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Written by Andrey Kupin

01 October, 2024

an idea for a "studio" album by the last king crimson incarnation

i think it'd be a great idea for king crimson to officially release a "studio" album by the latest incarnation, collecting all of the new tracks made in the last ten years. here's my hypothetical tracklist, i included 2 tracks off jakko's latest solo album that features fripp and other kc members, the "album" clocks at about 54 minutes 1 - spentas counter claim 2- radical action (2015 version) 3 - meltdown 4 - radical action 2 5 - separation 6 - the hell hounds of krim 7 - hoodoo 8 - b...

Written by Eduardo Gonzalo Muntaner

28 September, 2024

Happy Birthday!

Jeremy, Happiness on your day!

Written by Jeff Breis

28 September, 2024

28 September (1974/2024)

King Crimson ceased to exist 50 years ago today. well, for a while....

Written by Baker

26 September, 2024

David Cross Larks' Tour

I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere so I thought it'd post about it for anyone who hasn't heard that David Cross' band is on tour playing Larks' Tongues and are finally coming to North America, there are also some Chile dates https://www.davidcrossband.com/on-tour

Written by PAUL DAVIS

24 September, 2024

KC Wiesbaden 04-09-82

Is there any way of sharing photos from this gig, other than via Twitter (X)? I have replied to that thread, but wondered if there was somewhere else I might share them?

Alex Mundy replied:

Dear Paul, If you would like to, you can send them to me, and I will pass them on to Hugh O'Donnell, who will in turn add them to the site with a photo credit for you. Send to alex@dgmhq.com

Written by Phoenix Wright Guy

24 September, 2024

Sorry for bothering you again, but...

I just had another question arise, what exactly was Richard's Club Atlanta 1973 recorded on... How was it recorded, and do you have the original recording tape? Also, I'm not sure, but, is the version as a bonus track on 'Starless and bible black' of Doctor Diamond from that concert a different mix from the version, say, on the 'Starless' box set.

Alex Mundy replied:

Dear Phoenix, The Richard's Club show on the site is a bootleg recording, we don't have the original. Listening to it now, it sounds like it may have been a radio broadcast? So possibly recorded via the radio onto cassette, or straight from the mixing desk? Without delving back in time to the assembly of these releases, which would be to fire up archived hard drives, I'm not sure I can remember what recording we used on the box set releases.

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Written by bruhcity

Larks' Tongues in Aspic

Crimson's greatest studio album

Ever since I heard the riffs off Larks Part I I knew this was my favorite Crime album. It's difficult for me to put into words how much I love this album. It's just perfect, that's all I can say.

Written by Bionaut

Orpheum Theatre

Crimson So Fluid By 1984 ….

Fantastic show! Our crew recorded a very high quality version from maybe fifth row center, it was one of the best recordings of that era-crisp highs and solid bottom. Full show. Never circulated it beyond friends. This version recording is also verrry well done. Get this one, the band is telepathic in their improvs. Best tour of the 80’s by far. Yea

Written by Chris Inguanta

The Pier

I was there

I was there so this review is a little biased. Sound quality was a 3.5. I did enjoy listening to a show I attended.

Written by David Ohm

Mr Stormy's Monday Selection Vol. 8

Treasure trove of surprises

I recently added volumes 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, and 11 to my collection, and I must say, each album is like a little treasure trove of surprises. Every one of them features a delightful mix of tunes, some of which are absolute gems, while others are genuinely cherishable. Integrating these into my KC collection felt akin to being a child in a toy shop—utterly thrilled with each discovery. These albums are not just music; they're an eclectic assortment of auditory delights that keep giving. Highly rec...

Written by David Ohm

Stormy Monday Selection Vol. 6

Treasure trove of surprises

I recently added volumes 5, 6, 9, 10 and 11 to my collection, and I must say, each album is like a little treasure trove of surprises. Every one of them features a delightful mix of tunes, some of which are absolute gems, while others are genuinely cherishable. Integrating these into my KC collection felt akin to being a child in a toy shop—utterly thrilled with each discovery. These albums are not just music; they're an eclectic assortment of auditory delights that keep giving. Highly recomme...

Written by David Ohm

Mr Stormys Monday Selection Vol.5

Treasure trove of surprises