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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 2003 Teatro Smeraldo    Milan, Italy    Jun. 20, 2003 A capacity crowd turned out for the Crims in Milan and though Fripp performed a soundscape prior to the main show his efforts were largely ignored by the majority of

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King Crimson No ratings available City Hall    Sheffield, England    May. 29, 1971 Sourced from a venerable audience recording, it’s just possible to make out that Crimso are turning in a varied performance despite the gnarly sonics. Mel Collins’ sax work on Pictures and Sailors Tale continues to
King Crimson Customer Rating: Town Hall    Birmingham, England    May. 22, 1971 For an opening number, Pictures Of A City is performed in a remarkably relaxed fashion. Indeed there are moments where the band de-construct the piece almost to the point of
King Crimson Customer Rating: The Guild Hall    Plymouth, England    May. 11, 1971 Seventeen months after KC last played the UK, Boz, Mel, Ian and Robert took to the stage of Plymouth’s Guildhall.
King Crimson No ratings available City Hall    Sheffield, England    Oct. 19, 1971 This very clear and extremely listenable audience recording has the band in fine form in Sheffield. Cirkus has a somewhat eerie beginning with Wallace hissing out the title of the piece over Sinfield’s VCS3-generated
King Crimson No ratings available Massey Hall    Toronto, Ontario, Canada    Nov. 11, 1971 An often fuzzy and at times indistinct audience recording captures Crimson as it embarks on the second date of its North American campaign and what would prove to be Peter Sinfield’s last tour with the
King Crimson Customer Rating: Academy Of Music    New York, NY    Nov. 24, 1971 “Ladies and gentlemen you see before you a phenomenon which is interesting if not rare; it’s a mellotron which has just broken down.” Eight gigs into the North American tour and Fripp’s mellotron has given up the ghost forcing
King Crimson Customer Rating: Marquee    London, England    Aug. 10, 1971 Arguably the greatest find in Mister Stormy’s trawl through the Crimson archives: uncovering a previously unheard set on the second night at the band’s stint at The Marquee. Having only had the fairly grim-sounding bootleg to go on, it’s wonderful
King Crimson Customer Rating: Central Park    New York, NY    Jul. 01, 1974 Of this momentous concert John Wetton comments “If I shuffle off this mortal coil tomorrow that gig would be the one for me. That was the one…it was almost tearful, it was so emotional.”
King Crimson Customer Rating: Marquee    London, England    Jul. 06, 1969 Clearly it wasn’t just their musical reputations that had been enhanced by appearing at Hyde Park the previous day as Ian McDonald notes in his dairy:
King Crimson Customer Rating: Hyde Park    London, England    Jul. 05, 1969 A gig that is not only an iconic moment of the sixties but one that announced Crimson’s presence on the international stage.

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