Gannin Arnold, Simon Phillips and Jeff Berlin "Stratus" Live at Durty Nellie's - April 13th 2010

[@kevnote]

and then that staccato strumming returns @ around 6:05 to close the proceedings. almost. The "Trons" get the last word @6:41 until the finish line is reached- Thanks again, Robert!

[@Jpeterson7]

I was there! Saw Alan Holdsworth's band at the same place and bought him a gin and tonic before he went on.

[@bizthin]

Diggin' Simon Phillips! Berlin tough to hear in this clip, but he's a badass! Guitar player has some moments.

[@jasondotson]

Damn, I shoulda been there. :(

[@kevnote]

around 3:35, Gannin begins morphing his solo into KCFripp "A Sailor's Tale" motif, as in the section w' the short/slapback delay, Fripp's original rendering of the concept- from 2:42 until 4:32, when the Mellies "heroically" take over again. Really ramps up in a very similar way @3:35... Not like I'VE ever borrowed anything from Mr. Fripp ( if/when I've been able to decypher AND then play it.) or any of our many other gifted guitar heroes! What a fine piece of work the King Crimson catalogue is!

[@OpenComments]

How could someone flunk a religion? How many times a week does the Church of Scientology or one of their affiliates contact you for money? If communication is the universal solvent, then why should it be limited or reduced to exclude anyone? If Scientologists are at cause over MEST, why are they affected negatively by an SP? If Scientology is all about communication, why is there hardly any meaningful communication with critics?