Robert Fripp - Exposure (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: Robert Fripp
- Title: Exposure
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Discipline Global Mobile
- Genre: Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:42:38
- Total Size: 253 / 657 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
CD1
1. Preface (1:16)
2. You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette (2:23)
3. Breathless (4:46)
4. Disengage (2:47)
5. North Star (3:06)
6. Chicago (2:12)
7. NY3 (2:24)
8. Mary (2:09)
9. Exposure (4:26)
10. Hāaden Two (2:54)
11. Urban Landscape (2:35)
12. I May Not Have Had Enough Of Me But I've Had Enough Of You (3:44)
13. First Inaugural Address To The I.A.C.E. Sherborne House (0:05)
14. Water Music I (1:27)
15. Here Comes The Flood (4:07)
16. Water Music II (4:28)
17. Postscript (0:38)
CD2
1. Preface (1:16)
2. You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette (2:24)
3. Breathless (4:43)
4. Disengage II (2:44)
5. North Star (3:12)
6. Chicago (2:18)
7. New York, New York, New York (2:18)
8. Mary (2:09)
9. Exposure (4:26)
10. Hāaden Two (1:58)
11. Urban Landscape (2:35)
12. I May Not Have Had Enough Of Me, But I've Had Enough Of You (3:37)
13. First Inaugural Address To The I.A.C.E. Sherborne House (0:07)
14. Water Music I (1:19)
15. Here Comes The Flood (3:56)
16. Water Music II (3:54)
17. Postscript (0:55)
18. Exposure (Alternative Take) (4:28)
19. Mary (Alternative Take) (2:07)
20. Disengage (Alternative Take) (2:50)
21. Chicago (Alternative Task) (2:03)
22. NY3 (Alternative Take) (2:16)
CD1
1. Preface (1:16)
2. You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette (2:23)
3. Breathless (4:46)
4. Disengage (2:47)
5. North Star (3:06)
6. Chicago (2:12)
7. NY3 (2:24)
8. Mary (2:09)
9. Exposure (4:26)
10. Hāaden Two (2:54)
11. Urban Landscape (2:35)
12. I May Not Have Had Enough Of Me But I've Had Enough Of You (3:44)
13. First Inaugural Address To The I.A.C.E. Sherborne House (0:05)
14. Water Music I (1:27)
15. Here Comes The Flood (4:07)
16. Water Music II (4:28)
17. Postscript (0:38)
CD2
1. Preface (1:16)
2. You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette (2:24)
3. Breathless (4:43)
4. Disengage II (2:44)
5. North Star (3:12)
6. Chicago (2:18)
7. New York, New York, New York (2:18)
8. Mary (2:09)
9. Exposure (4:26)
10. Hāaden Two (1:58)
11. Urban Landscape (2:35)
12. I May Not Have Had Enough Of Me, But I've Had Enough Of You (3:37)
13. First Inaugural Address To The I.A.C.E. Sherborne House (0:07)
14. Water Music I (1:19)
15. Here Comes The Flood (3:56)
16. Water Music II (3:54)
17. Postscript (0:55)
18. Exposure (Alternative Take) (4:28)
19. Mary (Alternative Take) (2:07)
20. Disengage (Alternative Take) (2:50)
21. Chicago (Alternative Task) (2:03)
22. NY3 (Alternative Take) (2:16)
The first part of Robert Fripp's fabled 'Drive to 1981', Exposure, his lone true solo album, is the contradictorily beautiful piece of work that reintroduced the former King Crimson leader back onto the music scene in 1979. Galvanised into action by his guest appearance on David Bowie's '''Heroes'", Fripp made an album in New York that neatly précised his past, present and future working primarily with Daryl Hall.
However, when Hall's manager, Tommy Mottola, was horrified with the results, Fripp kept two of his vocal performances and brought in guests such as Peter Hammill and Terre Roche to sing the other parts alongside stellar players such as Peter Gabriel, Brian Eno and Phil Collins. As a result, it remains one of the most nervously thrilling of all Fripp's recordings.
With its speech interjections, the work's light and shade seems in sharper relief than ever. The instrumental ''Breathless'' -''Larks Tongues III'' in all but name -is as aggressive as the Hall-voiced ''North Star'' is pure and mellow. The extremist, blocky funk of the title track and the subtle understatement of ''Here Comes The Flood'' take back Gabriel's originals and render them poignant.
With the comprehensive annotation and attention to detail that could only happen with a Fripp release, Exposure - in this double disc edition - remains a perfect entry point for those who want to know quite how thrilling the art-rock scene was at the turn of the 80s. --Daryl Easlea
However, when Hall's manager, Tommy Mottola, was horrified with the results, Fripp kept two of his vocal performances and brought in guests such as Peter Hammill and Terre Roche to sing the other parts alongside stellar players such as Peter Gabriel, Brian Eno and Phil Collins. As a result, it remains one of the most nervously thrilling of all Fripp's recordings.
With its speech interjections, the work's light and shade seems in sharper relief than ever. The instrumental ''Breathless'' -''Larks Tongues III'' in all but name -is as aggressive as the Hall-voiced ''North Star'' is pure and mellow. The extremist, blocky funk of the title track and the subtle understatement of ''Here Comes The Flood'' take back Gabriel's originals and render them poignant.
With the comprehensive annotation and attention to detail that could only happen with a Fripp release, Exposure - in this double disc edition - remains a perfect entry point for those who want to know quite how thrilling the art-rock scene was at the turn of the 80s. --Daryl Easlea
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Year 2019 | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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