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God Save the Queen/Under Heavy Manners is the second solo album by Robert Fripp, released on Polydor Records in 1980 (US catalogue no. PD-1-6266). The album largely consists of Frippertronics, with much of the work being performed by improvisation.
Track 4 on God Save the Queen / Under Heavy Manners. Featuring. David Byrne. Producer. Robert Fripp. The song title “Under Heavy Manners” comes from Jamaican patois, referring to a...
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- Nomyth 4.0: from Discreet Music to Discotronics to Discipline.
- Original Elpee Version
- The Players
- The Pictures
- The Plastic
So much for the middle of the road. Robert Fripp took a calculated left turn with God Save the Queen/Under Heavy Manners, dividing his second album into two halves, one half featuring Frippertronics (God Save the Queen) and the other half featuring Frippertronics with a rock rhythm section, dubbed discotronics. David Byrne (credited here as Absalm ...
A1. Red Two Scorer (6:54) A2. God Save the Queen (9:50) A3. 1983 (13:20) B1. Under Heavy Manners (5:14) B2. The Zero of the Signified (12:38) All songs written by Robert Fripp.
Robert Fripp (guitar, tapes) with Paul Duskin (drums), Absalm el Habib (David Byrne) (vocals on B1), Buster Jones (bass). Produced by Robert Fripp; engineered by Ed Sprigg.
Cover photo by Chris Stein. Sleeve concept by Fripp/Stein. Hair by the famous Mary Lou Green. Inner liner photo by Ron Cohen.
Released on elpee and cassette in March 1980* in the UK (EG, EGLP-105), the US (Polydor, PD/CT-1-6266), Australia (Polydor, 3211 005), France (Polydor, 2302 098) and Japan (Polydor, MPF 1298) with lyrics innersleeve. (*First appeared in 3/16/80 issue of NME.)
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Comme le suggère à la fois pochette et titre, "Under Heavy Manners/God Save the King" se présente comme une entité bicéphale ou l'association de deux albums aux esthétiques radicalement opposées.
