*** Quoting Mike McCartney from a message to Scott Rhodes ***
MM>         Well I got both Discipline and Thrack and to be completely 
MM> honest I found Thrack to be great and Discipline to be so so.  
MM> However I've listened to Thrack alot more then Discipline so we'll 
MM> see how my opinion changes.
Jumping in here a bit late I realize but thought I'd add my two cents 
worth....
I am a huge fan of the 80's on KC, not really into the early stuff.  
Discipline is one of my all time favorite albums and only grows so over time. 
 it's one of those rare recordings that the more you listen to it the more 
you get into it's groove instead of tiring of it, at least for me.  I think 
it offeres the BEST mix of Fripp's methodical precision and Belew's perverted 
pop without going over the top on either side.  Thrak and the post Thrak 
works are great but a little complex for an easy listen and as of yet I like 
them but don't really LOVE them, especially ThrakAttak....  I mean, what's 
the point?  Heavy metal ambient?  I dunno, it's all in your taste I suppose.  
I think that MAYBE, just maybe, the double trio is a bit too complex for my 
ears, but then I thought the same of Discipline when I initially got it.
The Normalizer, B.A.N./King Rat #43
Airheads Beemer Club #1983, BMW-MOA #75866, "The Filthy Whore" - '71 BMW 
75/5
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