I saw Sunday All Over The World at the old International Club in Manchester. They stuck posters up all over the place saying No photographs! NO smoking! It was an excellent gig & I got Toyah to autograph one of her singles for me a fterwards. She was really sweet!
I read a comment that informs us that R. Fripp is very happy; and I think that's great to hear, for all he has done for rock music, and fans thereof...As for this piece, quite interesting, as one might expect: somewhat like Philip Glass (?)...But I'm thinking.... before Robert decides finally to retire might it not be a nice idea to do one final tour?
It would be great to hear some of the old Crimso songs again; along with his great new work.
Trey Gunn is who he is in no small part because of Fripp. Gunn learned guitar playing from Fripp, and Fripp is the one who insisted that he abandon the guitar for the Chapman Stick.
As for KC, I agree that Belew brought lots of ideas to the table but, from what I've read, the band was always very collaborative, and used working methods developed, very early on, by Fripp.
Was at a few Fripp Fripp, Sunday All Over The World gigs.
I must admit I gave up buying the Toyah albums a fair time back.
If the two did not have such full individual diaries then something pretty special might develop. The Yin and Yang of it all could surely be harnessed by Robert.
I am surprised, what with technology the way it is, that it hasn't conceived more.
I saw them in Hamburg. Fripp seated with a frozen smile, while Toyah would jump all over the stage. The show was announced as "Fripp, Fripp". Fantastic.
I saw their gig in London. Good powerful music. It was genuinely delightful to see Toyah skipping around Fripp like a happy little girl. He, although unseated by passion, remained on his stool like the music pro he is.
I knew that Fripp had been linked with Danielle Dax of the Lemon Kittens at one time...I saw some You Tube footage of a British panel show with Toyah, she seems to be quite lively...very much the personality..it does seem to be a contrast with Robert Fripp but I read his diary online and he appears VERY happy..
I've see them live In Utrecht, Holland. The band was great. Fripp fantastic as ever. A young Trey Gunn with very long hair playing super on his stick. Paul Beavis was a very straight drummer and....Toyah. Not a super voice, especially live, but on cd she sounds ok.
Have any of you people writing all this crap had any success in the music business? Toyah is an original, yes she has a speech impediment yes she has had surgery so what! she has also been out there and done it and made it, she is a fantastic performer and nobody can take that away from her, in the late 70's and early 80's she was a true original.And as for her mariage why are people so judgemental she has been married to the guy for over 20 years, sounds like a success to me.
Which astonishes me. Fripp and Wilcox are two COMPLETE OPPOSITES.
On one hand, Fripp is a modest, introverted and quiet guy.
Toyah is superficial. She LOVES plastic surgery. She always tries to look like a 20 year old girl by the way she always customizes her appearance. And, she's loud.
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Itht'h a Mytherwee! Ith'h a Myytherwee! Excellent addition to the Vaults of Prog Rock. A lisping short arsed twat, forcing herself onto the greatness of Fripp, Gunn etc. One dosen't need to be a Mysogynist to to come to that Fucking conclusion. Fucking crap. You may quote me.
I thought that was a fortunate team (and I dont usually like Willcox). Pitty it didnt last longer or that no pro videos are available. Thanks for the posting
I saw Sunday All Over The World at the old International Club in Manchester. They stuck posters up all over the place saying No photographs! NO smoking! It was an excellent gig & I got Toyah to autograph one of her singles for me a fterwards. She was really sweet!
BJCAshton 1 year ago
such a pity we don't have more live video footage (and better quality than this) from this amazing Fripp project...
but thanks anyway !
theo9952 1 year ago
I read a comment that informs us that R. Fripp is very happy; and I think that's great to hear, for all he has done for rock music, and fans thereof...As for this piece, quite interesting, as one might expect: somewhat like Philip Glass (?)...But I'm thinking.... before Robert decides finally to retire might it not be a nice idea to do one final tour?
It would be great to hear some of the old Crimso songs again; along with his great new work.
JohnGLewis1964 1 year ago
Always loved this formation. A shame it was short lived. Let's see if "The Humans" are up to it :)-
theexkgb 1 year ago
I really thought this band was hot., this band and ten seconds I was keen on seen waving the crimson flag in the nineties.
AldCastillo 1 year ago
I saw them play in Salisbury,England.One of their first gigs.
I have a ticket to see the Humans with Robert Fripp on guitar!!
77tim77c77 1 year ago
A fairly young Trey Gunn there, I think.
lbcsrw 2 years ago
yes and a much more original musician than fripp. thank god he's left crimson behind- it was belews baby anyway !
arundel213 1 year ago
Trey Gunn is who he is in no small part because of Fripp. Gunn learned guitar playing from Fripp, and Fripp is the one who insisted that he abandon the guitar for the Chapman Stick.
As for KC, I agree that Belew brought lots of ideas to the table but, from what I've read, the band was always very collaborative, and used working methods developed, very early on, by Fripp.
lbcsrw 1 year ago
@arundel213 I will choose to think that You are likely just very mis-informed as opposed to being an Idiot. Belews baby? Nevermind...
