12th & Porter Nashville United States

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The third night in Nashville finds the room in 12th & Porter hot and sweaty which is exactly how the band found themselves. The early version of Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With) finally finds its feet tonight though the idea of bookending it with the Heavy ConstruKction theme is still something of an awkward fit.

Response To Stimuli (later to be retitled FaKcts of Life) also has a greater definition and sense of purpose, pretty much hitting all the milestones and marks it would later possess. FraKctured is taken at a fearsome lick, providing a real white-knuckle ride for your money, and arguably the real keeper for the night despite the odd metrical mishap here and there.

After a comfortable run-through of Dinosaur and brisk trot through Thela, Virtuous Circle makes its first appearance in this run. Revolving around a sinuous Gunn groove, various lines of enquiry are advanced by Belew and Fripp; the latter restricted to dreamy atmospherics whilst the former introduces some terse, jagged chords whose abrasive quality instills a sense of gnawing tension. Level Five also seems to have found its final shape by this gig and yet Fripp notes in his diary that “not honourable” and “Tonight's show lacked the integrity that characterised the performance yesterday.”

Is he right? You decide!
12th & Porter Nashville United States

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TRACK
TIME
01
Dangerous Curves
06:19
02
Into The Frying Pan
07:05
03
Heavy ConstruKction
05:19
04
Response To Stimuli
04:55
05
FraKctured
07:15
06
Dinosaur
05:37
07
Thela Hun Ginjeet
05:38
08
Virtuous Circle
09:56
09
The Worlds My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum
06:52
10
Level Five
08:20
01
The ConstruKction Of Light
09:16
02
Krimson Blue
06:42
03
Larks Tongues In Aspic Pt IV
13:21
04
Deception Of The Thrush
08:58
05
Heroes
06:33

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Written by Andrew Thomas
Honourable and highly [something good that rhymes with thrakked]
"Not honourable?" Heck nah. The third night of the warm-up finds the material and the momentum finally taking flight for real, coming right out of the gate with an increasingly confident Dangerous Curves, coupled with an exceedingly good rendition of Frying Pan (with Belew's outro solo quite on fire). And what is this, I find myself actually enjoying Heavy ConstruKction as played by the full Crim, even more because tonight they're letting the Happy stomp take over the piece. Happy actually s...
Written by Walter Kanios
Krimsons friends!
I had the pleasure to view the first three shows as sunday was added late when I  first got tickets. I flew in from D.C.,my brother from Miami and we set up camp in the back corner of the hot cave called 12th. and Porter. I mangaged to speak with both Paul and Patricia, she was selling talk (R.F.) cassettes, he was working the mixer and I got to steal some info from the talent of this guy in charge of sound enforcements. Indead, the goods produced went out in strong fashion , just like a st...
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