Nightswan
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Einer möglichen Petition würde ich mich anschließen!
King Crimson
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Acrylator
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Merkwürdig, dass da nicht wenigstens alle Studioalben erwähnt werden (vor allem "Islands", "In The Wake Of Poseidon", "The ConstruKction Of Light" und "The Power To Believe"), stattdessen aber ein Live-Album (bei weitem nicht das beste) und eine der vielen EPs...
Und für mich gehören "Starless..." und "Larks' Tongues..." definitiv noch in die erste Kategorie.
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Neuster Beitrag in der Youtube-Reihe zum 50. Jub.:
King Crimson's The Mincer & The Law Of Maximum Distress (komplett! - unbedingt den Kommentar anhören!) from 1973 is the focus of this week's 50th Anniversary track.
King Crimson's The Mincer & The Law Of Maximum Distress (komplett! - unbedingt den Kommentar anhören!) from 1973 is the focus of this week's 50th Anniversary track.
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Gestern Live in Toronto auf Vinyl für 109 € bestellt.
Ist schon Wahnsinn, aber egal.
Nach der USA die beste Live Aufnahme m.M.n
Ist schon Wahnsinn, aber egal.
Nach der USA die beste Live Aufnahme m.M.n
Erdbär
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In The Wake Of Poseidon habe ich auch vermisst. Für mich die zweitbeste King Crimson.
Acrylator
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Für mich erst frühestens auf dem sechsten Platz - das Debüt, die drei Alben von 1973/74 und "Islands" kommen bei mir auf jeden Fall noch davor!
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Ich dürfte welche verpennt haben, dennoch:
This week's 50th-Anniversary download from King Crimson is the 2006 remix of Ladies Of The Road. The piece was originally uploaded on DGM in 2006 to mark the passing of Boz Burrell. It seems fitting that this version is made available on the 12th anniversary of Ian Wallace's death...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al88ovYggFE&feature=youtu.be
This week's 50th-Anniversary download from King Crimson is the 2006 remix of Ladies Of The Road. The piece was originally uploaded on DGM in 2006 to mark the passing of Boz Burrell. It seems fitting that this version is made available on the 12th anniversary of Ian Wallace's death...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al88ovYggFE&feature=youtu.be
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Michael Giles wird heute 77 und es gibt zum 50. einen Edit von Space Groove II vom ProjeKct 2:
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King Crimson's Eyes Wide Open from 2003 is the featured track on this week's 50th-anniversary download...
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Crimsonites!
Taken from a cassette recording - with audio restored and mastered by DGM - Live in Newcastle, December 8, 1972 showcases the Larks' Tongues in Aspic line-up shortly before it went on to produce that classic album.
Despite its source, this is the best sounding live recording of the incredible Fripp, Wetton, Bruford, Cross and Muir King Crimson configuration.
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It’s remarkable, from this distance in time, to imagine that a band with four chart albums (and an official live bootleg) in its history and the reputation such entailed, could embark on a UK tour with a completely new line-up featuring just a single surviving founding member, playing a set consisting of newly composed material, some on the spot improvisations and, usually, an encore of one familiar tune - 21st Century Schizoid Man - and be expected by management and promoters not just to fill halls around the country but to sufficiently entertain the audiences from city to city so as not to get bottled off stage. Welcome to King Crimson’s autumn/winter tour of the UK in 1972. !
The best single live example of Jamie Muir’s short time with this line-up, this was King Crimson confidently playing the material that would, for the most part, make up the classic Larks’ Tongues in Aspic album.
Live in Newcastle, December 8, 1972 is the 48th title in the King Crimson Collectors’ Club series.
1. Larks’ Tongues in Aspic Part One
2. Book of Saturday
3. Improv I
4. Exiles
5. Easy Money
6. Improv II
7. The Talking Drum
8. Larks’ Tongues in Aspic Part Two
Taken from a cassette recording - with audio restored and mastered by DGM - Live in Newcastle, December 8, 1972 showcases the Larks' Tongues in Aspic line-up shortly before it went on to produce that classic album.
