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Ulster Performing Arts Centre Kingston, New York |
 KC Show 11/14/03 January 13, 2006
Written by meteor9
What a surprise! I was at this show. Both acts did very well. As I recall, UPAC is a venue that has the potential to be a little to loud and jarring. But When Living Color and then King Crimson went on it was just right. Loud enough to where you can just stand it but not ear-splitting. Excellent!!! I’ve been a King Crimson fan for years and when I learned they were playing in my home town there was absolutely no excuse not to go see them. Now I just learned of the up coming release of this show and of course I’m in my glory. To be honest, the performance was just what you’d expect from King crimson - High Caliber. I think there was a technical difficulty in the percussion during dangerous curves. The bass beat was fading in
and out. But other than that the show was flawlessly executed.
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Agree with ziggyyoussef Sun., May 21, 2006
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Ich bin mit dir einverstanden ziggyyoussef, in dem Trey Gunn und Pat Mastellato, im Vergleich zur Aufnahme Elektrik, ganz klar geworden sind.
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A Terex Truck with Precision Movement! Thu., Feb 2, 2006
Posted by: DoctorNerve
Holy cripes! I cant add to the already overflowing compliments about just how powerful this show is. The Power To Believe II is stunning. I get swept away into a dreamworld and yet I’m still cranked from the blistering first Read more
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Revelation Thu., Jan 26, 2006
Posted by: Spingere
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Essential Mon., Jan 23, 2006
Posted by: millingt
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CRACKLIN' Sat., Jan 21, 2006
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