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I was involved in Guitar Craft and shared the task of organizing a show of RF's at Washington Square Church in NYC a few years back. Sound is an important aspect for him but he is quite sensitive to and appreciative of the quality of attention that an audience gives. He has expressed that the performer and the audience both contribute to the quality of the music and peformance. Reni -----Original Message----- From: L. Angulo [mailto:labalou2000@yahoo.com] Sent: Sat 11/27/2004 5:14 AM To: Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com Cc: Subject: Re: Robert Fripp's Radiophonics and A Blessing of Tears Yes i think the quality of the sound is the most important live factor for what he is doing.I saw him at the belly up tavern in solana beach,i just love the place i never experienced a bad sounding concert there( oh well, in fact i do it was Ginger Baker doing a 20 minute drum solo and screaming at his soundman for not getting a monitor sound)But Robertīs soundscapes sounded incredible almost 3D,better than on the CD.I guess it also had to do with the vibe,candles lit up,a spiritual mood and everybody was really quite and listened. Luis --- "Matthew F. McCabe" <mmccabe@finleysound.com> wrote: --------------------------------- Has anyone seen Fripp play these soundscapes live? What isthe crowd doing while he is playing? Reading books, playing chess, doingcross-work puzzles, having sex in the restroom stalls, etc? ;)I saw Fripp perform in SF early '97. Horrible venue for Soundscapes. Don'tremember the name of the "club", but it was basically a bar. I got the impressionthat half of the people knew what to expect (Soundscapes) while the otherhalf thought it was going to be a Fripp shred fest. The later half nearlyruined the show for those of us who really came to *listen* to the music. Matt -- signature King Never www.finleysound.com/kingnever ===== www.luis-angulo.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - You care about security. So do we. http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail