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All tracks are written by Andy Summers and Robert Fripp

I Advance Masked
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Studio album by
Released1982 (1982)
RecordedSeptember 1981 and May 1982
StudioArny's Shack, Parkstone, Dorset; Island Studios, London
Genre Avant-garde, ambient
Length38:43
Label A&M
Producer Robert Fripp, Andy Summers
Andy Summers and Robert Fripp chronology
I Advance Masked
(1982)
Bewitched
(1984)
Robert Fripp chronology
Let the Power Fall: An Album of Frippertronics
(1981)
I Advance Masked
(1982)
Network
(1985)
Side one
No.TitleLength
1."I Advance Masked"5:14
2."Under Bridges of Silence"1:41
3."China – Yellow Leader"7:09
4."In the Cloud Forest"2:30
5."New Marimba"3:38
6."Girl on a Swing"2:03
Side two
No.TitleLength
7."Hardy Country"3:00
8."The Truth of Skies"2:07
9."Painting and Dance"3:24
10."Still Point"3:08
11."Lakeland/Aquarelle"1:43
12."Seven on Seven"1:38
13."Stultified"1:25

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