Toyah & Robert's Weekend

Toyah & Robert's weekend, from their latest Upbeat Moments, today at 19:00 CET.... ...through a revisited Sunday Lunch, tomorrow at 13:00 CET.    

King Crimson and the Internet

“Flew to Vermont in morning. Played gig at weird college in the woods, not too good”. Thus reported Ian McDonald in his diary entry for Wednesday October 29, 1969 recording King Crimson’s very first concert in America in the refectory at Goddard College in Plainfield, Vermont. On the same day on the opposite coast at another centre of learning, a group of computer scientists led by...

An 80s Update

Thanks to several reviewers of the 1982 Asbury Park, New Jersey show who point out that we have been listing this in the wrong venue. This has prompted Stormy to visit the Engine Room and pull the necessary levers so that this now plays on the other side of the famous Asbury Park boardwalk in the Paramount Theatre and not the larger Convention Hall as had been previously thought. We decided to...

King Crimson on Nugs.net

King Crimson’s live recordings are officially streaming on nugs.net/KingCrimson! Today’s launch brings fans worldwide the full 2014 Tour, a special time in King Crimson history with the first outing of “The Seven-Headed Beast Of Crim” which revisited and reinvented King Crimson songs, some of which had not been played live in nearly 45 years. Enjoy these shows now, and be on the lookout...

56 years ago at 193 Fulham Palace Road

On this day 56 years ago there was much excitement in camp of the as-yet-unnamed King Crimson.  Why so? Greg, Bob, Mike and Ian began their very first rehearsal in the basement of the Fulham Palace Road Café.  The venue had been found by Pete Sinfield, who turned up on the 13th with fellow KC roadie (and later tour manager) Dick Fraser at Ian McDonald’s place to collect Mike’s drums. �...



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