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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.

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King Crimson No ratings available Rosemont Theatre    Chicago, IL    Nov. 29, 1995 The final night of the American tour and a truly tired Crimson turned in a surprisingly sprightly performance. ET’s very own Dan Kirkdorffer (and future DGM webmaster) was there and shared his
King Crimson No ratings available State Theatre    Detroit, MI    Nov. 28, 1995 Like many others seeing this tour, ET eye-witness Nick Bratton, was especially impressed by Bill and Pat’s work. “The opening tom duet by Bruford and Mastelotto was impressive. They were staring straight into each other's eyes, and I could
King Crimson No ratings available Palace Theatre    Columbus, OH    Nov. 27, 1995 ET eye-witness Richard Karma thought “The Palace Theatre is a beautiful venue with great acoustics; ideally suited for Crimso...When Red was finished, my friend Greg turned to me and said "That was absolutely the best - it couldn't get any
King Crimson No ratings available Longacre Theatre    New York, NY     Nov. 25, 1995 These days we’re so used to the presence of Trey Gunn and Pat Mastelotto in the KC fittings and fixtures but back in 1995 they were still something of an unknown quantity for some folks attending KC gigs back then,
King Crimson No ratings available Longacre Theatre    New York, NY     Nov. 24, 1995 There are moments in a King Crimson concert where the musical worlds are so much in contrast to each other that it’s hard to imagine that it really is the same
King Crimson No ratings available Longacre Theatre    New York, NY     Nov. 22, 1995 “Thanks for coming out on this great Thanksgiving night. Are you psyched or what?” enquires Belew after a bulldozer version of Red. One member of the audience for this third night at the Longacre, ET eyewitness, CV, certainly
King Crimson No ratings available Longacre Theatre    New York, NY     Nov. 21, 1995 Over on ET, eye-witness Emory noted “I attended the Tuesday night gig, first row mezzanine. Although I found the town hall gigs slightly fresher, some of the stuff done that evening was more
King Crimson No ratings available Longacre Theatre    New York, NY     Nov. 20, 1995 The first in a five night run in New York, and not surprisingly the Crim machine is pretty slick and well-oiled by now after an extensive North American tour. Opening with Belew’s solo rendition of The Beatles’ Free As A
King Crimson No ratings available Palace Theatre    New Haven, CT    Nov. 18, 1995 A different day and a different dynamic! Once again the set list has been tweaked a little and puts B’Boom in prime position as quite a curtain raiser, and a strong, bustling improvisation not too long after in
King Crimson No ratings available Paramount Theatre    Springfield, MA    Nov. 17, 1995 After seeing the Double Trio perform in Springfield, eye-witness Art Cohen summed up this incarnation in the following way on ET. “This could easily be the best version of King Crimson

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