The sort of album you may get if Robert Fripp let King Crimson record an album a bit more approachable and melodic (not gonna happen =), not to mention extremely personal and heartfelt at times.  As the current guitarist and vocalist for King Crimson, this album brings a very nice mixture of Jakko's varied past and many influences.  He uses many of his notable musician friends on this album (Mel Collins, Robert Fripp, Tony Levin, Peter Hammill, and my personal favorite, Gavin Harrison on drums).  As good as you'd expect from this group.  4 Yaks.