Hi Jeff,
 JJ> I don't have that one yet, though I used to have an old worn out LP of
 JJ> it that disapeared with a room-mate in college.  Never got to listen to 
it
 JJ> before he skipped out with about $500 worth of LP's and CD's (according 
to
 JJ> the pawn shops I found them at later.)  What a drag.  Included my much
 JJ> beloved 801 LIVE cd with Eno and others on it....  
 JJ> haven't seen it anywhere
 JJ> in years, might be out of print.
 JJ>  
        Man I hear stories like that all the time and I never loose compasion 
to those that it happens too. I know that I would be crushed if I lost all of 
my music collection.
 MM> The Double Trio is very complex but isn't complexity some of
 MM> the appeal of KC?   
 JJ> Yes, and of course you are completely right.  I adore 
 JJ> the double bass/chapman
 JJ> stick but the drums....  In my opinion Bill Bruford is so fantastic that
 JJ> I'd rather just hear him and not deal with two drummers going in and out
 JJ> of synch.  Kind of like how I'd love to be able to take all the 
 JJ> instrumentation apart on a RUSH album and just hear the bass or drums.
I agree sometimes the Double Trio does get too complex.  And I wish sometimes 
that they'd only use Pat or only use Bill. The bass and the chapman I never 
get tired of however.  I"d rather listen to Fripp then Belew too.  However 
beggers can't be choosers and KC is better then no KC.
ttyl,
        .\\ike .\\cCartney
      
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