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From: rosen@ucbvax.ARPA (Rob Rosen)
Newsgroups: net.music
Subject: Re: older King Crimsom
Message-ID: <10208@ucbvax.ARPA>
Date: Mon, 26-Aug-85 16:04:45 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 26 16:04:45 1985
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In article <123@decwrl.UUCP> bottom@katadn.DEC writes:
>
>Does anybody know what happened to the muscians that played in the older
>versions of King Crimsom. I know that Ian McDonald played for Foreiner
>for a while. Where is Peter Sinfield? I have his solo album. McDonanld
...

>Dave Bottom
>DEC Augusta Maine
>!dec-rhea!dec-katadn!bottom


    Pete Sinfield apparently spent the latter part of the seventies writing
lyrics -- he wrote most of the lyrics for an Italian band called PFM
(Premiata Forneria Marconi) up until about 1978 or so (that was the date
of the last PFM album that I have, which wasn't very good).  I really like
his lyrics a lot and hope to hear more of them -- I believe he also wrote
for Pink Floyd for awhile (early seventies).

     Don't know what Wetton's up to.  He released a solo album called
"Caught in the Crossfire" which was a European-Japanese release -- apparently
the American record people thought it wasn't commerical enough for popular
release over here.  I've heard it and thought it was pretty commercial --
almost as bad (matter of opinion, I guess) as ASIA.
-- 
            "No one ever went broke underestimating the taste
	     (or intelligence) of the American public."

		  --H.L. Mencken


		       --Rob Rosen

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