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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 Symphony Hall    Phoenix, AZ    Oct. 23, 1995 “Warmed up? Ready to go? Well alright!” says Belew to the crowd at Symphony Hall. Belew’s triggered voice on Neurotica contains both first and second verses running simultaneously after the band come out of
King Crimson Customer Rating: House Of Blues    Los Angeles, CA    Oct. 22, 1995 “Boy I miss this!” says Belew, clearly delighted to be playing in the more intimate surroundings of the House Of Blues. Perhaps energised by the sheer proximity of the audience, Crimson truly hit the ground running in this stomper of
King Crimson No ratings available Marin Civic Auditorium    San Rafael, CA    Oct. 21, 1995 An interestingly textured improv kicks open the second night of the tour. Like some demented waltz, Fripp’s strings pan from one extreme to another in the stereo picture whilst Levin’s upright bass growls and prowls around Belew’s sustained notes and
King Crimson Customer Rating: Zellerbach Auditorium    Berkeley, CA    Oct. 20, 1995 “Me and the guys were just talking” says Belew after a blistering rendition of Indiscipline and taking bows before commencing a sequence of encores. “We’ve been in Japan for the last three weeks, a beautiful country, we love it
King Crimson No ratings available Commodore Ballroom    Vancouver, Canada    Dec. 01, 1981 This rather murky audience recording captures Crimson on the last night of their North American tour. Thanks for Mister Stormy’s ministrations a picture of a highly charged band emerges, whose power moves far beyond its humble sonic
King Crimson No ratings available Queen Elizabeth Theatre    Vancouver, Canada    May. 30, 1984 “Welcome to the start of the King Crimson 1984 tour of America I hope you know some of these songs and note the discrepancies and applaud our bravery afterwards” says
King Crimson Customer Rating: Mr Stormys Monday Selection Vol.5    Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom    Dec. 23, 2012 With solar powered torch in hand, and flat cap upon his head, it's time once again for good old Mr Stormy to give up his newly discovered treasures. Now in it's fifth
Robert Fripp No ratings available Royal Albert Hall    London, United Kingdom    Jun. 29, 2004 The final date of the UK leg of the G3 tour. Punter TimJ thought that Fripp’s solo spot opening the evening was “Just a load of washy synth sounds. I was at least expecting something that sounded vaguely like a
Robert Fripp No ratings available Royal Concert Hall    Nottingham, United Kingdom    Jun. 28, 2004 A wonderful set that’s on a par with the Birmingham gig in terms of the sense of sustained reverie Fripp generates across the entire half an hour. It’s interesting also that there’s more voices of support for Fripp’s set here
Robert Fripp No ratings available NIA Academy    Birmingham, United Kingdom    Jun. 26, 2004 If you only want to buy one show out of this bundle of gigs then you could do a lot worse than your lugs around this gorgeous, radiant set from

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