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[Sebastian Winter]

[Sylvie]

Jak było to sorry, bardzo ciekawy wywiad z Jaxonem:

https://hit-channel.com/interview-david-jackson-van-der-graaf-generator-jackson-van-commenee/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1-0DEywWst1RTA8p4X8khrRHmzLJJmA9h-dUpCe_mWa9_CO68tNxjr4co_aem_0NDxpf2W4jl-0qvTMxWG7w

[Sebastian Winter]

Jak było to sorry, bardzo ciekawy wywiad z Jaxonem:

https://hit-channel.com/interview-david-jackson-van-der-graaf-generator-jackson-van-commenee/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1-0DEywWst1RTA8p4X8khrRHmzLJJmA9h-dUpCe_mWa9_CO68tNxjr4co_aem_0NDxpf2W4jl-0qvTMxWG7w

chyba nie było- a wywiad rzeczywiście interesujący- zwłaszcza fragment o nowej wersji Pioneers Over C

[Sylvie]

chyba nie było- a wywiad rzeczywiście interesujący- zwłaszcza fragment o nowej wersji Pioneers Over C

Ten fragment także jest bardzo ciekawy:

Do you remember Robert Fripp recording "The Emperor in His War Room" (from "H to He, Who Am the Only One" -1970)?

In a great detail. We were recording this song "The Emperor in His War Room" and the record producer was a man called John Anthony and he said: "Hey, it's great but we need some guitar on this track. Why don't we ask Robert Fripp?" So, Robert Fripp was called, he came to the studio and the studio had a big control room where you could look down on the musicians, but Robert Fripp went downstairs, but we couldn't find him because he was hiding in a corner, underneath the window. So, someone went down and said: "Are you ok?
and he said: "Yes, I'm fine here". So, he said: "Where is your amp?" and he put his amp and he put his microphone up with this amp and he didn't want us to be with him, he said: "Go away, go away". They had the microphone set up and they said to Robert who had headphones on: "Would you like to hear the track?" He said: "Yes, please".

So, we sent him the track and he played some amazing guitar on the first take and we had a chat and we said: "That's great, Robert, we come and talk to you" because you normally talk to musicians about what they want to do". So, someone went downstairs, I can't remember, it might have been me, I don't remember who went down. Someone went downstairs to find that Robert was putting his guitar in his case and he had unplugged from the amplifier and he was about to go and we said: "Is there a problem, Robert?" and he said: "No. I heard it, I played. Did you not record it?" and John Anthony was very experienced and he said: "Don't worry, don't worry! Robert has to go. Robert is very busy. Don't worry, we have it. We have it!" So, we said: "Thank you, Robert, it was fantastic" and he said: "Goodbye" and off he went. So, the guitar playing was the first take. It wasn't even a run-through; it was immediate. This is the way of Robert Fripp: He doesn't want to listen to what he plays. He just wants to react completely instinctively to music; that is what you get with Robert Fripp.

[Sebastian Winter]

[Sebastian Winter]

VDGG w programach Johna Peela:

[Sebastian Winter]

pewnie to już było ale tak się złożyło że dopiero pierwszy raz to dzisiaj oglądałem:

[Sebastian Winter]

takie coś :