Despite its source, this is the best sounding live recording of the incredible Fripp, Wetton, Bruford, Cross and Muir King Crimson configuration.
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It’s remarkable, from this distance in time, to imagine that a band with four chart albums (and an official live bootleg) in its history and the reputation such entailed, could embark on a UK tour with a completely new line-up featuring just a single surviving founding member, playing a set consisting of newly composed material, some on the spot improvisations and, usually, an encore of one familiar tune - 21st Century Schizoid Man - and be expected by management and promoters not just to fill halls around the country but to sufficiently entertain the audiences from city to city so as not to get bottled off stage. Welcome to King Crimson’s autumn/winter tour of the UK in 1972. !
The best single live example of Jamie Muir’s short time with this line-up, this was King Crimson confidently playing the material that would, for the most part, make up the classic Larks’ Tongues in Aspic album.
Live in Newcastle, December 8, 1972 is the 48th title in the King Crimson Collectors’ Club series.
1. Larks’ Tongues in Aspic Part One
2. Book of Saturday
3. Improv I
4. Exiles
5. Easy Money
6. Improv II
7. The Talking Drum
8. Larks’ Tongues in Aspic Part Two
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This week's download celebrating 50 years of King Crimson centres upon the remarkable talents of pianist Keith Tippett who made such telling and decisive contributions to In The Wake Of Poseidon, Lizard, and Islands. David Singleton introduces his work on Lizard - the isolated piano track for Prince Rupert Awakes and a bonus of Tippett's pastiche lines that went into Big Top.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VMXgdIcpB4&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VMXgdIcpB4&feature=youtu.be
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This week's 50th Anniversary download is Requiem (extended)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMO3ucNnlpU&feature=youtu.be
Von Beat und in dieser Version auf späteren Auflagen des Albums zu finden (auch hier ist die 40th Ann. Edt. mehrwertig mit dieser Version und einer Studioversion von Absent Lovers!).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMO3ucNnlpU&feature=youtu.be
Von Beat und in dieser Version auf späteren Auflagen des Albums zu finden (auch hier ist die 40th Ann. Edt. mehrwertig mit dieser Version und einer Studioversion von Absent Lovers!).
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It was 46 years ago on this date that King Crimson released their fifth studio album, Larks' Tongues In Aspic. Read all about the making of the record here...
https://www.dgmlive.com/news/LTIA released 46 years ago today
https://www.dgmlive.com/news/LTIA released 46 years ago today
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The ReconstruKction of Light – is the fourteenth release in the acclaimed King Crimson 40th anniversary series.
• CD features a “re-imagined” edition of the album with all drums replaced by Pat Mastelotto & the entire album remixed to accommodate these changes by Don Gunn (who mixed last year’s Meltdown: Live in Mexico set.
• DVD-a features the new mixes in hi-res stereo audio.
• DVD-a also features the album in lossless 5.1 Surround Sound as mixed by David Singleton.
• All new mixes were approved by the set’s Executive Producer Robert Fripp.
• The original album mix is included in hi-res stereo
• As a bonus feature, the complete ProjeKct X album – Heaven & Earth is included.
• Presented as a 2 x digi-pack format in a slipcase with new sleeve notes by King Crimson biographer Sid Smith along with rare photos & archive material.
When the Double Trio line of Fripp, Belew, Levin, Mastelotto, Bruford, and Gunn wanted to develop new material at the end of the THRAK-era in 1997, they broke down into smaller groups, a process which Fripp dubbed fraKctalisation. This resulted in a series of different groupings which were called The ProjeKcts (and a series of releases now gathered on the Heaven & Earth boxed set).
When the individual players regrouped as King Crimson, the band was now a double duo consisting of Belew, Fripp, Gunn, and Mastelotto with Tony Levin and Bill Bruford leaving to fulfil other recording and touring commitments. The next period of KC activity resulted in the album The ConstruKction of Light (from 2000). Perhaps appropriately, for an album with the theme of building in its title, ConstruKction has undergone the most radical change of all KC albums thus far - effectively being rebuilt from the ground up.
