TRACK
TIME
01
The Great Deceiver
03:48
02
Lament
04:10
03
Exiles
06:45
04
Easy Money
05:29
05
Starless
11:53
06
The Talking Drum*
05:25
Written by Mark Taylor
Lament: I Was There
I attended this show. I purchased tickets for four friends and my little brother as I was so excited to finally see King Crimson. Golden Earring opened the show. One of my friends got up to have a wander around while King Crimson stage was being set up. King Crimson came on and opened with Easy Money. My friend's butt was not in its seat. Lament came and went, Paul still was not in his seat. Exiles started and soon after a guy with a Red Cross armband started waving his arms at me. I sig...
Written by Kevin Shelton
Less A Review Than A Question
"With ZZ Top opening the show and Golden Earring headlining". I am confused. Wasn't it ZZ Top headlining and Golden Earring opening? It really doesn't make sense for ZZ Top's roadies to pull the plug unless they wanted KC off the stage so that their band could go on. Unless their just couldn't take any more high-pitched models guitar-violin duetting? I wish that Tex and the boys had fed the ZZ Top jackasses their fuzz boxes, by the way. What an asinine maneuver.
Written by Jure Humar
An incredible performance
Although this show is available in pretty short form, I am amazed at how it compensates that with incredible energy. I am particularly amazed at John Wetton's singing. This may just be his most passionate Lament. Not that other songs are any less, but I was particularly struck by that one. Unfortunately there is no improv here, but as much I love them, I absolutely felt no need for one, nor did I at any time start to think about it. The Talking Drum is interrupted, but incredibly powerful, one o...
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