Roxy Theatre Atlanta United States

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Roxy Theatre Atlanta United States
12
Nov
1995

Roxy Theatre

Atlanta
17 days into the tour and the second night of indoor games at the Roxy. Though the previous evening appears to have slightly more energy and zap overall, this is a solid show with plenty to write home about. Listen out for a seriously screwy Neurotica. Afterwards you can hear each member of the band laughing and commenting about what had just happened as though they were lucky to come out the other end of the tune relatively intact. Oh, and let’s not forget there’s a rather tasty Fripp stinger right at the end. Bruford and Mastelloto pull out the stops of B’Boom, whilst Thrak contains a truly malevolent improv where Levin’s bowed bass soars and swoops against Fripp’s laser-beam lines. People once again proves to be something of an unexpected highpoint with Tony giving it some uber funk fingers workout and there’s that majestic coda in which Adrian bends the plank almost to breaking point. The evening reaches a tumultuous conclusion with the Talking Drum and an eventful LTIAwhich occasionally goes off-road in places. But hey, let’s face it – most Crimheads would prefer a bumpy ride to something that’s smooth and polished.
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TRACK
TIME
01
Conundrum
01:28
02
Thela Hun Ginjeet
06:35
03
Three Of A Perfect Pair
04:26
04
VROOOM VROOOM
05:16
05
Frame By Frame
05:20
06
Dinosaur
07:14
07
Red
06:29
08
Neurotica
04:48
09
People
06:15
10
Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream
05:07
11
VROOOM
04:10
12
Coda Marine 475
02:59
01
One Time
05:59
02
BBoom
06:26
03
THRAK
07:55
04
Improv Two Sticks
03:06
05
Indiscipline
08:19
06
Prism
04:06
07
Elephant Talk
04:31
08
Walking On Air
05:27
09
The Talking Drum
03:10
10
Larks Tongues In Aspic Pt II
06:42

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PURCHASE
TOUR
Written by Eric Kearns
Soooo Goood
I finally got to go to my first KC show and with Mr. Bill Bruford to boot! Talk about being blown away. I’ve seen many shows in my time and this one still resonates. The crowd was very respectful and you could here a pin drop. B’Boom was immense. Larger than life - all the songs were done with masterful aplomb. Top notch!
Written by Jonathan Steele
My first Crim
I went to the show with two friends who were marginal Crim fans, but who have since become almost as crazy about them as I. We had a thoroughly enjoyable evening having our musical sensibilities challenged and our ears blown off in a most delightful way. It was I who sounded off during Indiscipline when Adrian said, "....to see if I still liked it". You can barely hear me shout, "Did you?" from the third row, then you hear some of the crowd chuckle. He glanced in my direction and arche...

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