isn't this the guy who made a whole album ripping off king crimson's discipline?
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Album Rating: 3.3
Fripp you haven't heard Everything That Happens? ya gotta get on that, and Wrong Way Up by Eno / Cale too.
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Album Rating: 3.9 | Sound Off
Kinda occupied with Part the Second rn although i think we could do a rec swap ;^)
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Album Rating: 3.9 | Sound Off
David Byrne's bandcamp seems to have mostly disappeared, so the link has been replaced with one from Soundcloud. Odd.
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Steak Byrne where you at my boi lol
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Album Rating: 3.3
This is That, Right Thing, and My House are the best songs on here.
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this is really disappointing
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Album Rating: 3.5
@tommygun
Wasn't Remain in Light released before Discipline?
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Album Rating: 4.0
Fripp, Part the Second ftw
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Album Rating: 4.0
At first I liked the louder songs best, but now it's flipped around and the quiet ones are my faves--that was a surprise.
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Album Rating: 3.3
Discipline, Beat, and Three of a Perfect Pair was the King Crimson trilogy of albums released shortly after the first four Talking Heads albums, essentially being a new project where Robert Fripp (main songwriter and guitarist for Crimson) was more inspired by new wave and 80s pop rock.
They're very different from the 1969-'74 Crimson albums because Fripp had played with David Bowie, Peter Gabriel, Blondie, and other big names in the late '70s that inspired him to pursue the new direction.
Fripp made a great instrumental dance-rock album called The League of Gentlemen shortly before Discipline that's worth checking out and kinda foreshadows that sound.
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Album Rating: 4.0
“I regret not hiring and collaborating with women for this album-it's ridiculous, it's not who I am and it certainly doesn't match how I've worked in the past.”
Why does a grown man feel it necessary to say such when it's clear from a load of existing collaborations (and the fact TH had a female member of the band...) that this dude works with women. More drivel diluting any message until it becomes 'just a trend'. Boring. Media need to chill.
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Album Rating: 4.0
The artists he collaborated with here are pretty unique - Eno, Oneohtrix Point Never, etc.
If for artistic reasons he’d chosen Laurel Halo and Laurie Anderson instead I would have presumed it was because they’re great artists and people with equally unique qualities - not because they’re women and fit an agenda and tick a box. Ye gods.
This American utopia is all about dumbing down?
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Album Rating: 4.0
Also only 49 votes for this so far is lol
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Album Rating: 3.9 | Sound Off
I'm more surprised at the lack of votes for Catherine Wheel, Eyeball and Backwards.
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Album Rating: 4.0
This has sold more than all his other solo efforts tho
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Album Rating: 3.9 | Sound Off
Already?
I'm quite sure Eyeball was his highest selling album, at least here in the States.
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Album Rating: 4.0
I meant it’s selling quicker, performing better in ‘the charts’
So change that to ‘on course to sell more’
Apologies
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que?
I'm about to drop my rating. What galaxy is this?
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Album Rating: 3.9 | Sound Off
n o o o o
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