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Fact #141811

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Robert Fripp writes in his blog that he has dreamed of working on a new album with David Bowie. This is misinterpreted by some readers as meaning that Fripp has really been invited to play on a new Bowie album.

Full article:

Tony Visconti : Robert Fripp was asked to play on it, he didn't want to do it and then he wrote on his blog that he was asked. And nobody kinda believed him. It was a little flurry for a few days, but everyone said,  "How could that be true? We haven't heard it from anyone else?"
(Source : http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/david-bowies-the-next-day-album-a-track-by-track-preview-20130115)

Robert Fripp blog entry : Rising from traveling adventures, in ‘planes and cars. Dropping off along to way to visit David Bowie, and it gradually appeared that David had some remarkable new ideas in process, not yet public. These he presented indirectly, to allow the penny to drop without prompting. Eno also got involved, and what a flowering of ideas!
Robert Fripp : I wasn't approached … If I was asked to take part in this totally excellent project, who asked? Nothing ever came to me … My association with David and Tony has provided highlights of my life, not only my musical life. I would regret if anything negative, completely invented, were to query the reality.

In the creative world, when someone begins thinking, other people sometimes “hear” what’s going on. My NightWorld, or dreaming-life adventures, often involve those with whom I have been creatively involved. David, Eno, a lot Crimson characters, all contribute to my NightWorld. Who knows, on the subconscious – Unconscious levels, what gets “overheard”?
(Source : http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/jan/18/robert-fripp-david-bowie-album)