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 Secondary Percussion Parts? August 27, 2008
Written by GrassySound
I was very happy to see a show from the latest tour so quickly offered on DGMLive! Having immediately purchased it, I eagerly sat down to give it a detailed listen. I enjoyed hearing the remarkable T-Lev back in Crimson, and playing music he hadn’t originally been a part of. My main disappointment was with the dual percussion. I was rather surprised to hear what sounded like synchronized drumming in many areas, or drummers taking turns on rhythms, rather than creating secondary drum parts. The Double Trio featured, almost exclusively, a backbeat, and a second percussion part, as did the Muir/Bruford era. Hearing the Pat/Gavin percussive duo left me rather disappointed. Both are talented men, and I’m sure both could’ve expanded their drumming roles in this unique lineup of Crimson.
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8/7/08 show Tue., Nov 18, 2008
Posted by: BRENTLEATHERMAN
I was at this show and thought it to be an excellent performance.While Bruford is my favorite drummer I found the interplay of these 2 drummers to mesh better than the 2 drummer sets of the Read more
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hoping somewhat new... Fri., Nov 14, 2008
Posted by: eorozco
Being a Crim fan over the years, even attending some live shows from the double trio, I had great expectations from this "new" line-up live performance .... however, I have to say that I still don´t like it Read more
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Essential Thu., Oct 30, 2008
Posted by: JohnSmallwood
This a superb recording of interesting new renderings from the Crimson portfolio. Essential for any serious Crimson collection, and highly recommended. Many thanks to the team for making it available for Read more
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Classic KC! Thu., Oct 30, 2008
Posted by: budburner
This was one great concert! I sat in the stage right balcony and did not move from my seat once other than to stand and applaud for fear of breaking the Read more
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Philosophy VS MarketPlace Sun., Oct 26, 2008
Posted by: castillogg
Well, I’m had 30 years to be a hard bone KCrimson fan, in fact time, I’m think what Mr. Fripp thought more in the merchandises of your band neither the Read more
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This is a drug! Mon., Sep 22, 2008
Posted by: whippetx
I have listened to this many times and it gets better. I was at the Phila. show and was impressed with the play list but the drums covered out Read more
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Not up to par Wed., Sep 10, 2008
Posted by: electivemute
I love almost every recording of King Crimson and I have been a good customer on here for sure. But I have to tell you that this is not the best king crimson I’ve Read more
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A nice welcome back Sun., Sep 7, 2008
Posted by: acampo
’greatest hits’ tour. Can’t wait for new material and improvs from this version of the bands.
Great sound as usual. No real barn-burner renditions to these old ears. Hoping they tour the NW this Read more
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My First Evening With KC Wed., Sep 3, 2008
Posted by: Geogaddi
I’m absolutely delighted that I was fortunate enough to see King Crimson for the first time on the 6th and 7th at Park West. I just discovered KC about a year and a half ago (I’m 19 now), Read more
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