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Posted: 17 June 2013 |
12th & Porter 1st Show
Nashville, TN
May. 21, 2000
Performing two sets in one night, you might think Crimson would conserve their energies in the opening part of the evening but they decide to go for it. “I’m awfully sorry that shouldn’t have happened” says an off-mic Fripp after
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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.
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| On This Day |
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Icehall
Helsinki, Finland
Jun. 18, 2004
Despite the warm tones of Paradise sweeping out from the stage in Helsinki, G3 punter Captain Relief made up his mind early on. “Me and my friends considered him as a big joke and ended up boozing beer on the
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Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, Canada
Dec. 01, 1981
This rather murky audience recording captures Crimson on the last night of their North American tour. Thanks for Mister Stormy’s ministrations a picture of a highly charged band emerges, whose power moves far beyond its humble sonic
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| King Crimson |
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Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Vancouver, Canada
May. 30, 1984
“Welcome to the start of the King Crimson 1984 tour of America I hope you know some of these songs and note the discrepancies and applaud our bravery afterwards” says
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Mr Stormys Monday Selection Vol.5
Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom
Dec. 23, 2012
With solar powered torch in hand, and flat cap upon his head, it's time once again for good old Mr Stormy to give up his newly discovered treasures.
Now in it's fifth
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| Robert Fripp |
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Royal Albert Hall
London, United Kingdom
Jun. 29, 2004
The final date of the UK leg of the G3 tour. Punter TimJ thought that Fripp’s solo spot opening the evening was “Just a load of washy synth sounds. I was at least expecting something that sounded vaguely like a
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| Robert Fripp |
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Royal Concert Hall
Nottingham, United Kingdom
Jun. 28, 2004
A wonderful set that’s on a par with the Birmingham gig in terms of the sense of sustained reverie Fripp generates across the entire half an hour. It’s interesting also that there’s more voices of support for Fripp’s set here
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| Robert Fripp |
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NIA Academy
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Jun. 26, 2004
If you only want to buy one show out of this bundle of gigs then you could do a lot worse than your lugs around this gorgeous, radiant set from
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| Robert Fripp |
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City Hall
Newcastle, United Kingdom
Jun. 25, 2004
The ghostly choirs that whizz and whoop across the beginning of Paradise Lost weren’t exactly appreciated by everyone attending the third night of the UK G3 tour. In fact a substantial number gave Fripp the slow hand clap treatment such
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| Robert Fripp |
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Clyde Auditorium
Glasgow, Scotland
Jun. 23, 2004
The opening night of the G3 tour found Fripp werning and squerning in bonny Glasgow. Given that the vast majority of people attending that night would’ve have turned out for the other members of the G3 - Joe Satriani and
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| Robert Fripp |
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International Centre
Bournemouth, UK
Jun. 27, 2004
Playing on what might almost pass for his home turf (or the nearest thing to it), Fripp had his usual detractors but there were also folks who were impressed by what they
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| ProjeKct Six |
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Nokia Theatre
New York , NY , USA
Oct. 06, 2006
Is the fact that the duo are in New York anything to do with this show having a more in-yer-face vibe about it than the previous evening’s performance? After the jaunty opening of Mission Possible, Fripp gets down to some
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