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3.2.21

King Crimson - Le Zenith, Paris France, May 13, 1995 THRAK entrevista Robert Fripp, Popular1 Núm 261-07/1995

Entrevista Robert Fripp

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Here we have the tenth show of this 1995 European Tour – While waiting for definitive notes from Sid the Smith, Stormy’s thoughts are as follows. Paris is great on any night, but with Crimson in town it’s rockin’ A good rendition of Discipline sets up the evening and we’re away!

His personal highlights were, yes you guessed it Discipline, a Solid Coda Marine 475, a Solid Red ( solid must be another drumming term) the Thrakking and a Funky People.Overall, a very good show

3.2.20

King Crimson "Heroes" Live European Tour 2016 (2017)

Also featured on the EP are a ten minutes recording of Easy Money (Paris), a song that varies in length and solos from night to night and is always a fan favourite, an edited version (featuring the “song section”) of Crim Classic Starless often a set closer, always a stand-out moment and a recording of the three drummers’ showpiece The Hell Hounds of Krim (both from Vienna) – all previously unreleased live recordings.

1.10.19

King Crimson "Zeleste, Barcelona" June 27, 2000

It's a fact that Barcelona is one of the most exciting cities in Europe and it's also a fact that King Crimson is one the most exciting bands in concert. [endtease]So, put these two incontrovertible facts together and we have ourselves a show with a real "Wow!" factor. This is King Crimson on take-no-prisoners mode at a sell out gig in a city they last played 18 years ago

28.9.19

King Crimson "Live in Argentina" 1994 CLUB47 - 2012 Collectors' Club

As any fan fortunate enough to have seen the double trio lineup will tell you – even by King Crimson’s high standards – this was a spectacular live band. While a return of King Crimson had been planned as early as 1990, it was only in 1992 that the idea of a double trio line-up emerged as the ideal and it took until 1994 to get all the necessary musicians and plans sufficiently in place.

King Crimson "Live in New Haven, CT " 2003 CLUB44 - 2011 Collectors' Club

You know it's been one hell of gig when Robert Fripp gets off his stool, wanders centre stage and says "It's exceptional nowadays that I step to a microphone and say 'good evening, Hippies', but at the completion of this stage of King Crimson touring in America, perhaps something more is needed." At which point he holds up a bra that's been thrown onto the stage during the show and then proceeds to give away the undergarment with a KC trivia quiz! - Sid Smith.

26.9.19

King Crimson "Live in Milan" 2003 CLUB39 - 2008 Collectors' Club

"That is what makes this such a great show. The light and shade within the set, the dynamics within the numbers themselves and the thoughtful pacing of the different numbers. This isn't a band going through the motions. This is a band with no passengers, actively listening to each other, taking risks and working with each other to push boundaries" - John Kimber.

25.9.19

King Crimson "Live in Philadelphia PA" 1996 CLUB38 - 2008 Collectors' Club

Despite having played over 150 gigs, and released four albums it was all over far too soon as the double-trio King Crimson came to Philadelphia - a city which had seen some storming performances in the past - to give its final performance in front of an audience.

13.8.19

Projekct Three "Live in Alexandria, VA" 2003- CLUB34 - 2007 Collectors' Club

"Almost always Robert, Trey and I soundcheck before Adrian. He likes to get in and out of the venue as soon as possible so he comes just before. The rest of us would come early, rehearse and practice all the way through. So it wasn't that peculiar that Adrian wasn't there right away. Then as it got closer to the end of soundcheck and he still wasn't there that's when the decision was made to offer a refund or have P3 play. It was fairly last minute." - Pat Mastelotto.

11.8.19

King Crimson "Live at the Wiltern"1995 CLUB31 -2005- Collectors' Club

Fripp believed the Wiltern gig to be a major show and wanted to release it straight away. Belew agreed and a mix was partially completed but the tapes were lost. The planned record was shelved; superseded by B'Boom and the all-improv album, THRaKaTTaK.

6.8.19

King Crimson "Live in Warsaw" 2000 CLUB28-2004- Collectors' Club

I love Poland. And I'm not entirely sure why. I remember this feeling when we were here with the double trio. There was an incredible warmth. Perhaps it is Chopin, one of the classical composers who's music I most identify with. I don't know The venue tonight was doing a long run of Peter Pan. We just came in for the two nights and then they would go back to their Peter production. What this meant was that all of the stage props were behind us and just off the stage. There was the giant crocodile and the pirate ship and all sorts of other strange things.....Trey Gunn

5.8.19

ProjeKct Three "Live in Austin, TX" 1999" CLUB27 -2004- Collectors' Club

"Yesterday's rehearsals went gently, & well. We have some titles and key areas from earlier ProjeKct work, but they're only meaningful to Trey & myself. Pat continues to amaze me: he moves forward all the time. Trey has the responsibility for tonight's "set list". This provides only the guarantee that when we get lost we'll know that we are lost." RF

2.8.19

King Crimson “Eyes Wide Open” Tokyo 2003 tour The Power to Believe

Disc one was filmed at the Kouseinenkin Kaikan in Tokyo, Japan, on 16 April 2003 during the tour promoting The Power to Believe. It is presented in non-anamorphic 1.66:1 format. Zooming the image is required on widescreen TVs to avoid black bars on all four sides. Also included, as an extra feature, is an excerpt from the sound and camera check before the show. In addition, the CD EleKtrik: Live in Japan features most of the audio of this concert.

1.8.19

King Crimson "Vrooom Vrooom" Mexico City,New York City 1995/1996 (2001)

Si bien esto no era exactamente nuevo para la mayoría de los fanáticos (el disco 1 se ofreció como una descarga de wma unos años antes y el disco 2 se publicó como un lanzamiento del Collector's Club), estos discos tienen todo lo que hizo que esta línea en particular fuera tan genial. Ya había un álbum en vivo del trío doble con B'Boom de 1995 , pero que presentaba a la banda recién comenzando y aún no había alcanzado su punto máximo.

King Crimson "Live In Vienna" 2016

Live in Vienna was recorded on 1 December 2016 at Museumsquartier in Vienna, Austria. The first two discs of Live in Vienna cover the entire first and second sets of the concert. The third disc on the original Japanese release was a bonus disc featuring live tracks from King Crimson's 2015 tour of Japan. On the main release, the third disc comprises one of the band's first performances of "Fracture" since 1974, two encores from the show in Vienna, and newly sequenced pieces with excerpts from Robert Fripp's soundscapes edited into them.

31.7.19

King Crimson ‎ "Uncertain Times – Tour Vinyl" 2018

Featuring 4 tracks - 1 per side drawn from the three most recent King Crimson live albums plus 1 track from the forthcoming Live in Mexico set - recorded between 2015 and 2017, Uncertain Times ably demonstrates why Crimso’s current line-up is shaping up to be one of the most revered yet.Painted by Francesca Sundsten, each side of the gatefold sleeve features one of the 4 pictures which form the main image of the 2018 tour poster

30.7.19

King Crimson/ProjeKcts "The ReconstruKction Of Light" (50th Anniversary) ProjeKct X "Heaven & Earth" 2019


The ReconstruKction of Light CD features a 're-imagined' edition of The ConstruKction of Light, with all new drums by Pat Mastelotto and a remix by Don Gunn (who was responsible for Meltdown: Live in Mexico).As with the other 40th Anniversary releases, the set is presented in a double digipak format in a slipcase and contains sleeve notes by King Crimson biographer Sid Smith (along with rare photos and archive material).