Album Rating: 4.0
yea bro
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Album Rating: 4.0
The overlong t/t is far from being their best improv. That's pretty much my only gripe.
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Album Rating: 4.0
thats exactly what i think
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Album Rating: 4.0
I just take them in stride. They aren't what make or break a KC album for me, since I just assume they'll be there for better or worse.
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Album Rating: 4.0
a good portion of them are not up to par with the studio shit
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Album Rating: 4.0
That's why I tend to just go with the flow on them. I just consider them segues to the next song proper.
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Album Rating: 4.0
if only starless from red was on this it'd be my favorite KC
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Album Rating: 4.0
Funny enough, Jeff; It was supposed to be the case. Starless was just not mature enough to get a place onto this album. Plus the members were debating hard on how to actually build the song, so that's why it only appeared for Red.
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To quote another website on the similarity of the titles between those two songs-
The last song on Red is titled "Starless" on the album cover, but Fripp sometimes announced it as "Starless and Bible Black" in concert. The reason for the shortened title apparently was that the previous album, Starless and Bible Black, contained an improvisation titled "Starless and Bible Black", which was completely different from the song "Starless". The confusion is understandable, given that "Starless" actually contains the lyrics "starless and bible black," whereas "Starless and Bible Black" does not (being an instrumental).
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Album Rating: 4.0
basically
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Album Rating: 4.0
'The last song on Red is titled "Starless" on the album cover, but Fripp sometimes announced it as "Starless and Bible Black" in concert. The reason for the shortened title apparently was that the previous album, Starless and Bible Black, contained an improvisation titled "Starless and Bible Black", which was completely different from the song "Starless". The confusion is understandable, given that "Starless" actually contains the lyrics "starless and bible black," whereas "Starless and Bible Black" does not (being an instrumental).'
i see....
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Yep, isn't it a great explanation? Ive read it about 5 times now and I still havent got a clue as to whats its saying.
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CIGARETTES
ICE CREAM
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Album Rating: 4.0
^What an opener! That song wouldnt be out of place within Belew' era. Discipline especially.
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Indeed.
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