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 Soundboard Recordings, Please March 14, 2006
Written by nasmformyzombie
1973-74 Crimson recorded many (if not most) of its gigs via soundboard. Given the fact that there are dozens of unreleased gigs recorded in this manner---and that demand for product from this incarnation of the band is still high---why release a bootleg? Oh, I understand the historical significance of the last gig in Central Park in 1974 (poor quality audience tape released by the KC Club), but why release this gig? 1973-74 Crimson is one of my favorite groups of all time, but I for one refuse to indulge in this nonsense. I will not plunk down my hard earned cash for this. Robert, give us the REAL thing, please.
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Possible future direction for someone else... Tue., Apr 3, 2012
Posted by: hardhead
I understand the choice to NOT use this piece. It wouldn’t have fit with the general direction the rest of the recording took but it does point in an interesting jazz direction, at least for the overall Read more
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Hooray Mon., Apr 2, 2012
Posted by: microbunny
Great to hear more Marc Charig with Crimson! For the curious...align it with the last verse...it’s beautiful !
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charig cornet Mon., Apr 2, 2012
Posted by: crimson_king22
for some reason, i can’t recognize Starless on this one. With just the bass accompaniment, it’s hard to make out the song. I’ll have to listen to the original Starless to figure this one Read more
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July 1, 1974 Fri., Mar 16, 2012
Posted by: joeyaces
I was at this show-- a long day on the line waiting to get in! It was a great show, (I, too have a tape of his one) but I always thought that the show on May 1 at the Read more
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Recollection Thu., Mar 15, 2012
Posted by: JohnnyWetton
In my diary entry for the night of 1st July 1974, I assess the evening with ’best Crimso gig ever’. High praise for a show which nearly didn’t happen at all, and an out-of-doors one in a notoriously difficult city Read more
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New York, NY July 01, 1974
Posted by: dennymc
What John Wetton and Robert Fripp totally ring true. But what the audience felt is also part of the experience that summer night in NYC. I was there, and I will never forget Read more
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The Greater Accumulator Sat., Mar 3, 2012
Posted by: Carnamagos
I have often said that I would buy every show of this Crimson’s Summer 1974 U.S. tour if they were all made available, and I still mean it. DGM is trying to oblige, which I appreciate Read more
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A Unique Occasion Sat., Feb 25, 2012
Posted by: simkin_eden
So here I am nearly 40 years later reviewing a gig for a group of musicians some of which are still working, and I am still listening to (with probably even more enthusiam than Read more
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Asbury Park, New Jersey June 28, 1974
Posted by: JeremyBender
The Asbury Park improv is my favorite piece of Crimusic. I’ve followed the remixing path from the original USA release > the Essential King Crimson box set > the reissue of Read more
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I Was There! Tue., Feb 7, 2012
Posted by: sfstinson
Too bad the recording of the April 28, 1974 concert is incomplete. I was in attendance that night, along with my band mates. The concert was opened by Aerosmith, which we all found to be a rather strange Read more
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