Big Splash is produced by Brand's production company, What Larks!

They called themselves the Ravens, and so initiated the trend for vocal groups to name themselves after birds-groups who later followed included The Orioles, The Crows, The Larks, The Robins and The Penguins.

Cars equipped with the package were called " Super Larks.

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( David Cross, Robert Fripp, John Wetton, Bill Bruford, Jamie Muir ) – 13: 36

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) – 7: 07

# " Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part III )" – 6: 05

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part IV )" ( Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto )-12: 51

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part III )" – 5: 05

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) – 7: 54

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) 7: 27

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( Bruford, Cross, Fripp, Muir, Wetton ) 6: 53

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) 6: 37

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) 7: 51

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) – 7: 31

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) – 7: 03

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) 6: 55

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) – 6: 43

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( Bill Bruford, David Cross, Robert Fripp, Jamie Muir, John Wetton ) 8: 58

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part IV )" ( Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto ) 10: 30

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( Bill Bruford, David Cross, Robert Fripp, Jamie Muir, John Wetton ) 8: 22

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp ) 8: 37

#" Coda from Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" – 2: 09

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp )-7: 50

#" Larks ' Tongues In Aspic ( Part IV )" ( Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto ) – 10: 32

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( Bill Bruford, David Cross, Fripp, Jamie Muir, John Wetton )-5: 59

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part I )" ( Bill Bruford, David Cross, Fripp, Jamie Muir, John Wetton )-10: 53

#" Larks ' Tongues in Aspic ( Part II )" ( Fripp )-7: 09

In keeping with the comic's irreverent and deliberately non-conformist style, The Duke of Edinburgh was once portrayed as a culturally insensitive, dim-witted xenophobe in a one-off strip " HRH The Duke of Edinburgh and his Jocular Larks " which centred on the Duke making outrageously ill-informed comments to a young Chinese victim of a residential housing block collapse.

When not breeding they form large flocks of over 1000 individuals which are sometimes known to include Snow Buntings ( P. nivalis ), Lapland Longspurs ( C. lapponicus ), and Horned Larks ( E. alpestris ), as well as other rosy-finch species.

The arena, which seated 4, 416, was the home of the short-lived Jersey Larks of the Eastern Hockey League in 1960-61 and hosted occasional home games of the NBA Philadelphia Warriors.

He was invited to open subsequent gigs for the band, and then began performing as a support act in pubs and clubs, for the next three years, and at events such as the Larks in the Park music festival at Sefton Park ( 1982 ).

The team was founded as the Denver Larks in 1967 as a charter franchise of the American Basketball Association ( ABA ) but changed its name to Rockets, because has made famous in the movie BASEKETball, they due not allow Larks in Denver.

The Trindle group was severely undercapitalized, leading Mikan to order the Larks to post a $ 100, 000 performance bond or lose the franchise.

Legio quinta Alaudae ( Fifth Larks Legion ) sometimes known as Gallica, was levied by Julius Caesar in 52 BC from native Gauls.

His controversial film Larks on a String was filmed in 1969, but was initially banned by the government.

Georgiy Starostin was also favourable, calling the album a " nearly perfect collection of experimental superprofessional jamming " and remarked the album saying that " one might even argue that not until Larks ' Tongues In Aspic did Fripp find the stable formula for the band that would finally set it in a definite and unique niche of its own ".

In 1968, his book, An Exaltation of Larks, was first published, and has been in print and revised several times since then, including a 1993 Penguin books edition.

Dubbed the Economiler, it was marketed for use as a taxicab, again featuring a roomier back seat area than the regular Larks.

Although the styling was modified, engineering enhancements were the big news for 1961, as the Larks received a performance boost.

Studebaker advertised as " the compact with Performability ," and this was abetted by the addition of the V8 from the Hawk family sports car as an option, although this was mainly for Larks intended for police pursuit packages.

In mid-1963, Studebaker introduced the Standard series, a totally stripped line of Larks in the vein of the 1957-58 Scotsman, was introduced, bumping the Regal up a notch in the model hierarchy.

Early promotional materials referred to the Challenger and Commander as Larks, but aside from Lark emblems on the roof sail panels on Challengers, there was no Lark identification on the cars, as Studebaker replaced the Lark emblems elsewhere on the car with the company's " circle-S " logo.