Jeremy Stacey’s rapidly stuttering and wholly improvised piano runs which herald this track really opens up the tightly regimented space which this Crimson frequently occupies. His playing throughout is joyous. With a loping gait reminiscent of Ladies Of The Road this five-minute blast of Crimson-hued blues continues to grow into a substantial item to be reckoned with.
Jeremy Stacey’s rapidly stuttering and wholly improvised piano runs which herald this track really opens up the tightly regimented space which this Crimson frequently occupies. His playing throughout is joyous. With a loping gait reminiscent of Ladies Of The Road this five-minute blast of Crimson-hued blues continues to grow into a substantial item...
As an Australian fan for many years, the chance to see JC seemed impossible. But a settled lineup, within reach of Oz - I went. And thanks to local peculiarity the Royal Package was go! RP was delightful DS, TL and RF all attended, all delightful and approachable. The show? Act 1 was more intense with ‘newer’ work mixed with Lizard(!). Act 2 was a cavalcade if unparalleled musicianship ended by the ultimate end song, Larks Tongues 2. Encore of Starless. Amazingly amazing - go. My friend got ...
As an Australian fan for many years, the chance to see JC seemed impossible. But a settled lineup, within reach of Oz - I went. And thanks to local peculiarity the Royal Package was go! RP was delightful DS, TL and RF all attended, all delightful and approachable. The show? Act 1 was more intense with ‘newer’ work mixed with Lizard(!). Act 2 was a cavalcade if unparalleled musicianship ended by the ultimate end song, Larks Tongues 2. Encore of Starless. Amazingly amazing - go. My friend got a bank loan to come, loved it so much he stayed for a second show. Do it. If you are a Crimso go - whatever it takes, wherever you are, if you ‘get’ KC you must go, because eventually it will end, and we will see nothing like it again.
