King Crimson’s Robert Fripp and Tool’s Adam Jones Discuss Continuing Collaboration

by | Feb 4, 2010

According to Robert Fripp’s (King Crimson) website, he has been in discussion with Tool guitarist Adam Jones about completing work on a project that was started over 5 years ago. Fripp commented:

“A fabbo lunch with Adam covering a wide range of common interests & experiencing, among which: the possibilities of continuing our album, begun in Los Angeles some 5-6 years ago; and go out speaking together.”

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