After looking at past reviews on the CMR site one can easily determine that the majority of the reviews focus on the creative mid seventies and the line up of Bill Bruford on drums, Jamie Muir on percussion , John Wetton on bass and vocals, David Cross on violin and keyboards, and Robert Fripp on guitar. The line up released the incredible Larks Tongues in Aspic record in late 1972 and toured incessantly to promote the new work. The band’s new line up was a superb departure from the earlier Crimson sound and the music produced during this time would go on to influence a new breed on progressive music, known as progressive metal (one can easily trace King Crimson > Rush > Tool > Mastodon).
