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 Recollection March 15, 2012
Written 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 to please. New York was always very pro-Crimson, however-----the weather was warm, and the balmy twilight set the scene for a magnificent swansong.There were smart, fit women in the pre-gig dressing-room----always a good omen---and the deafening phase hum miraculously disappeared seconds before we took to the stage, as if a power greater willed this to happen. It certainly felt that way.
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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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Photos Live At Central Park Tue., Jul 15, 2008
Posted by: tonyvee
Dagmar, your photos are excellent!!! You took me back to another time. I was 16 and seeing King Crimson for the first time (and, evedently, the last concert by this Read more
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