Royal Theatre

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Royal Theatre

Royal Theatre

The last blast from Crimson’s North American leg is represented by a storming version of Level Five - later to be retitled Larks’ Tongues Part V, which was mooted as its original title in the writing sessions for The Power To Believe. Confused? Just ignore it and open your ears.
Royal Theatre

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Level Five
06:42

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