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For Christmas, all in 5.1 mixing.
        
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King Crimson Trip? Sounds like a great christmas to me!
I've got TOAPP and COTCK.
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I have all the King Crimson Albums from a previous remastered series. I've been a fan since my late teens.
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Yes, I've got most of them on cd already, but I've wanted to buy them with the new mix by Steven Wilson, for a long while. Some of these records are
really outstanding. Yes, great christmas present, I think.
Bonny, you should get Starless and Bible Black, Red, Larks tongue in Aspic and Discipline, imo.
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The first
three are my favourite pre Belew albums as well. Discipline is a good Belew era album, but Power To Believe is a monster.
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I hope you realize I haven't been able to buy new albums for quite a while...
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Hee, no, I didn't realize that, sorry.  Bonny, I'd be really glad to send
you Starless, Red and Thrak. Actually, this is what I'm gonna do as soon as I've received the new versions. 
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Quote: Originally posted by polydigm  | | The first
three are my favourite pre Belew albums as well. Discipline is a good Belew era album, but Power To Believe is a monster. |
I really like Power to Believe, I'm impatiently waithing for its 40th anniversary release. I like In the Court and In the Wake, but
my favourites are definitely Lakrs Tongues, Starless and Red. I like the Belew era stuff too, but the production sounds so dated and thin in
comparison to the previous and the following stuff, imo.
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Add this to the 5.1 stuff.
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Damn, these 5.1 mixes are awesome! There's such better clarity, definition and spacialization, I can clearly hear stuff I'd never heard before. I'll
probably get the Yes remixes in the future.
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Good to hear!
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The Comet Is Coming: Channel The Spirits .
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The Blues and the Abstract Truth. That's a good one. I've had that for a while. I got it when I found out about the Stolen Moments connection. Have
you got any of Eric Dolphy's albums?
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Yeah, I've always liked the Zappa rendition of Stolen Moments on TBBYNHIYL, but I'd never heard the original. So I finally did that a few months ago,
and really liked the rest of the album. Plus, when you see the people who play on it, it would be a crime not to give a listen. And in addition that,
it was only 3€, so what's not to like about all this?
Concerning Dolphy, yes, I've got some of his stuff: copies of Straight Ahead and Far Cry, and a CD of Out to Lunch, I should probably listent to more
of his music since appreciate these three records. He and Ornette Coleman are some of the jazz guys I should delve a bit more into.
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So you've obviously listened to the track Straight Up and Down on Out to Lunch. Am I the only one that thinks that inspired the Memorial Barbecue?
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Well, I guess we can establish links between the two but The Memorial barbecue has typical Zappa style traits. Dolphy's tune has a more classical jazz
structure: theme/solos/theme, Zappa's track is more complex.
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