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Topic: "INFINI"
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K
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posted August 08, 2009 15:28
    
I am listening to Infini right now for the first time.
Just finished 'Destroy After Reading.'This album is brilliant!'Treasure Chase' on now. I like this! What a great job Voivod did on this one. I will now have a shot of Johnny Walker for Piggy and the great work here. Cheers!
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saegeas
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posted August 09, 2009 22:21
Wtf, was Tom G. Warrior a guest vocalist on Infini?(convenience cue to 3:00 in A Room With a V.U. on youtube) Sounds like classic Frost! "The catastrophes, poison, ... became destruction" hahaha, sounds a lot like old-school TGW. Guess they toured together, could it be a tip of the hat? Incidentally, what is a V.U.?
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JUDGE FARGO
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Member # 250
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posted August 11, 2009 16:04
There's lots of very rare extras on the new release quote:
King Crimson's classic 1974 album as it should be heard. CD: Features the original album, plus three extra tracks (stunning pre-overdub trio versions of Red & Fallen Angel and the full version of Providence). DVD-A: Features the original album in Hi-Res Stereo and a new 5.1 Surround Sound version by Steven Wilson. This also includes the three additional tracks from the CD, plus Journey to the Centre of the Cosmos, available in Hi-Res Stereo. The trio version of Fallen Angel and the full versions of Providence and Journey to the Centre of the Cosmos are also available in 5.1 Surround Sound. Video footage: Rarely seen footage from French TV from 1974 featuring performances of Larks’ Tongues in Aspic II, The Night Watch, Lament & Starless. * Containing new sleeve-notes by Robert Fripp and King Crimson biographer Sid Smith.
* Featuring newly designed booklet with rarely seen photos and other archive material.
* Presented in double Digipack format with outer card slipcase. 1. Red (6:16)
2. Fallen Angel (6:03)
3. One More Red Nightmare (7:10)
4. Providence (8:10)
5. Starless (12:16) Additionally: Fallen Angel (trio version)
Red (trio version)
Providence (full version)
Journey To The Centre of the Cosmos
You can preorder it from:
web page
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JUDGE FARGO
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posted August 12, 2009 03:58
Also if you go to this DGM page you can download these Fripp "Exposure" demos tracks for $1 or $2:
DGM
It's like a post '74 King Crimson with John Wetton.
quote:
5 December 1977 Disengage
Notes
“A bit more guitar!” says Phil Collins as he prepares to go through another take of what would turn out to be Disengage. It’s a barbed kind of riff which the players are still getting to grips with as John Wetton’s “I can’t remember the beginning” comment indicates. “No worries” says Fripp has he shows his old band mate the introduction before he counts the three of them in. One part surgical precision and two parts blunt object, had 1974’s incarnation of Crimson continued this track may not have been a million miles away from what they might have sounded like. Consisting of four different takes of the same track, we get to hear the anatomy of Disengage as it begins to breath and stretch. It’s interesting to hear each musicians trying out little experiments, pockets, retreats and chancing the occasional headlong thrust as the temperature rises or the inclination takes them. Not all of it us quite yet under their fingertips so we hear the musicians listening to the parts, their own groove, and the others in the room - though not always in that order. And how about that brief break-out solo from Robert on version 2. Phew! Never mind what might have been - here it is!
Tracks
Disc Number 1
1. Disengage I [PREVIEW] 3.07
2. Disengage II [PREVIEW] 4.04
3. Disengage III [PREVIEW] 2.08
4. Disengage VI [PREVIEW] 3.45
All previews are MP3 192kbps Personnel
Robert Fripp
John Wetton
Phil Collins
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schroeder
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posted August 12, 2009 19:15
WOW... That sounds interesting as hell. I stopped trying to keep up with all the KC live stuff when they started doing all the live downloads. I've purchased a few really good ones and still keep up with all the official King Crimson Collector's Club cd releases (i think #41 is coming out soon!!!)
The Disengage tracks sound like a must have for a whacko like me. I'll be checking them out SOON.thanks for the info listening to the previews now (couldn't wait) and they are very cool indeed. -------------------- yawn
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posted July 14, 2009 11:20
Je v-u- remercie. Hatross, you removed the global consciousness links! Maybe if we all concentrate together, we can make that needle enter the red....
then at least it lead to interesting reading. "vodik", ah. I feel embarrassed that I did have the lyrics (nobody could possibly understand "poison" without lyrics), but didn't bother to read the first half of them which pretty much explains V.U.
