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New Release Posted: 13 May 2013 7 April 1982    London, London, United Kingdom    Apr. 07, 1982 A wonderfully up-close-and-in-room earful of Levin and Bruford conjuring up a kind of space-jazz that would make up the spine of Requiem during the recording of Beat.
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 1979 D.G.G. Offices    Munich, Germany    May. 22, 1979 The next date in the Frippertronics tour calender had the small mobile intelligent unit scheduled to appear at the German offices of the record company. Whereas reels from other appearances are usually carefully annotated, without anything to go on other

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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
King Crimson Customer Rating: Tower Theater    Philadelphia, Pennsylvania    Dec. 11, 2001 Subscribing to the old maxim that ‘the show must go on’ Belew trod the boards at Philadelphia with a sore tooth. Eye-witness Tim Foster shared this exchange with the readers of
King Crimson No ratings available Lisner Auditorium    Washington D.C.    Dec. 12, 2001 If Belew was still feeling sore from his tooth problems of the previous evening then you’d never know it from this sprightly performance. Interesting to note how once again Level Five is bumped up near the top of the setlist
King Crimson No ratings available Beacon Theater    New York, New York    Dec. 13, 2001 “Man, I can just smell the testosterone in this room. At least I think that’s what I can smell” wisecracks Belew when the band arrive in New York for the penultimate gig of the
King Crimson No ratings available Barrymore Theater    Madison, Wisconsin    Nov. 23, 2001 One of the delights of Dangerous Curves is the way Mastelotto constantly seasons the percussion with sampled voices. If you listen carefully you can hear Fripp's stage announcement at Denver about the dancing lady swirling in the
King Crimson Customer Rating: Convention Center    Quebec City, Quebec, Canada    Jun. 25, 1974 The fifteenth gig in almost as many nights, even though it’s an incomplete concert we hear, Crimson certainly hit the ground running after arriving in Quebec City. Opening the show with Schizoid Man is certainly a way of grabbing the

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