Metalsucks —
Is that tinfoil?
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Aquarium Drunkard — Of all the UK acts to tinker with the temperamental alchemy of jazz-rock in the early 70s, none slapped harder Ian Carr and Nucleus. Despite all the aesthetic trappings of an acid-folk gem on the cover, Belladonna lives in the venn between by Miles D... more info
Metalsucks —
Another Sunday, another view of Toyah.
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Metal Injection —
Plus how he approaches songs, improvisation live, The Shaggs, and more!
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Who?
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Metalsucks —
It's everything you want it to be.
The post King Crimson’s Robert Fripp and Toyah Willcox Cover The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again” appeared first on MetalSucks. more info
Metalsucks —
Of course, the duo put their own very Fripp-and-Toyah spin on things.
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Stereogum — When King Crimson's debut album In The Court Of The Crimson King was released, they'd been together less than a year. The original lineup -- Robert Fripp on guitar, Greg Lake on bass and lead vocals, Ian McDonald on reeds and keyboards (including lot... more info
Consequence of Sound — The King Crimson co-founder calls his lack of recognition a "historic injustice."
David Bowie estate refuses to properly credit Robert Fripp for his work on Heroes and Scary Monsters
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