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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 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.

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

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.

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).

28.7.19

King Crimson "Live in Nashville" 2001 - CLUB19 -2002- Collectors' Club


The 19th Collectors' Club release (February, 2002). King Crimson, Live in Nashville, TN, November 9 & 10 2001."We sounded fantastically powerful, that much I know. But, we did have some spectacularly sour moments. We wouldn't want to let Nashville down by leaving out the 'brown moments', now would we? Nashville has always seen the beginning shows of our tours, so they are especially privy to our first meanderings within these pieces. We have a new stage set-up. Pat on the left up front. Robert on the right up front. Me, next to Pat slightly back center. Adrian, next to Robert slightly back center. This has radically changed our interactions as a band." - Trey Gunn

26.9.17

King Crimson "Heavy ConstruKction" European tour of May to July 2000 (2000)

Heavy ConstruKction is a live album (3-CD set), incorporating video footage, by the band King Crimson, released by Discipline Global Mobile records in 2000. The album features recordings from King Crimson's European tour of May to July 2000, taken from DAT recordings of the front-of-house mixing desk.

21.9.17

King Crimson "EleKtriK "(Live In Japan 2003) 2003

EleKtrik: Live in Japan is a live album by the band King Crimson, released in 2003. It consists of most of the audio soundtrack from the first disc of the band's double DVD Eyes Wide Open1 Introductory Soundscape

20.9.17

King Crimson "Level Five" 2001

This hand-numbered limited-edition five-song EP was available exclusively at the King Crimson merchandising booths during the six-week Level Five tour of North America in November and December 2001. The 45-minute mini-set captures the quartet -- Adrian Belew (guitar/vocals), Robert Fripp (guitar), Trey Gunn (Warr guitar), and Pat Mastelotto (percussion) -- thrashing out some of the most intense and rhythmically diverse sounds to ever bear the King Crimson moniker. Likewise, Level Five reveals a band reaching for and obtaining new levels of soul -- a quality sorely absent in the " alternative" rock of the early 21st century.

9.12.15

King Crimson/ Roxy Music.Sant Andreu (Estadi Mcpal. Narcis Sala) 25 de agosto de 1982


Como demuestra esta grabación de audiencia, hay mucha emoción generada por la entrada de los Crims en este estadio de fútbol de Barcelona. La cinta también muestra por qué aplaudir a lo largo de la introducción rodante de Waiting Man no siempre es una buena idea. Dejando a un lado esos problemas polirrítmicos, Waiting Man es el abridor ideal para Crimson aquí apoyando a Roxy Music, y luego en lo alto de las listas con su octavo y último álbum de estudio, Avalon.

9.6.15

King Crimson "The Construkction of Light" (2000)

En 1997 surge una nueva etapa para la banda: “The King Crimson Projekcts”.Se trata de una serie de proyectos donde la idea de fractalización o disección del grupo (doble trío) tiende a la necesidad de volver a un punto de inflexión para crear nueva música.Cada uno de ellos expone música arriesgada e improvisada, y en principio para ser llevada al terreno del directo. Los músicos -sin repetición de alineación-, deben encontrarse en situaciones diferentes, con un público distinto, y finalmente poder expresar la música de manera espontánea y natural, con el fin de aportar nuevas ideas que puedan servir para el futuro.Tras esta etapa de Projekcts, el Rey se reconstruye para dar paso al nuevo album: “The Construkction of Light

12.5.15

King Crimson.Poble Espanyol.Barcelona.The Power to Believe 03/07/2003

The Power to Believe I: A Cappella
Level Five
ProzaKc Blues
The ConstruKction of Light
Facts of Life
EleKtriK
The Power to Believe II: Power Circle
Dinosaur
One Time
Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With
Dangerous Curves
Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part IV)
The Power to Believe III: Deception of the Thrush
Frame by Frame
Elephant Talk
Red

20.4.15

King Crimson ‎"Sleepless In Japan" 1991


1 Thela Hun Ginjeet 5:36
2 Frame By Frame 3:59
3 Matte Kudasai 3:29
4 Dig Me 3:31
5 Sleepless 5:44
6 Satori In Tangier 4:20
7 Indiscipline 8:54
8 Heartbeat 3:58
9 Elephant Talk 5:44

Tony Levin
 Bill Bruford
Adrian Belew
Robert Fripp

Pirated From The MTV broadcast Of The "Three Of A Perfect Pair Live In Japan" 
País: Italy

27.7.14

King Crimson "The Power To Believe" 2003

Nos encontramos  en el 2003 con la misma formación que en “The construkction of life”, si bien en dicho álbum los precedentes se encuentran en los projekcts,  en este “The power to believe”, además de los projekcts, destaca el trabajo llevado a cabo en la gira que realizaron como teloneros del grupo Tool en noviembre de 2001, hecho que podríamos equiparar con la gira de los 80 en la cual teloneaban a Roxy Music.

21.7.14

King Crimson "Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With" 2002

EP version of "Happy with What You Have to Be Happy With" is longer by one chorus. "Eyes Wide Open" is an acoustic version. Alternative versions of these tracks can be found on The Power to Believe. "Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part IV" is from the "Live In Nashville, TN" Collectors' Club release.