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      Clarification of Content - but not a minus! May 30, 2006
Written by mannylunch
What the teaser paragraph fails to mention - indeed it misleads by invoking Jobson’s name - is that the ’...Schizoid Man’ on this download IS NOT the one for which he performed the overdub found on the USA album [just reissued in stores]....................... The Schizoid Man appearing here was released on the 5-versions "Schizoid Man" CDep from 1996 and is indeed from the Asbury Park, NJ show. Reason enough in itself to download this masterpiece!......................................... (The ’...Schizoid Man’ found on the USA album was actually taken from the June 30th Providence, RI show [the day before the last show at Central Park NY]. As Cross disliked the perennial encore number "21st Century Schizoid Man", his performances during them, when viewed in the hindsight of the recordings, were often weak - Fripp felt the necessity to overdub a studio solo by Eddie Jobson over Cross’s part when the album was released. You can hear that same performance un-retouched with Cross in place in the ’Great Deceiver’ box set’s Providence section).................................But these extremely ball-busting (the Wetton-Bruford rhythm section!) live versions are to die for - check out the lengthy improv piece "Asbury Park"- Crimso fans cannot do without!!!
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Stunning Mon., Feb 6, 2006
Posted by: FCPrates
Stunning. Rewarding. Beautiful. All we need now is the Penn State University gig in its entirety to have a full glimpse of the best and four last concerts from KC Read more
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More Concurrence... Thu., Feb 2, 2006
Posted by: BobLindell
Don’t hesitate - MP3 downloading was seamless; recording sounds wonderful; playing is fiery... Put aside any concerns regarding audio quality or length of applause. A $10 well-spent in my book. Kudos as well to the DGM crew for their work Read more
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4 Stars Sat., Jan 21, 2006
Posted by: snydosaurus
I haven’t heard the Asbury Park jam in a long time. I have the vinyl, but the pressing was horrible! The audio is relatively clear on this download. The difficulty for me is trying to filter out Cross’ nonsense on Read more
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At last Fri., Jan 20, 2006
Posted by: bluelight
Just bought the cd version of this release.Been waiting a long long time. Starless is by itself worth the price of the cd. Thanks for releaseing this one Read more
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artillery Tue., Jan 17, 2006
Posted by: aborig
one shot too short, one shot too long... then hit the target ! ..;lol
well ..why such a ballistic comparison ? well... here it is
i started with Bruford levin upper extremities 5 years Read more
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Priceless Mon., Jan 16, 2006
Posted by: JordanClifford
This show is amazing and definatly worth the money. In fact, it’s worth it alone just to finally have an extended and uncut Easy Money.
However, I really just wanted to plead to DGM to show Read more
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June 28, 1974 - Asbury Park Wed., Jan 11, 2006
Posted by: kumpa56
Absolutely great and astonishing! Fripp, Wetton and Bruford at their best, better than in studio recs. Maybe Dave Cross a little in the shade, but anyway balanced in the general sound Read more
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A Stunning Revelation!!! Mon., Dec 26, 2005
Posted by: LouieB
Once again, DGM Live has struck gold with the download release of King Crimson’s famous 1974 concert in Asbury Park, NJ.
As most enthusiasts may know, this concert formed the basis of the band’s "USA" live album and marked the end Read more
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The Real USA Sat., Dec 24, 2005
Posted by: mflaherty
No question about it, the sound quality and the performances here are top rate. If you don’t have the cd issue of USA, there’s no reason to hesitate: buy this Read more
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wunderbar! Tue., Dec 6, 2005
Posted by: diethyl
An excellent download offering. Sound quality is spectacular and I’ll add to the voices praising the more defined quality and clarity of the recording of David Cross’ contribution to the Read more
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