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I started after hearing him. I had heard Terry Riley and Steve Reich do it before him though, but not on the guitar. Hearing him do it on the guitar made me realize it could be done on the guitar. I quite like his work in that area actually. I teach guitar and usually have an average of 45 students. Not one of them over the last 14 years had ever heard of Fripp. Only a couple of them were even aware of King Crimson. Never the less if one of them were to buy any one of the many looping effects available today and start looping they would likely owe it to Fripp whether they realized it or not. Many of the people who invented those effects in the first place did it because of hearing Frippertronics. "The Fripp in the Box", etc. Most people that are looping today started because of hearing Fripp do it, or because of hearing someone looping that had started doing it after they'd heard Fripp do it. I don't think this list would even exist if Fripp and Eno had never recorded that album. So I give him his due. He has had a positive influence on a lot of people musically. Terry --- Goddess <thefates@earthlink.net> wrote: > Hi Terry, I think you got me a bit wrong about the > influence. I began > looping BEFORE I heard Robert, so he wasn't the > reason I started. > > Smiles, > > Cara __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! DSL - Now only $29.95 per month! http://sbc.yahoo.com