David Bowie / Robert Fripp - Scary Monsters guitar sound

Hello all i just love the guitar sound on the album `Scary Monsters`, the really echoey metallic feel to it, notably on the solo(s) on `Fashion`.
In more recent times Graham Coxon from Blur achieved a similar sound (for example `London Loves` from the album `Parklife`).
Of course I have made guesses to how to get this sound, but does anyone know specifically what equipment / guitars would get that sound?

volume pedal, and into a Marshall amp. Or it might have been a Musicman amp of some sort, as thats what he was using for at least part of the Frippertronics tour in 1979, and would use one on the first `80s King Crimson tour. Fuzzbox might have been an Electro Harmonix Big Muff or a Guild Foxy Lady. Ultimately tho` I don`t think the specific gear matters all that much in Fripp`s case, as he`s gotten similar sounds with different setups over the years. tim gueguen 101867

flanger... I don`t remember the exact settings, but turn the depth and rate knobs all the way down; manual and resonance knobs to taste- they work together to fine tune the sound!

Well, I agree with this one when it comes to the Big Muff. What you have to realize about those recordings is that there was a lot of `Tom Foolery` done after the recordings during production. Bowie was always going for new sounds - a good example is that first song on Scary Monsters that is sung in Japanese - totally dry with those bad high notes.... very daring for somebody in his position at that time - especially for an opening track on a `comeback` record. Yet another peek at his genius...
Back to the guitar parts - the meat and potatoes of it definitely sounds like Big Muff, but, there`s a lot of delay/harmonization/reverb added........