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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 2000 Piazza Cima    Conegliano Veneto, Italy    Jun. 20, 2000 Heading in from Austria, the band arrived at Piazza Di Ma Di Conegliano, Treviso for a day or so of R&R before playing this open air gig attended (for a while any way) by some of the local

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King Crimson No ratings available The Pageant    St Louis, Missouri    Nov. 25, 2001 Showing no ill-effects from having lost his voice the previous night in Chicago, Adrian ploughs into Frying Pan with his usual vim and vocal vigour although songs requiring his singing are kept down to a minimum; TCOL and Elephant
King Crimson No ratings available The Murat Egyptian Room    Indianapolis, Indiana    Nov. 26, 2001 Beginning with a truncated Frying Pan, the Crims are in good form in Indianapolis. Vrooom sounds a touch more steady than the previous evening with a little baton-passing between Fripp and Belew although during the Coda Fripp's feet appear to
King Crimson Customer Rating: The Madrid Theater    Kansas City, Missouri    Nov. 28, 2001 Here’s KC in KC! The Madrid Theatre is noted for reputedly having received the patronage of notorious gangster, Al Capone. With bullet-holes peppering the walls below stage, King Crimson are no strangers to a different kind of firepower and the
King Crimson No ratings available Promowest Pavillion    Columbus, Ohio    Nov. 29, 2001 On this tour Crimson were sharing the stage with ex-Led Zep and fellow DGM recording artist, John Paul Jones. Naturally enough there were lots of folks there who’d never come across KC
King Crimson No ratings available Lakewood Civic Auditorium    Lakewood, Ohio    Nov. 30, 2001 With Dangerous Curves and Frying Pan back as the inseparable and, it must be said, unstoppable show-openers out of the way, Belew reflects a moment on George Harrison who had died the previous
King Crimson No ratings available Royal Oak Music Theater    Royal Oak, Michigan    Dec. 01, 2001 An undeniably powerful concert where Crimson’s mettle was shone off to great effect. Often gigs are a series of parries and thrusts, where ground is slowly gained. Here, the band just charge ahead, unstoppable and assured without coming across as
King Crimson No ratings available C.f.A. Uni. Of Buffalo    Buffalo, New York    Dec. 04, 2001 “No smoking, no video-taping, no photography, and no fun whatsoever” cracks Belew after a fun-packed double-whammy intro consisting of Curves and an almost laid-back Frying Pan. It’s a solid gig with more than a few twists and turns along the
King Crimson Customer Rating: Massey Hall    Toronto, Ontario, Canada    Dec. 05, 2001 Massey Hall has been the scene of some remarkable Crimson gigs in the past and this one is no exception. The setlist by now is akin to a precision-made scalpel capable of the most delicate and exacting incisions whilst also
King Crimson No ratings available Place de Arts    Montreal, Quebec, Canada    Dec. 06, 2001 As Crimson start getting near the end-run of this tour there’s a tangible power that keeps building from venue to venue and this gig is no exception. However, a change in the set running order produces some glitches to the
King Crimson Customer Rating: Orpheum Theater    Boston, Massachusetts    Dec. 08, 2001 Another venue with a long association with Crim-history, and another ridiculously powerful gig. “Good evening and welcome to another hour and a half of risky listening. I’ll be your host this

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