Bela Bartok National Concert Hall

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Bela Bartok National Concert Hall

Bela Bartok National Concert Hall

Always one of King Crimson’s most cinematic pieces, the music originally featured on 1970’s Lizard, goes positively widescreen thanks to the extra instrumental reach of this present incarnation. A startling blend of thunderous metal and jazz-tinged twists, the riotous interplay of the drummers adds a chaotic urgency and ramps up the drama.
Bela Bartok National Concert Hall

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TRACK
TIME
01
Dawn Song
02:25
02
Last Skirmish
06:15

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Written by Máté Takáts
Wonderful Pieces, but Entire concert would be nice...
Is there any chance that the entire concert will be made available in the futurem It was a Kickass Setlist, and I don't care that Jacko's voice became a bit hoarse by the end! It was an amazing night!
Written by SImon Dodd
Hungry for Hungary?
Is that a typo on the cover for this twin tickle, or is it a description of Mr Fripp at the breakfast 'trough' of Hotel Acceptable?

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