Space Groove

Space Groove
Studio album by
ProjeKct Two
ReleasedApril 7th, 1998
RecordedNovember 19–21, 1997
StudioStudio Belewbeloible, Nashville, Tennessee, United States
GenreExperimental rock, free improvisation, electronica
Length90:28
LabelDiscipline Global Mobile
ProducerProjeKct Two
ProjeKct Two chronology
Space Groove
(1998) 		Live Groove
(1999)
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AllMusic[1]

Space Groove is the first and only studio album recorded by ProjeKct Two, a King Crimson experimental spin-off group. The album comprises improvised music recorded at Adrian Belew's Studio Belewbeloible, Nashville from November 19 to 21, 1997.[2]

Track listing

All music by Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn and Adrian Belew

Volume One: Space Groove
No.TitleLength
1."Space Groove II"19:03
2."Space Groove III"2:40
3."Space Groove I"17:13
Total length:38:56
Volume Two: Vector Patrol
No.TitleLength
1."The Planet Zarg Quartet
  • "1. Happy Hour on Planet Zarg"
  • "2. Is There Life on Zarg?"
  • "3. Low Life in Sector Q-3"
  • "4. Sector Shift"
  • "5. Laura in Space"
  • "6. Sector Drift"
  • "7. Sector Patrol""
17:30
  • 4:56
  • 2:25
  • 1:32
  • 0:45
  • 3:17
  • 0:54
  • 3:41
    • 2."Lost in Space
  • "1. In Space There Is No North, in Space There Is No South, in Space There Is No East, in Space There Is No West"
  • "2. Vector Patrol"
  • "3. Deserts of Arcadia (North)"
  • "4. Deserts of Arcadia (South)"
  • "5. Snake Drummers of Sector Q-3"
  • "6. Escape from Sagittarius A""
    		• 30:59
  • 2:52
  • 3:41
  • 8:57
  • 4:10
  • 0:26
  • 10:53
    • 3."Return to Station B"3:03
    Total length:51:32

    Personnel

    ProjeKct Two
    Production personnel
    • Ken Latchney – recording engineer
    • John Sinks – assistant engineer
    • Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp & Trey Gunn – mixing
    • David Singleton & Robert Fripp – editing
    • John Miller – cover art
    • Hugh O'Donnell – design

    References

    1. ^ Byrkit, Becky. "Space Groove – Projekct Two". AllMusic.com. Retrieved November 24, 2017.
    2. ^ "Discogs entry". Discogs. Retrieved November 14, 2017.
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