The loss of the original recordings of the electronic drums allowed Pat Mastelotto to completely re-record the material on his current acoustic/electric kit making for a virtually completely new album of familiar material.
The album is presented here in new stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound editions, along with the original mix and, as a bonus inclusion, the complete ProjeKct X Heaven & Earth album, which was issued as a companion volume to the original album.
https://burningshed.com/store/kingc...Kk1-_ojnYsDr2e-k2Q5G-ZOx-XM7islXvikzuBeLpXsvU
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The Power to Believe – is the fifteenth and final release in the acclaimed King Crimson 40th anniversary series.
• CD features an enhanced, expanded master of the album.
• DVD-a features the new master in hi-res stereo audio.
• DVD-a also features the album in lossless 5.1 Surround Sound as mixed by David Singleton.
• All new mixes were approved by the set’s Executive Producer Robert Fripp.
• The original album master is included in hi-res stereo
• As a bonus feature, the mini-album Happy With What You Have to be Happy With – which preceded the release of The Power to Believe is included.
• Presented as a 2 x digi-pack format in a slipcase with new sleeve notes by King Crimson biographer Sid Smith along with rare photos & archive material.
The fifteenth - and final - release in the King Crimson 40th Anniversary series.
The Power To Believe, originally issued in 2003 is King Crimson’s final studio album, to date. Drawing in part on material issued on the 2001 live mini-album Level 5 and the 2002 studio mini-album Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With, the album represented the final statement from the double duo which had recorded and toured from 2000.
It was produced by Machine with post-production work by David Singleton and Robert Fripp allowing for the inclusion of additional elements and edits prior to release.
The CD features an enhanced, expanded master of the album.
The DVD-A features the new master in hi-res stereo audio, the album in lossless 5.1 Surround Sound (mixed by David Singleton). All new mixes were approved by the set’s Executive Producer Robert Fripp. The original album master is included in hi-res stereo and as a bonus feature, the mini-album Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With (which preceded the release of The Power to Believe is included).
As with the other 40th Anniversary releases, the set is presented in a double digipak format in a slipcase and contains sleeve notes by King Crimson biographer Sid Smith (along with rare photos and archive material).
https://burningshed.com/store/kingc...0th/king-crimson_the-power-to-believe_cd_dvda
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Jetzt wird es richtig schmerzvoll und teuer, auch wenn ich einiges von dem ProjeKcts-Kram schon habe:
Heaven and Earth is the most comprehensive boxed set in the series to date, covering just over a decade in King Crimson’s extensive history.
It presents the most complete account of the ProjeKcts series with concerts by P1 – 4 & the sole studio recording of P1 in addition to a huge selection of ProjeKct albums and related recordings.
When the Double Trio line of Fripp, Belew, Levin, Mastelotto, Bruford, and Gunn wanted to develop new material at the end of the THRAK-era in 1997 they broke down into smaller groups, a process which Fripp dubbed fraKctalisation.
As the various band members in different groupings sought to road test ideas in front of audiences the projeKcts, as they were called, often played in small clubs and away from large scale venues. As a result, this hugely creative undertaking was often unseen and unheard by the more general broader audience and to that extent the ProjeKcts can be said to represent ‘The Unknown King Crimson.’
Four CDs and two Blu-rays detail this risk-taking era in comprehensive detail.
When the individual players regrouped as King Crimson the band was now a double duo consisting of Belew, Fripp, Gunn, and Mastelotto with Tony Levin & Bill Bruford leaving to fulfil other recording and touring commitments.
The next period of KC activity resulted in two studio albums, a heavy touring schedule, a studio mini-album & a number of live releases on CD/DVD/download & ran to 2003.
The two studio albums are presented here for the first time in 5.1 surround mixes.
2000’s The ConstruKction of Light has undergone the most radical change of all KC albums thus far.
The loss of the original recordings of the electronic drums allowed Pat Mastelotto to completely rerecord the material on his current acoustic/electric kit making for a virtually completely new album of familiar material.
