The vinyl meeting dedicated to Robert Fripp's anniversary celebrates the musician whose guitar changed the perception of rock as a grand cultural language. Robert Fripp is a figure without whom the conversation about progressive rock quickly loses scale. His music has always been based on curiosity, discipline, and a willingness to test the boundaries of familiar sound. He proved that rock can be intellectual, edgy, complex in form, and emotionally sharp at the same time. In his guitar, one can hear not only impressive parts but also a special logic of thinking: rhythm becomes architecture, pause - tension, repetition - a way to mesmerize the listener and take them out of their comfort zone. The format of vinyl listening helps to return to music without fuss and background mode. The album "Discipline" is important precisely as a cohesive work: it cannot be reduced to a collection of separate tracks or a historical reference. The 1981 recording shows King Crimson in a renewed lineup and in a new sound state - more collected, rhythmically strict, almost mathematical, yet alive. Here, progressive rock meets the nerve of the new wave, and the complex guitar interweavings work like a mechanism, with each turn of the composition requiring attentive listening. Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.