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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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Slow Music Project Customer Rating: El Rey Theater    Los Angeles, CA    May. 13, 2006 The final show by Bill Rieflin’s Slow Music Project has them emerging from a disconcerting miasma of mains hum. Happily however, static notes gradually mingle and after the dramatic intro,things are anything but
League of Gentlemen Customer Rating: Dooley's    East Lansing, MI, USA    Jul. 08, 1980 It takes the Thrang Thrang Gang a little while to find their feet at Dooleys. A certain degree of unsteadiness affects each player in turn and it’s not really until the third number in to they begin to set things
King Crimson Customer Rating: Shepherds Bush    London, England    Jul. 03, 2000 So here we are at the final date of Crimson’s 2000’s long, hard Euro-slog. Filmed by the Bootleg TV crew and included on the Eyes Wide Open dvd, the band work hard at a show that doesn’t always catch
King Crimson Customer Rating: Stanley Warner Theatre    Pittsburgh, PA    Apr. 29, 1974 A cracking, take-no-prisoners version of The Great Deceiver opens this defining, much bootlegged performance from 1974.
Robert Fripp Customer Rating: Auditorio Nacional    Mexico City, Mexico    Nov. 30, 2004 The last time Robert Fripp had played this venue it had been the final gig by the Double Duo. This particular night found him kicking off the last leg of the G3 tour with Steve Vai and Joe
King Crimson Customer Rating: Millenaris Centre    Budapest, Hungary    Jul. 15, 2003 Whichever way you look at this is a significant show:
Robert Fripp Customer Rating: Diamond Hall    Nagoya, Aichi, Japan    Nov. 27, 2006 Originally this was scheduled to be the first of three ProjeKct Six dates supporting Porcupine Tree in Japan.
King Crimson Customer Rating: Dora Cohen Hall Oxford Poly    Oxford, England    Mar. 10, 1982 The band had been on a short tour that began in the February in the States, and then them into the UK for this gig
Robert Fripp Customer Rating: Apollo    Manchester, United Kingdom    Jun. 24, 2004 Recorded on the eighth night of a 35 date world tour, Fripp was always going to be a controversial addition to the G3 line-up.
Slow Music Project Customer Rating: The Coach House    San Juan Capistrano, CA    May. 12, 2006 Perhaps it's because they're approaching the end of the tour but on this occasion there's very little preamble involved in what is probably the most direct first set so far.

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