Leader of prog-rockers King Crimson became an electronic innovator and leading rock experimenter in the 1980s.
Robert Fripp first gained fame as the leader of the seminal 1970s British prog-rock band King Crimson; arguably, though, Fripp's biggest contribution to music has been made as a solo artist. Using key concepts in contemporary classical composition and breakthroughs in music technology, Fripp developed two important concepts: Frippertronics and Soundscapes. Both techniques--analog and digital respectively--use sound looping as a method of recording and performing, and can be heard on a variety of albums that Fripp has been involved in by artists as diverse as Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, and Daryl Hall. Fripp continued to explore new theories in music well into the new millennium.
Discipline Global Mobile
2007
Discipline Global Mobile
2005
EMI / Virgin
2002
First World / Forst World Records
1999
Discipline Global Mobile / Discipline
1998
Discipline Global Mobile / Discipline
1996
Discipline Global Mobile / Discipline
1995
Discipline
1995
Discipline Global Mobile / Discipline
1994
EG Records
1981
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EG Records
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