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Usher Hall
18
Sep
2015

Usher Hall

Edinburgh
There’s a lot of fun and fascination to be had listening closely to Tony Levin’s roving bass line whenever Crimson play this one. Having performed this monster track since 1981 to his credit he’s constantly finding different ways for his fingers to explore the way to the centre of the piece.
Usher Hall

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Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part Two
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