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Written by Tom Johnson

28 November, 2024

April 30 - May 16, 1981 tour bundle missing shows

I just noticed that the tour bundle for April 30 - May 16, 1981 shows that it includes a number of shows that are actually not available to download - May 1 through May 6, May 12, 14, and 16. Usually the bundle doesn't show the dates that are not available in the bundle so I'm checking to see whether those shows should be included or those entries in the bundle shouldn't be there.

Alex Mundy replied:

Dear Tom, In the description of the tour bundle, the wording describes what is part of it. 6 shows from King Crimson's UK and European Spring Tour 1981 Moles Bath, Manchester Polytechnic, University Liverpool, Her Majesty's Theatre, London. Captain Video, Paris. Paradiso, Amsterdam. 15 Tour Dates

Written by David Buncel

28 November, 2024

I Advance Masked

Is the remastered version scheduled to be released on this label?

Alex Mundy replied:

Dear David, Yes this will be released via DGM/Panegyric.

Written by Michael OConnor

27 November, 2024

New 21st Century Schizoid Band release

Saw that the old catalog of the 21st Century Schizoid Band was released on the Cleopatra Label along with a new release from Barcelona 2003. Wasn't sure if this was already posted or not. Seemed to come out of nowhere. Michael O.

Written by Michael OConnor

27 November, 2024

2014-2021 Group

This is probably a frequent question but are there any plans for one of the giant box sets from this era? Michael O.

Alex Mundy replied:

Dear Michael, As it stands there are no plans for this kind of release, we are however, preparing the 2014- 2021 live touring material for download release on the site.

Written by Richard Lee

26 November, 2024

Krimson new studio ?

There’s an interview with Jakko in the current online Prog Rock magazine website where he says that King Crimson have been in the studio recently recording studio versions of the new songs they played over the last decade but never got round to recording. I was not expecting to hear that news! Shocked is an under statement! Bring it on !!!!!!

Written by Peter Stapf

24 November, 2024

New Red Mix

Dear Alex and dear King Crimson fans! I recently received the Japanese edition of the new Red mix. I must say that I am disappointed with the new stereo mix. Compared to the 2009 edition, I think the new mix is a step back. You get the impression that it's the original mix from 1974. My expectations were extremely high in view of the latest Larks stereo edition, which is absolutely marvellous. Do I need to see an ear doctor? What's wrong with the new Red mix? Best regards, Peter

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Written by Alex Mundy

D'Auteuil" Club

Reply to Scot

Dear Scot, Sadly, as the file has already been uploaded, and the performance is live, I really can't take it down and re-upload in two sections, as this would effect all of the people who have already purchased this downloaded.

Written by Scot Harvey

D'Auteuil" Club

Large File!

Can Tuning the Air be split into two tracks? At over 80 minutes, it's too large to fit onto a CD. Sorry, I'm old school that way. Thanks!

Written by Chris Inguanta

The Night Watch Instrumental

Very enjoyable

I really enjoyed listening to this version. Alex, keep rummaging around, you will never know what you will find or create. Great job, as always.

Written by Brian schaefer

King Crimson Rehearsal (Whole Rehearsal Tape)

NICE TO HEAR THIS

Wow always dreamed what the early jams must have sounded like! Very interesting half hour. Sensing a little Talking drum in the middle there.

Written by Alex Mundy

Shrine Auditorium

A Reply to Stuart Macniven

Dear Stuart, Not true. Eddie Jobson's only KC connection was as a session player on USA. "The session was completed in a couple of hours and Wetton recalls that Fripp and the violinist got off to a bad start …..” etc, an extract from Sid Smiths book. There’s also mention of David Cross in Robert's diary in the limo going to the gig.

Written by Stuart MacNiven

Shrine Auditorium

Eddie Jobson

Eddie Jobson was filling in that night for David Cross. Should be credited as such.

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