Label:
Catalog#:
EGLP 101
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
1979
Genre:
Electronic,
Rock
Style:
Alternative Rock,
Experimental,
Ambient
Notes
A1, A3, A7, B2, B3, B8, B9 written by Fripp
A2 written by Fripp / Hall
A4, A5, A6, A8 written by Fripp / Hammill / Walton
B1 written by Fripp / Gabriel
B4 written by Fripp / Walton
B5 written by Bennett
B6 written by Fripp / Bennett
B7 written by Gabriel
Recorded mainly and mixed entirely at The Hit Factory, New York
between January 1978 and January 1979
Engineer: Ed Sprigg
Assistant engineers: Jon Smith, Michael Ruffo, David Prentice
Track for Exposure / Here Comes The Flood recorded at Relight Studios, November 1977
Engineer: Steve Short
Track for Water Music II recorded at The House Of Music, New Jersey, July 1977
Engineer: Jim Bonneford
Chris Stein: Design & Photography
Steve Sprouse: Colorist
Amos Poe: VTR Images
Mary Lou Green: Hair
Cream: Typography
"Exposure" is a trip into the 'out of the ordinary' Rock, the Ambiental and the Experimental. It's amazing how the mood changes from track to track - some are emotional, like "North Star", and others have a more smooth-Jazzy touch with trippy synth timbres (like in "Chicago"); or even with a climax that reminds us a little of 4AD label (which seems to be the case of "NY3").
On the other side, "I May Not Have Had Enough Of Me But I've Had Enough Of You" is a combination of experimental with monotone frequencies. "Water Music II" is also clearly introspective, but more melodic, with very nice pianos and lines of synthesizers.
If you have the chance to listen to this one - or any other one made by the Master Fripp - I'm sure you're gonna be amazed.