Robert Fripp Net Worth

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Date Submitted: 14-Mar-1996
Submitted By: Claas Kazzer (kazzer at rzaix340 dot rz dot uni-leipzig dot de)
Note: In this interview Robert Fripp talks about, among other things, J.G. Bennett, G.I. Gurdjieff, Schoenberg, Frippertronics, God Save the Queen/Under Heavy Manners, Exposure, and many other things. I have broken the whole thing up in chunks, so it's more readable. I've tried to avoid typos & such but still there may be some. However, do enjoy!
Claas
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DISCIPLINE
'REMAIN IN HELL WITHOUT DESPAIR' (Under Heavy Manners.) Some years ago, Robert Fripp's despair was such that he felt he had a choice; either to end his life or to do something to change it. The particular circle of hell in which he found himself he feels was not peculiar to him - rather it expressed an insanity typical of the psychotic organisation of the family in Western society. Instead of 'taking a powder' as he puts it he resolved to undertake a course of teachings after the Gurdjieffian discipline of self-development - one might say self-determination - which has radically affected the course of his life, and music.
Ever an unusual guitarist even in the earliest days of King Crimson, Fripp has developed an increasingly 'oblique' approach in an attempt, often startlingly successful, to find the qualitative 'inside' of music. Such a quality is manifest in his recent contribution to Bowie's 'Scary Monsters' album; his unorthodox solos lurch wildly - yet with perfect precision - from nowhere and then head off into the unexpected. The effect is that of vitalising and expanding the musical context in a continual recreation of surprise, uniting head and heart in an irresistible combination of feeling, thought and expertise.]
It seems appropriate then that Fripp's new venture comprising Tony Levin, Adrian Belew, Bill Bruford and Fripp should be called 'Discipline' - not the creation of subservience by the techniques of dominance but rather as an expression of mutual responsibility on the part of the band and audience for the musical potential available in any event.
Encountering Fripp, these musical qualities are expressed in a gentle mindful, self-assurance, a presence rehearsed in the eloquent acrobatics of discourse and a breadth of knowledge that marks him as a polymath - and not, as the N.M.E. recently implied, a know-all. Physically 'a limber elf' Fripp seemed to devote all his attention to answering and for the most part anticipating our questions - this, despite his assurance that part of hiss concentration was engaged with his left foot.
For Fripp, music is amongst other things a means of engaging perception in a process that goes beyond the act of listening or playing. If he has been described as an eccentric (and he has) then surely we must question a centrism that elevates the performer to an unreal status whilst the audience is lost in the murky night beyond the spot-lights. To combat this tendency he has often dislocated the conventional concept of performance by playing in unlikely venues for little or no remuneration.
In the same spirit of generosity, Fripp gave us seven hours of his time and the three pieces of music for The Recorder. 'Urban Landscapes' he described as 'a bit terrifying .. a bit disturbing' - but personally I find them a serenity reminiscent of some of his work with Eno on 'Evening Star' and 'No Pussyfooting' - perhaps because I was city born.
Fripp however, issues forth from Wimbourne in Dorset, where we interviewed him at the humourously named 'Fripp World H.Q.' Here we were feasted on coffee and halva whilst the gentle facade of Wimbourne Minster smiled on our labours ..
..The transcript begins whilst we were discussing the discipline of the East:
Fripp: I had breakfast with one of the whirling Dervishes in New York nearly two years ago now, a percussionist; .. the first three years of learning to play drums he didn't touch his drum, and the tradition, for example of training Sufi flute players - they play one note at the bass end of the flute for a thousand days - they can think of any notes they want to but they can only play this one, and after that other things can happen. So, the recent music I've been doing has been very much in that spirit.
The idea is that what's needed is the understanding of the East and the knowledge of the West - that's how Gurdjieff put it, that's what he was after - trying to get the synthesis. Then you have different ideas, that the currents move, and the currents that are, at the moment, in the West. But the interesting idea of ethnic music coming over into the rock territory- I mean, twentieth century classical music is rock in genesis - an Afro/American music form; in the same way that the classical period was Austro/Bohemian, Baroque was Italian, Romantic was essentially German, Impressionism was essentially French and Renaissance music was essentially Flemish. So the strong music of the twentieth century is not in fact Schönberg and all the rest of it - which is a hopeless mistake - for the very best reasons (and Schönberg had a remarkable integrity and so on), nevertheless musically it's not as vital as rock and roll, it really isn't; that's why we all go off to see rock concerts and not Schönberg's music. It's also why it's very rarely performed in public, because no-one would go and see it. All the dilemmas, all the major controversies in the past, .. maybe two decades, three decades in so-called classical music is that no-one likes it. So anyway, the twentieth century valid music form is the Afro/American music form, which is jazz, and rock and roll - which in itself is 'ethnic' if you like. I have tapes over there of Ghanaian music, pop music, which went to America and came back and is before and after examples. The Talking Heads record and the new Eno/Byrne record, I think, is important - rather more for the natur