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New Release Posted: 13 May 2013 7 April 1982    London, London, United Kingdom    Apr. 07, 1982 A wonderfully up-close-and-in-room earful of Levin and Bruford conjuring up a kind of space-jazz that would make up the spine of Requiem during the recording of Beat.
Top Download Customer Rating: Armoury    Wilmington, Delaware    Feb. 11, 1972 Since Crimso last played the States they’d not only parted company with Peter Sinfield but had managed to break-up during their first writing/rehearsal session in January.
On This Day 1995 Royal Albert Hall    London, England    May. 18, 1995 The fourteenth and final show from the 1995 European tour – The second night at the Royal Albert Hall. While waiting for definitive notes from Sid the Smith, we continue to use Stormy’s show

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King Crimson Customer Rating: Sun Plaza Hall    Sendai, Japan    Oct. 13, 1995 Please note that the entire proceeds of this download will be donated to the Japanese Red Cross Society The band are clearly having fun all the way through this lively concert 10 days into the Japanese
King Crimson Customer Rating: Summit Studios    Denver, CO    Mar. 12, 1972 Surely a contender for the strangest gig in the archive?
King Crimson No ratings available Orpheum    Boston , MA    Mar. 27, 1972 A truce of sorts had developed between Fripp and the rest of the band as they criss-crossed America. That said, the differences were evident when speaking to Boston based music writer, JP
King Crimson No ratings available Municipal Auditorium    New Orleans, LA    Mar. 31, 1972 The penultimate gig from the Boz-era Crim is sadly represented by a grim-sounding bootleg that has resisted the very best necromantic rites available to DGMLive and makes Earthbound sound like the sweetest pristine-sounding record you ever did
King Crimson No ratings available Winterland Arena    San Francisco, CA    Mar. 21, 1972 The last time King Crimson were in San Francisco was in 1969. At that point the band was in the process of splitting up. In a strange case of history repeating itself, here were King Crimson in the Golden Gate
King Crimson No ratings available Sound Track    Denver , CO    Mar. 14, 1972 There’s quite a bit of levity in the air at the second of a two night stint at Sound Track in Denver Colorado. It all starts off fairly seriously; the pastoral charms of Formentera give way to the fearsome sax
King Crimson No ratings available Sound Track    Denver , CO    Mar. 13, 1972 The first of two nights at Denver’s Sound Track begins with a truly delightful version of Formentera Lady with Boz giving an especially reading of lyrics that he wasn’t always comfortable
King Crimson Customer Rating: FairGround Coliseum    Indianapolis, IN    Mar. 11, 1972 Missing its claw-hammer intro, a slow-burning version of Pictures allows Fripp to run at the fast-moving guitar sections like a greyhound out of a trap with impressive results. Mel’s sax over the slow middle section swings precariously between funky jabs
King Crimson Customer Rating: The Barn    Peoria , IL    Mar. 10, 1972 Although this recording begins with a sadly incomplete Cirkus, at least we do get to hear a full and unexpurgated chorus of The Happy Wanderer song performed (played might be too much of a stretch) on what Fripp describes in
King Crimson No ratings available Kemp Coliseum    Orlando, FL    Feb. 27, 1972 Confidence or bravado? Whatever it is, you know Boz really means it when he scats,” my kind of boogie” during

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