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  Another missing link March 19, 2012
Written by myshadow
This is an absolute jewel.
This solo, and the section where Jon Anderson sings over Keith Tippett’s glistening arpeggios have always been my favorite parts of the original Lizard.
It is quite surprising this didn’t make it on the 40th Anniversary set, though I am building an ’Alternate Lizard’ with the Hot Tickles we have been given.
Thanks for providing us with these sonic glimpses of incredible music.
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Sweet is an understatement Mon., Jun 22, 2009
Posted by: kevred
Good grief--just when I thought you couldn’t outdo the incredibly enticing Fripp/Wetton/Phil Collins segments posted a few months back, now you go and casually toss out something this historically meaningful. Would it be too much to say that this may be the very Read more
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Intriguing, fierce stuff Thu., Jun 18, 2009
Posted by: kevred
Regarding the lament about such hot playing by Fripp over a "dull" rhythm section--true, this ain’t Bruford & Wetton, but every combination produces results not available elsewhere. To my ears, the best Crimson-related rhythm sections provide what amounts Read more
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Amazing... as always Sat., Jun 13, 2009
Posted by: guscir
I think that the projeKcts music is the best of KC since LTIA formation. I already have the ProjeKcts Boxset, and some of the KCCC and DGMlive material. In this release you can feel the work in progress of some Read more
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Wow! Thu., Jun 11, 2009
Posted by: pete3names
All of the LoG downloads over the past couple of years have been exciting, but this is something else, and quite unique. Made my hair stand up!
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detour Tue., Jun 9, 2009
Posted by: syncopatico
Too bad some of RF’s most inspired soloing was wasted over such a plodding, dull rhythm section.
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exelente! Thu., Jun 4, 2009
Posted by: rausch
perfect as we are used...
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Blasting in Detroit Tue., Jun 2, 2009
Posted by: JPrisco
A bulldozer of energy, grabbing the listener with both hands -- picture a runaway train navigating hairpin turns and you’ve got the idea. Adrian proves as worthy a drummer as he was a guitarist, and Trey Gunn steps out as Read more
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what's essential? Tue., May 26, 2009
Posted by: alieno
Imho, i think that maybe every single musical excerpt of the entire KC body of work is essential for every KC fan and appreciator ... i remember that I thought exactly the same way back in late 1972 Read more
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Firing up the engines in Argentina Mon., May 25, 2009
Posted by: JPrisco
What the setlist doesn’t show is that "One Time" through "Elephant Talk" is played without pause, as if one big medley -- very effective. The mix is typically strong on separation, drums and vocals, making it easy to appreciate Pat’s Read more
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An interesting impression Sat., May 23, 2009
Posted by: desol81
I have this on the CD, and it popped up at a party. One of the women in attendance commented that some of it sounded like a piano going down an elevator Read more
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