Robert Fripp – Network

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Label:	Polydor – 825 848-1, EG – 825 848-1
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Compilation
Country:	Germany
Released:	1985
Genre:	Electronic, Rock
Style:	Art Rock

Tracklist

A1	North Star Bass Guitar – Tony Levin Drums – Phil Collins Guitar – Robert Fripp Pedal Steel Guitar – Sid McGinniss* Synthesizer – Brian Eno Vocals – Daryl Hall Written By – Fripp/Hall/Walton Written-By – Hall, Walton, Fripp*	3:08
A2(i)	Water Music I Voice [Taped] – J G Bennett* Written By – Fripp/Bennett Written-By – Bennett, Fripp	1:16
A2(ii)	Here Comes The Flood Electronics [Frippertronics] – Robert Fripp Synthesizer – Brian Eno Vocals – Peter Gabriel Written-By – Gabriel*	3:54
B1	God Save The King Bass Guitar – Busta Jones Drums – Paul Duskin Guitar, Electronics [Frippertronics] – Robert Fripp Producer [Re-produced By] – Robert Fripp, Tony Arnold Written-By – Fripp*	6:40
B2	Under Heavy Manners Bass Guitar – Busta Jones Drums – Paul Duskin Guitar, Electronics [Frippertronics], Words By – Robert Fripp Vocals – David Byrne Written-By – Fripp*	4:53

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Island Studios
Record Company – Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
Recorded At – The Hit Factory
Published By – E.G. Music Ltd.
Mixed At – Marcus Recording Studios
Copyright © – Intersong Music Ltd.
Copyright © – Cliofine Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – E.G. Records Ltd.
Manufactured By – PRS Hannover
Copyright © – E.G. Records Ltd.
Printed By – PRS Hannover

Credits

Engineer – Ed Sprigg
Layout [Sleeve] – Rob O'Connor
Mixed By [Re-mixed By] – Brad Davies*, Robert Fripp
Photography By – Debbie Feingold*
Producer – Robert Fripp

Notes

Side one:
Recorded at The Hit Factory in New York. Re-mixed to Sony Digital Stereo System at Marcus Studios, London.

Side two:
The basic tracks for B1, B2 were laid at The Hit Factory, New York in 1979. David Byrne's vocal was added at Island Studios, London. The Frippertronics loop for "Under Heavy Manners" was the first piece performed in concert at The Calgary Planetarium on August 8th 1979; for "God Save The King" the second piece, first house, at Madame Wong's, Los Angeles, July 25th 1979.
"God Save The King" was released in its original form as "The Zero Of The Signified"; solo guitar added at Arny's Shack, Parkstone, England. Both tracks remixed to Sony Digital Stereo System at Marcus Studios, London.

Sleeve layout for Stylo Rouge
Words © EG Music Ltd 1980
This compilation ℗ 1985 EG Records Ltd
© 1985 EG Records Ltd
Network draws together the period 1984 to 1987
Published by EG Music Ltd.
Aus dem Hause Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft mbH
Printed in West Germany

[Label side A]
Published by EG Music Ltd.
℗ This compilation 1985 EG Records Ltd.
© 1. 1978 EG Music Ltd./Intersong Music Ltd.
2. (i) 1978 EG Music Ltd.
2. (ii) 1978 Cliofine Music Ltd.

[Label side B]
Published by EG Music Ltd.
℗ This compilation 1985 EG Records Ltd.
© 1979 EG Music Ltd.

[PRS Hannover no ink stamp on sleeve rear]

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 042282584816
Rights Society: GEMA
Label Code: LC 6907
Matrix / Runout (Side A): 825848-1 S1 320
Matrix / Runout (Side B): 825848-1 S2 320

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Network (Cassette, Compilation)	EG	EGMMC 4	UK	1985
Recently Edited	Network (12", Compilation)	EG	825 848-1	UK	1985
Recently Edited	Network (12", Mini-Album, Compilation, Stereo)	EG	EGMLP 4	UK	1985
Recently Edited	Network (12", Mini-Album, Compilation)	EG	EGMLP 4	US	1985
New Submission	Network (12", Mini-Album, Compilation)	EG	825 848-1	Australasia	1985