even with the resurgence of progressive rock in the past decade--which made it possible for relatively new groups like D.F.A., Mahogany Frog, Deus ex Machina and Tuner to thrive alongside longer-standing groups like King Crimson, Yes and Univers Zero--it's rare to find a group that's at once so distinctive as to sound like none other, while ...
The Arrow: A Story in Seven Parts
By Trey Gunn
Label: 7D Media
Released: 2007
Track listing: CD: Part One: We Begin With a Woman; The Arrow; A Boy Comes By. Part Two: Sitting on the Bank; Thick and Thorny. Part Three: I Saw Two Hands. Part Four: When the Fire Was Slow; He Stood in the Rain; Set Loose Upon the Water. Part Five: Water Woman; Part Six: The First Sign; Chained. Part Seven: After the Village. DVD: We Began With a Woman; Sitting on the Bank; I Saw Two Hands; When the Fire Was Slow; Water Woman; The First Sign; After the Village. Extra Features: Quodia Live Photos; Water Woman (Spanish), Water Woman (Russian); Children
Quodia: The Arrow: A Story in Seven Parts
by John Kelman
Transferring live multi-media projects to CD and/or DVD can represent a significant and often insurmountable challenge. Quodia--ex-King Crimson touch guitarist Trey Gunn and experimental keyboardist/founder of avante-popsters Rise Robots Rise (with Joe Mendelson)--clearly views recorded media as a distinct entity, but one that can work independently and in conjunction with live performance. The Arrow: A Story ...
The 21st Century Guide to King Crimson Volume Two: 1981-2003
By King Crimson
Label: DGM Live
Released: 2005
Track listing: CD1: (In the Studio: 1981-1984): Elephant Talk; Frame by Frame; Matte Kudesai; Thela Hun Ginjeet; The Sheltering Sky; Discipline; Heartbeat; Waiting Man; Neurotica; Requiem; Three of a Perfect Pair; Sleepless. Bonus tracks 1982-2004: The King Crimson Barbershop; Form No. 1; Bude; Potato Pie; Clouds; Einstein's Relatives.
CD2: (Live: 1982-1984): Entry of the Crims; Larks' Tongues in Aspic Part III (edit); Thela Hun Ginjeet; Matte Kudesai; The Sheltering Sky; Neal and Jack and Me; Indiscipline; Sartori in Tangier; Frame by Frame; Man With an Open Heart; Waiting Man; Sleepless; Three of a Perfect Pair; Discipline; Elephant Talk.
CD3: (In the Studio 1995-2003): VROOOM; Coda: Marine 475; Dinosaur; Walking on Air; B'Boom; THRAK; Fearless and Highly THRaKked; Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream; Radio II; The Power to Believe I; Level Five; Eyes Wide Open; EleKtrik; Facts of Life: Intro; Facts of Life; The Power to Believe II; Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With; The Power to Believe III; The Power to Believe IV.
CD4: (Live: 1994-2003): VROOOM VROOOM; Neurotica; Prism (abridged); One Time; Larks Tongues in Aspic: Part IV; ProzaKc Blues; The ConstruKction of Light; FraKctured; The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum; Sus-tayn-Z (ProjeKct Two); X-chanyn-jiZ (ProjeKct Two); The Deception of the Thrush; 2 ii 3 (ProjeKct One).
The Joy of Molybdenum
By Trey Gunn
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Released: 2000
Track listing: 1. The Joy of Molybdenum (5:27), 2. The Glove (3:57), 3. Hard Winds Redux (4:08), 4. Rune Song: The Origin of Water (6:13), 5. Untune the Sky (7:17), 6. Sozzle (4:53), 7. Gate of Dreams (5:22), 8. Brief Encounter (5:57), 9. Tehlikeli Madde (3:41)
The Trey Gunn Band: The Joy of Molybdenum
by Michael Askounes
Robert Fripp disciple Trey Gunn has taken some time out from his King Crimson day job to produce his new release, the strangely titled The Joy of Molybdenum. The album relies heavily on Gunn's groundbreaking work on 8, 10, and 12 string touch guitars, and also features guitarist Tony Geballe and percussionist Bob Muller. Upon first ...
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