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Nick Bradey
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Nick Bradey Another addition to the Stick Men recorded legacy . Well up to their
usual high standard .
Carsten Pieper
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Carsten Pieper With King Crimson among my all time favorites this is a great addition to my collection. The Stick Men trio (Crimsos Levin and Mastelotto and Touch guitar slinger Markus Reuter) is joined by ex-Crimson violinist David Cross for a handful of concerts in Japan. Very crimsoid, indeed: Soundscapes, KC covers and adaptations (as the overwhelmingly beautiful
Shades Of Starless) and Stick Men's original material that fits in well. Favorite track: Shades Of Starless (2nd set).
Josh Donald
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Josh Donald Stick Men. King Crimson alums. What more can you say? This release is suburb with David Cross doing a rare appearance.

How Tony, Markus and Pat can make three people sound like six is insane. Long live this style of music!!! Favorite track: The Talking Drum (2nd set).
distant planet
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distant planet This is essential for fans of King Crimson or prog rock.
I've never been a fan of stick instruments until hearing this set. At times the stickists sound like Allan Holdsworth or like almighty Fripp himself and of course their sound is often unique too.
The ambience is further enhanced here with the guest presence of David Cross and his violin.
Everything adds up to an album that matches the power, menace and experimentalism of Larks Tongues in Aspic. It's been emotional guys !! Rock on !! Favorite track: Hide The Trees (1st set).
Renata Hernández
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Renata Hernández I love this album! Favorite track: Hide The Trees (1st set).
Dr. Bernie Quiroga, PhD
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Dr. Bernie Quiroga, PhD Markus, Pat and Tony have refreshed the face of prog ever since the Stick Men project was born eight years ago. Always interesting, always pushing boundaries, now they show us that sometimes we need to step back to move forward. Enter the always tasteful violinist from King Crimson, Mr. David Cross, and we have a cross-generational Crimcentric Powerhouse! Carefully composed improvisations, tasteful reinterpretations, genre-defying playing. A winner, and a must have! Favorite track: Industry (1st set).
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Live at Billboard, Tokyo, 10 April 2015

In April of 2015, Stick Men put on four historic concerts in Japan, with special guest, legendary King Crimson violinist David Cross, a project special arranged by Leonardo Pavkovic. The live recording of the 2 Tokyo shows, titled Midori, was released as a double CD in Japan only, and now is available as well via MoonJune in a limited edition of 2500 copies, available only on MoonJune's BandCamp and on Stick Men's 2016 live shows.

This album is NOT available for distribution, it's not available on Amazon, or through any online wholesale outlets, it's not available in stores.

credits

released July 31, 2016

Tony Levin: Stick and Voice
Pat Mastelotto: Acoustic and Electronic Drums and Percussion
Markus Reuter: Touch Guitars® AU8, Soundscaping and Keyboard
David Cross: Violin and Keyboard

F.O.H and Recording Engineer: Robert Frazza

Mixed by Benni Schäfer and Markus Reuter in Berlin, Germany
Mastered by Fabio Trentini

Produced by Markus Reuter for Unsung Productions.

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