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Palazzo Dello Sport (Palasport) Brescia, Italy |
 Great, but needs something . . . January 20, 2010
Written by DeVito
. . . something that’s now provided by Udine from the day before -- an ending. Add the soundboard recordings of "Exiles," "Fracture" and "Larks’ II" from Udine 3/19/74 and you have a great concert. Very raw set(s), intense and heavy -- the percussion and bass are especially strong. --Chris DeVito
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One of the best... Sat., Dec 1, 2012
Posted by: jeffoaster
If I had to pick my favorite (so far) King Crimson live releases, this one would be in consideration for the top slot. For starters, you have what is one of the last ever performances of Larks Tongues Read more
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Brescia Wed., Apr 11, 2012
Posted by: arkangel2605
Why do we always have pictures of Willie Scott Bruford on the ads for live sets?
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Great, but needs something . . . Wed., Jan 20, 2010
Posted by: DeVito
. . . something that’s now provided by Udine from the day before -- an ending. Add the soundboard recordings of "Exiles," "Fracture" and "Larks’ II" from Udine 3/19/74 and you have a great Read more
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A fine vintage Sun., Feb 12, 2006
Posted by: Jonathan
Another vintage gig from the DGM live archives. The sound quality is very good although not as good as the Asbury Park concert. However sound quality is not everything and this gig has an absolutely mind-blowing LTIA pt1 which IMHO Read more
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Incredible Improv Mon., Dec 26, 2005
Posted by: mflaherty
While not faultless, this concert’s high-points are as good as this band gets--and you know how good that is. The opening Larks I is strong, but it is during Robert’s solo on Night Watch that things really come together for Read more
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Lost and found in Brescia Sun., Dec 11, 2005
Posted by: rhammill
I’m not quite sure what to rate this. The opening improv and Larks’ are stunning, with a huge amount of inventive percussion from Bill. In fact, if all I heard was this track I might suspect Read more
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Wonderfully Electric Sun., Dec 4, 2005
Posted by: djfake
Wonderfully electric, in particular the conclusion to "Starless".
Stereo image is slightly centrist, but otherwise great fidelity and
wide dynamic range throughout this very spirited performance. FLAC
version was easy to download and decode/play; we’re all Linux Read more
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