Forum Karlin  Prague, Czech Republic

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Always something a special song for Jakko Jakszyk, when he first saw King Crimson play Watford Town Hall back in 1971, Pictures Of A City was one of the numbers in the set. It’s a fair bet the young Jakko never thought he’d be up on stage singing and playing the track as a member of King Crimson. But here he is, adding a great vocal and slicing guitar lines to the piece that often makes Schizoid Man look like a walk in the park. The opened out middle section features an especially scorching solo from Mel.


First half
TUNING UP
HELL HOUNDS
LTIA 1 (STRAIGHT IN)
PICTURES OF A CITY
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CIRKUS
FRACTURE
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INTERLUDE
ITCOTCK
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RADICAL 1 > MELTDOWN
EASY MONEY
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LETTERS
RED

Second Half
DEVIL DOGS
DAWN SONG >RADICAL 2
LEVEL 5
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EPITAPH
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TCOL
SUITABLE GROUNDS
TALKING DRUM > LTIA 2
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STARLESS
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ENCORES

BELL HASSLE
HEROES
21ST SCHIZOID
Forum Karlin  Prague, Czech Republic

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TRACK
TIME
01
Pictures Of A City
08:21
Written by Zdenìk Mike?
Zdenek Mikes
Celý rok jsem se těšil na tento koncert, kapely, mého srdce,kterou poslouchám od 14 let -tj.44 let, jako vždy perfektní/můj třetí koncert s KC/to co přišlo, je čím dál lepší - vlastně prvotní věci - Epitaph,Sailors Tale..Easy Money .. Doufám v návrat kapely do Prahy !!!
Written by Catalin Bochileanu
Riveting version of this song, of which I was starting to believe that it was specifically written for KC VII back in 1969 and only now can be performed in its full form. Besides ¨Pictures of a City¨, a few very strong memories spring to my mind from this very special show. I would mention witnessing the live performance of Fracture for the first time, with some lovely bits of Jakko-Fripp interplay, as well as Mel Collins having particularly great little interventions throughout the songs, not...
Written by Mark Hawling
Interesting
This song is played blisteringly as always from this lineup. Its an odd one though because the vocals, horns and Fripp almost sound like a continuation from the early 70s overdubbed on a current modern rhythm section of the drummers and Levin’s distinctive bass grind. So in some ways it sounds like a hybrid recording.
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