yes indeed....excellent station...one of my favorite prog stations..

Glad we all agree, morow is a fantastic station.

I've discovered countless prog goups and their musical jewels on this station. I listen to morow 90% of the time when I listen to net radio.

Still, I am very surprised over the King Crimson thing. Is there really only one song by Fripp and co. worth playing?

(Now for the provocative statement to stir things up a little.)

Why does the Genesis back catalog get all the morow-love, while Crimson's back catalog is ignored?

(I am in no way anti-Genesis, or claiming morow should play less classic Genesis. The lack of pop-Collins-led Genesis is very much appreciated btw.)

More King Crimson please!

Symfoon wrote:

NeonKnight wrote:

Still, I am very surprised over the King Crimson thing. Is there really only one song by Fripp and co. worth playing?

Why does the Genesis back catalog get all the morow-love, while Crimson's back catalog is ignored?

More King Crimson please!

Maybe it all has something to do with royalties/licenses?  you, presumably a
'Crimhead', should know by now what kind of utter jerk Mr. Fripp sometimes
can be when it comes to these kind of 'legal matters'... and protection of his
'artistic interests'

Just a wild guess, but i wouldn't be surprised if something like this would be
the case about why we hear such a limited amount of KC on Morow!?.

Thanks for the comments Symfoon!

"royalties/licenses"? Perhaps, but does that explain why nothing else from the rest of the KC debut album is played?  morow does play the title track, so seems to me the license matter for the debut album at least is covered?

As far as the Fripp personality issues go, I'll leave that one alone.

But surely, if he does want to protect his "artistic interests" it would boil down to getting paid for his efforts, no? Speaking only for myself, the artists currently on morow that have attracted my own interest, have been rewarded with my support in album sales and/or concert tickets bought. Fripp seems plenty smart enough to realize that increased exposure on outlets like morow would only be better for the Crimson bottom line.

As far as being a "Crimhead" actually I plead not guilty!   I myself only own the debut and "Red". I would love to become exposed to their deep back catalog, and I think morow would be a great way to do that, just as they've done for me with the Genesis back catalog.

BTW, the only time I've seen Mr. Fripp perform live was as the opening act for one of the Joe Satriani G3 shows. He was enigmatic as his image suggests, sitting with his head down, playing an exotic instrument and barely acknowledging the audience, even though he was greeted warmly and with enthusiasm. Go figure.

NeonKnight wrote:

Glad we all agree, morow is a fantastic station.

I've discovered countless prog goups and their musical jewels on this station. I listen to morow 90% of the time when I listen to net radio.

Still, I am very surprised over the King Crimson thing. Is there really only one song by Fripp and co. worth playing?

(Now for the provocative statement to stir things up a little.)

Why does the Genesis back catalog get all the morow-love, while Crimson's back catalog is ignored?

(I am in no way anti-Genesis, or claiming morow should play less classic Genesis. The lack of pop-Collins-led Genesis is very much appreciated btw.)

More King Crimson please!

Crimson are awsome! Dont know why, but I get the feeling that you would like Gentle Giant... or Three friends... Have you heard them?

bassman wrote:

Yea ! I agree Morow is a fantastic station, and want to thank you for the TransAtlantic interviews .

just watched those Transatlantic interviews again. Awesome ! thanks again

Thanks for checking in Bruno!

Glad to hear that you will consider playing some more Crimson.

Here is a list of the top 50 King Crimson songs, chosen by a popular Progressive music discussion website:

Rank  Song
1     Starless
2     21st Century Schizoid Man
3     Epitaph
4     The Court of the Crimson King
5     Lark's Tongues in Aspic Pt. II
6     Red
7     Lark's Tongues in Aspic Pt. I
8     The Nightwatch
9     Fracture
10     Cirkus
11     Lizard
12     Easy Money
13     The Great Deceiver
14     Exiles
15     Thela Hun Ginjeet
16     Frame By Frame
     One More Red Nightmare
     The Talking Drum
19     The ConstruKction of Light
20     I Talk To The Wind
21     Islands
22     Asbury Park
23     Book Of Saturday
     Elephant Talk
25     Lark's Tongues in Aspic Pt. IV
     Sleepless
27     Three Of A Perfect Pair
28     The Sheltering Sky
29     In the Wake of Poseidon
30     Lament
31     Discipline
32     VROOOM
33     Sailor's Tale
34     Moonchild
35     The Devil's Triangle
36     Dinosaur
     Thrak
38     Cat Food
39     Fallen Angel
     Starless & Bible Black
41     Cadence And Cascade
42     Pictures Of A City
     Trio
44     Groon
     Matte Kudasai
     Sartori in Tangiers
     Walking On Air
48     FraKctured
49     Heartbeat
     Indiscipline
     Peace/An End
     Providence
53     Heaven and Earth
     Ladies of the Road
     Lark's Tongues in Aspic Pt. III
     People
     Proszak Blues

I think Morow has #2 and #4 covered.

Thanks again for all you do Bruno, exposing the world to all the great music on Morow.!

Thanks Morow for the interview with Gazpacho! I'm a huge fan of this band, and I'm pleased with the info on the upcoming album. Great interview!

Fantastic Bruno!

Listening to "Red" as I post...

hey, Bruno, I'll use this thread to also thank you for the great work....w/ the Crimson and all the new stuff that's been on lately......well done, Morow rules!!