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    Rosengarten-Musansaal    Mannheim, Germany
 
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Notes
Having been excised from the previous concert’s set list, Walking On Air is restored, providing something of a reflective mood early in the gig. That said the swaying atmosphere, and Ade’s delicately teased guitar solo are short-lived things, as Red barges in and once again ups the ante.

Thrak is heavy on the discordant barrelhouse piano until Fripp hits the laser-beam stomp box and Gunn hogs some of that particularly bright spotlight. Some cautious Bruford excursions tempt a couple of Crims to embellish the beat but they quickly fall away and for a few precious seconds silence takes centre stage.

The appearance of Schizoid Man smack dab in the middle of the gig was sure to have taken a few folks by surprise. Actually it works well in this context and Bill’s wacky electronic percussives prior to the soloing section are sure to have turned a few heads. Belew’s break-out is exhilarating stuff and whilst Fripp’s rejoinder is game enough, the two don’t quite get to lock heads in the time they’ve been allocated.

The Sheltering Sky goes into some intriguing harmonic territories after Trey’s solo making it rather more special than usual. For a couple of minutes, Crimson seems to be drifting into somewhere different, before Fripp steers the team back to the theme. A lovely highlight in a good gig.


 

Tracks
Disc Number 1
1.  The Talking Drum  [PREVIEW]  3.46
2.  Larks Tongues In Aspic Pt II  [PREVIEW]  6.42
3.  Frame By Frame  [PREVIEW]  5.15
4.  Dinosaur  [PREVIEW]  7.19
5.  Walking On Air  [PREVIEW]  4.59
6.  Red  [PREVIEW]  6.30
7.  BBOOM  [PREVIEW]  6.02
8.  THRAK  [PREVIEW]  8.20
9.  21st Century Schizoid Man  [PREVIEW]  6.50
Disc Number 2
1.  The Sheltering Sky  [PREVIEW]  7.51
2.  Waiting Man  [PREVIEW]  4.51
3.  Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream  [PREVIEW]  4.57
4.  Neurotica  [PREVIEW]  4.36
5.  Indiscipline  [PREVIEW]  10.10
6.  Thela Hun Ginjeet  [PREVIEW]  5.53
7.  Elephant Talk  [PREVIEW]  6.38
8.  VROOOM  [PREVIEW]  4.05
9.  Coda Marine 475  [PREVIEW]  3.04

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Personnel
Robert Fripp
Adrian Belew
Tony Levin
Bill Bruford
Pat Mastelotto
Trey Gunn

 


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 out of 5 stars5 out of 5 stars5 out of 5 stars5 out of 5 stars5 out of 5 stars5 out of 5 stars6 out of 5 starsAwesome Rock for dancin fools...., Mon., Oct 10, 2011
Written by venjojo
15 years after this concert I recall this concert as my 2nd Crim-Concert (the year before I was in Stuttgart-Liederhalle), and I remember how it "rocked". As a Billy-B-fan I was first shocked when I saw some yellow Tama-drums built up as a sort of timpani-set with some SimmonsPads, beside there was fortunately a "serious" (=Pat’s) drumkit. Thoughts like:..."is Bill ill?...or is he mad?...is he only playing percussion?" were in my mind. But with the beginning of Talking drum, Bill played the flat-drums and everything was back to normality. I had the feeling, that the fans AND the band had fun, the songs were played "more foreward" as the last time in Stuttgart. When the band bumped into 21first Century Schizoid man, I registrated that the league of "old KC-fans" were dancing+jumping on their seats, and from this point, people dared to stand up and even dance (sometimes in 11/8 or 7/4 measures!!). The music was hot and well played. When the encore began with Thela, a lot of fans went to the stage (including me) and where dancing until the last note. I felt happy that the border between a "band-playing-intellectual-music" and listeners broke away that night, so why not dance in 11/8? (though I must admit that I felt like a dancin fool :-)

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