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New Release Posted: 17 June 2013 12th & Porter 1st Show    Nashville, TN    May. 21, 2000 Performing two sets in one night, you might think Crimson would conserve their energies in the opening part of the evening but they decide to go for it. “I’m awfully sorry that shouldn’t have happened” says an off-mic Fripp after
Top Download Customer Rating: Armoury    Wilmington, Delaware    Feb. 11, 1972 Since Crimso last played the States they’d not only parted company with Peter Sinfield but had managed to break-up during their first writing/rehearsal session in January.
On This Day 1996 Petofi Csamok    Budapest, Hungary    Jun. 19, 1996 Originally Scheduled to go at 8.15 the start of this open air gig was delayed for over an hour because of bad weather. Ferenc Riesz, who was at the gig, recalls Just before KC appeared on the stage, a beautiful

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King Crimson Customer Rating: Central Park    New York, NY    Jul. 01, 1974 Of this momentous concert John Wetton comments “If I shuffle off this mortal coil tomorrow that gig would be the one for me. That was the one…it was almost tearful, it was so emotional.”
League of Gentlemen No ratings available Bataclan    Paris, France    May. 14, 1980 “Feel free to jump around as you see fit” says Barry Andrews after the opening number of the LoG’s 15th show. Posterity does not record with the young Parisians gathered in the Bataclan took his advice or not, but the
King Crimson Customer Rating: Marquee    London, England    Jul. 06, 1969 Clearly it wasn’t just their musical reputations that had been enhanced by appearing at Hyde Park the previous day as Ian McDonald notes in his dairy:
King Crimson Customer Rating: Hyde Park    London, England    Jul. 05, 1969 A gig that is not only an iconic moment of the sixties but one that announced Crimson’s presence on the international stage.
King Crimson No ratings available The Warfield Theater    San Francisco, California    Nov. 14, 2001 "One of the main reasons we subject you so often to our presence is so we can try out is so we can try out new train wrecks on you, I mean new material" Belew wise-cracks prior to the start
King Crimson No ratings available Universal Ampitheater    Los Angeles, California    Nov. 15, 2001 Despite suffering from a slightly shaky start, The ConstruKction Of Light gets this show in Los Angeles off to a flying start although you can tell from the incredulous whoops from the band that they’ve only just made
King Crimson No ratings available Web Theater    Phoenix, Arizona    Nov. 16, 2001 Phoenix marks the start of an interesting albeit short experiment for the Crimson setlist. Immediately after a pensive Dangerous Curves the band hurtle into a piece that utlitised the biting chords of LTIA pt1 - the first time in over
King Crimson No ratings available House of Blues    Las Vegas, Nevada    Nov. 17, 2001 Sadly this concert appears missing the opening couple of numbers and indeed the opening bars of TCOL. That means there's no official record of Larks 1 Level 5 mini-epic at this
King Crimson No ratings available Paramount Theater    Denver, Colorado    Nov. 19, 2001 Sometimes things don't go quite according to plan. This concert, which is missing Dangerous Curves / Larks1/Level5 mini-epic/TCOL, as well as most of Frying Pan, was also notable for a woman who insisted on dancing throughout the opening parts of
King Crimson Customer Rating: Grand Ballroom @ River Center    Minneapolis, Minnesota    Nov. 21, 2001 If the previous show captured Crimson a little unsettled and ungainly, then the next port of call has the band taking things in their stride with an altogether more persuasive

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