CraftyGtrist 5 months ago
Was at a few Fripp Fripp, Sunday All Over The World gigs.
I must admit I gave up buying the Toyah albums a fair time back.
If the two did not have such full individual diaries then something pretty special might develop. The Yin and Yang of it all could surely be harnessed by Robert.
I am surprised, what with technology the way it is, that it hasn't conceived more.
WackaJawacka 2 years ago
I really liked Sunday All Over The World. Better than Thrak-era Crimson IMO.
ThisIsRuthie 2 years ago
O.o
ThomasJeromeNewton 2 years ago
a greta moment! I saw 'em in Montpellier...but just OMG 20people to see them :(
2801xc 2 years ago
I saw them in Hamburg. Fripp seated with a frozen smile, while Toyah would jump all over the stage. The show was announced as "Fripp, Fripp". Fantastic.
drkam6 3 years ago
thanks 4 putting this on utube necronomicon just love toyah
lfccogs 3 years ago 2
I really liked this album alot! Can't really see it but that is Trey gunn as well :)
05ric 3 years ago
Toyah reminded me of a more serious sounding Kate Bush. An interesting band and an interesting experiment.
aliensporebomb 3 years ago
Fripp & Fripp or perhaps
Toyah & Bobby
A great little band and a great little CD!!!
ClarDaffs 3 years ago
Astounding that this is even available. Thanks for posting it!
JohnFredC 3 years ago
ese es un disco que te para la pija
xXxtranzaxXx 3 years ago
excelent music...
i miss this band too much.
marsarr 3 years ago 2
their marriage is their business, I find it touching how devoted he is
CalvinMcFarland 3 years ago
I saw their gig in London. Good powerful music. It was genuinely delightful to see Toyah skipping around Fripp like a happy little girl. He, although unseated by passion, remained on his stool like the music pro he is.
KyotoMartyn 4 years ago
I knew that Fripp had been linked with Danielle Dax of the Lemon Kittens at one time...I saw some You Tube footage of a British panel show with Toyah, she seems to be quite lively...very much the personality..it does seem to be a contrast with Robert Fripp but I read his diary online and he appears VERY happy..
martianshoes 4 years ago
I've see them live In Utrecht, Holland. The band was great. Fripp fantastic as ever. A young Trey Gunn with very long hair playing super on his stick. Paul Beavis was a very straight drummer and....Toyah. Not a super voice, especially live, but on cd she sounds ok.
hannie63 4 years ago
Anyway, there is young Trey Gunn there. Love to see it. Crimso is there too.
allnekkid 4 years ago
Have any of you people writing all this crap had any success in the music business? Toyah is an original, yes she has a speech impediment yes she has had surgery so what! she has also been out there and done it and made it, she is a fantastic performer and nobody can take that away from her, in the late 70's and early 80's she was a true original.And as for her mariage why are people so judgemental she has been married to the guy for over 20 years, sounds like a success to me.
jonsdiscofever 4 years ago 2
Sunday all over the World did record a live cd but this as never to this day got released..
necronomicon2000 4 years ago
Could be quite good, but terrible audio quality. The drums are almost inaudible.
disownedsky 4 years ago
I've loved this album since it came out in 91. I wish I'd had the chance to see this tour.
CthulhuWaitsDreaming 4 years ago
Victoriangent did you know Toyah n Robert have bin married (to each other) nearly 25 yrs now....
necronomicon2000 4 years ago
Which astonishes me. Fripp and Wilcox are two COMPLETE OPPOSITES.
On one hand, Fripp is a modest, introverted and quiet guy.
Toyah is superficial. She LOVES plastic surgery. She always tries to look like a 20 year old girl by the way she always customizes her appearance. And, she's loud.
I guess opposites do attract.
prasiddha 4 years ago
Victoriangent: you are an idiot
CokeCake 4 years ago 3
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Itht'h a Mytherwee! Ith'h a Myytherwee! Excellent addition to the Vaults of Prog Rock. A lisping short arsed twat, forcing herself onto the greatness of Fripp, Gunn etc. One dosen't need to be a Mysogynist to to come to that Fucking conclusion. Fucking crap. You may quote me.
Victoriangent 4 years ago
you need a fucking life!!!!
rebelrunner37 4 years ago
forgot to mention, read her autobiograhy, he made the move on her u stoopid bint
rebelrunner37 4 years ago
GREAT album. Sucky video. Thanks for the attempt, though.
crimsonkng 4 years ago
I thought that was a fortunate team (and I dont usually like Willcox). Pitty it didnt last longer or that no pro videos are available. Thanks for the posting
Chrisren31 4 years ago
vocals-Toyah Willcox
guitar-Robert Fripp
stick,vocals-Trey Gunn
drums,percussion-Paul Beavis
the album is called "Kneeling at the Shrine" by "Sunday all over the World"
necronomicon2000 5 years ago
It's actually Trey Gunn not Tony Levin.
wisdomview 5 years ago
Is that T-Lev?
mrmojorisin571 5 years ago
Yep.
richcapo 5 years ago
No, that is Trey Gunn....in his early years. I've seen them live in Utrecht, Netherlands
hannie63 4 years ago