Weirdly, Ian also managed to name not only the location and date on which he last played one, but the approximate time as well, being the end of the last King Crimson Mk I concert. Legend also attests that when the original KC members met up at the Hotel Intercontinental in London for the 'Epitaph' playback Ian blurted out an apology for breaking the original band up. To say that Ian had 'unresolved issues' is an understatement of some measure. Mike Rick Blechta wrote: > > > On Nov 21, 2007, at 12:35 AM, Mark Pring wrote: > >> Hi Clay, >> Like the photo on the home page, is that tron nuclear >> powered? > > It's my MkII FX Console with the lid off and Mssr. Ian McDonald > playing it -- the first time he'd played one since leaving King > Crimson. His response: "Now I remember why I really didn't like them, > but this one is quite nice." The room was bombarded with negative ions > just as the photo was taken (Tronto MkII Symposium). > > One of the above statements is not true. Can you spot it? > > Rick > -- Mike Dickson, Edinburgh
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Re: [newmellotrongroup] Radioactive tron
2007-11-23 by Mike Dickson
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