This show boasts a brand new stereo mix from the original multitracks by Alex Stormy Mundy as the board recording was missing from the archives - probably because this was one of the two shows filmed for the Deja VROOOM DVD.

Only after some seventeen minutes of hard-hat area rocking out with Vrooom Vrooom, Frame By Frame and Dinosaur, do Crimson take the mood and tempo down with One Time. Eighteen minutes later, there’s more calm after the storm of Red, B’Boom and THRAK with Matte Kudasai. It’s pretty intense from there on after and no let up until the end.

“We’d like to thank you for joining us back here in Tokyo. Feels great to be back here after eleven years. And we promise it won’t be so long before we come back again,” says Belew midway through the set, pausing to take the applause, and then adding, “In fact, we’re back tomorrow.”

After all the excitement, the extremes of dynamics and all that power that Crimson summon up during a stirling performance, the number which they usually close their gigs with, Walking On Air, is a thing of exquisite, delicate beauty. Akin to a fond farewell, it continues to fade and float throughout the venue long after the band have left the stage.
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01
Circular Improv
05:10
02
VROOOM VROOOM
05:04
03
Frame By Frame
05:16
04
Dinosaur
07:02
05
One Time
05:52
06
Red
06:20
07
BBoom
06:04
08
THRAK
06:59
09
Matte Kudasai
03:52
10
Three Of A Perfect Pair
04:23
11
Announcement
00:23
12
VROOOM
03:59
13
Coda Marine 475
02:58
01
Interlude
00:53
02
Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream
04:55
03
Neurotica
04:42
04
Improv Two Sticks
02:13
05
Elephant Talk
04:10
06
Indiscipline
09:46
07
Prism
03:43
08
The Talking Drum
03:10
09
Larks Tongues In Aspic Pt II
09:12
10
People
07:00
11
Walking On Air
06:15

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