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10.05  … with the NPU set to Successful Love Songs Of Recent Decades, my state civilised instead by Noisebusters & Beethoven String Quartets. Shortly, to Studio Jakko for today’s adventures, and ongoing to Wilson World HQ for another visit to the UnderVerse Of Crim. 17.26 Leaving c. 10.30 arriving c. 10.40 at Sutdio Jakko I…  II...  … and straight into Jakko Fripp & Collins with Levin & Harrison: This Empty House…  Then to VROOOM VROOOM, the only metal instrumental I know which features retrograde inversion & contrary motion as major thematic elements. And finally, JF&C (without C yet) but plus Harrison: The Price We Pay. This song begins with Jakko on guzheng…  Leaving c.15.35 with a CD of 4 tracks & onto Wilson World HQ where cake was waiting I…  II...  Today’s work: checking the stereo & 5.1 mixes of ITWOP – the song…  Leaving c. 17.00 for Motel Modesto. E-flurrying underway. 18.36 GEE-TAR QUESTION :: Posted by SSImuse on January 29, 2010 RE: RF’s post of 1/14/10 pic II: Is that a Gibson JL30 in the corner? SWEET! Where’d you snag that beauty? It’s a Gibson J-45 Sunburst serial # 1 708-7 (1961) acquired in NYC during 1978 at the same time as a Les Paul Gibson Les Paul Custom serial # 7 8774 (1957). Detailed pix of both of these, and other available items that a punter with sufficiency of good heels might acquire for themself, to be fondled in the privacy of an inner chambers, perhaps displayed in public to attract envious & covetous glances, even be gainfully employed in musical acts, can be found here. 00.10 E-flurrying & computing done. Search Robert Fripp's diary archive. |
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