Re: No Pussyfooting

["Scott McGregor Moore" <scott@dreamstate.to>]

> <<Speaking of "Frippertronics", this 1975 
> collaboration between Robert Fripp and Brian Eno
> (who introduced Fripp to the tape looping system
> he later dubbed "Frippertronics") displays the 
> delicate ambient side of looping on side 1 (which
> we'll hear) and the dense, aggressive side
> on side 2's "An Index Of Metals" (which we'll 
> hear a bit of).>>
> 
> An Index Of Metals is on Evening Star. Perhaps
> you are thinking of The Heavenly Music
> Corporation (I believe Swastika Girls is the
> title of the track on side one of No
> Pussyfooting). 
> 
> =====
> May you never thirst!
> The Scuba Diver Presently Known As Chris

"Swastika Girls" is side 2 of "No Pussyfooting" (1973) but
the Between Sets CD I'm featuring this week at the Ping
is actually "Evening Star" - therefore "An Index Of Metals"
is on side 2. I hadn't played "Index" for quite a while
and when listening to it this afternoon, while working
on the Ping update, found it much less nasty and
dark than I had remembered. I think my ears are
constantly opening. I'm still not sure I'm ready for
the Merzbow concert coming to Toronto in Sept.
though. Perhaps serious earplugs may help my
enlightenment...

Cheers,
Scott M2

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