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The Noise: Live in Fréjus (1982) (V)
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great video of a great live band moreCast
(Credited cast) | Adrian Belew | ... | Himself - Guitar / Lead vocals / Percussion |
| Bill Bruford | ... | Himself - Drums / Percussion |
| Robert Fripp | ... | Himself - Guitar |
| Tony Levin | ... | Himself - Bass / Stick / Backing vocals |
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Crim is meant to be seen live. I really mean that. The music that in the studio sometimes sounds sterile *really* comes to life on the stage. Robert Fripp, who often looks stiff in pictures, actually has a hell of a lot of fun playing some of the most impossible guitar parts in the world. Bruford, Levin, and Belew are just great, too. If you're a Crim fan, it's a must see.