2003’s The Power to Believe has also benefited from additional sonic seasonings from the original recording sessions discovered by mixer/producer David Singleton & woven into the surround mix.
They are accompanied by a series of live recordings presented across 11CDs of live recordings taken from the various tours including a US show with Tool and a specially construKcted 3CD set from 2000 which interweaves improvs & the London concert to produce a very different, very powerful imaginary KC setlist.
Every night of the 2000 European tour was also filmed by DGM off-shoot company, Bootleg TV style. This had the advantage that the crew filming became equally familiar with the setlists, for example knowing when to get closer to particular musicians at key points, working out how best to film the improv sections and going with the flow of the gigs.
Most live concert films are precisely that: a film of a single performance or a couple of nights at a single venue.
With Bootleg TV filming evolved to match the band and this Blu-Ray details a very different approach to live filming, with over ten hours of live video footage as proof of concept.
It's also just one example of why, at one point it was thought that this era would have to run across two boxed sets but by utilising the full capacity of every disc included the entire history of the band in this era is presented, as it should be, in one place.
With King Crimson again off the road, in 2006 Adrian Belew and Robert Fripp became ProjeKct 6 and four of their concerts feature on Blu-Ray Disc 2.
Finally, CDs 17 and 18 present an idealised set-list drawn from the New York run of gigs from King Crimson’s 2008 US tour which saw the band playing live after an absence of five years. Following Trey Gunn’s departure, Tony Levin rejoined the band and with drummer Gavin Harrison making his debut with King Crimson both he and Pat Mastelotto foreshadow the elements that would make the three drummer set-up of the present-day incarnation of King Crimson so spectacular.
Eleven years, numerous ProjeKcts, dozens of concerts, complete studio recordings of the era, with re-recordings in new stereo & 5.1, and over 10 hours of live video footage, Heaven and Earth is the most extensive account of this part of King Crimson’s ongoing story.
This 24 disc - 18 x CD, 4 x Blu-Ray and 2 x DVD-A - set represents the most comprehensive collection in the series to date and covers the period from December 1997 to August 2008.
Contents (Presented in a 12” box with booklet, memorabilia and new sleeve-notes by Sid Smith and David Singleton)
* 3CDs feature a re-imagining of The ConstruKction of Light, an extended/enhanced stereo mix of The Power to Believe and the (studio) Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With and Level 5 mini-albums.
* 4CDs feature ProjeKcts 1 - 4 (new to CD) with 1 CD allocated to each line-up.
* 11CDs feature live recordings (several new to CD, with some material previously unreleased) from the 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2008 tours.
* 3 Blu-Ray audio discs:
Disc One contains the complete recordings of ProjeKcts 1, 3, 4 & 6 - every single concert plus additional material the ProjeKcts released, it features the complete albums: ProjeKct 1- Space Groove, The ProjeKcts - 4CD box, ProjeKct 1 - Jazz Café Suite, ProjeKct X - Heaven & Earth, BPM&M - ExtraKcts & ArtifaKcts and Rieflin/Fripp/Gunn - Repercussions of Angelic Behaviour
Disc Two contains the complete recordings of ProjeKct 2 (every single concert). More than 30 shows plus an album's worth of rehearsals.
Disc Three contains The ReconstruKction of Light - the album in stereo and 5.1 mixes with the drums completely re-recorded by Pat Mastelotto - stereo mixes by Don Gunn, 5.1 mixes by David Singleton and the original album in hi-res stereo, The Power to Believe - expanded/enhanced 2019 master (2 tracks with additional elements plus 3 extra tracks assembled/mixed by David Singleton) and 5.1 surround mixes by David Singleton - all mixes executive produced by Robert Fripp - plus the Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With and Level 5 mini-albums, the 2000 show from London, the EleKtriK live album from 2003 and a video of a tour of the KC studio/live equipment setup from 2002.
* Blu-Ray video contains Europe 2000 - The Bootleg TV tour, which features around 10 hours of audio/video mostly never seen/heard since the concerts with versions of selected songs and improvs (usually two per night of each) from almost every show. Includes footage and music from 20 performances.
* 2 DVD-As (compatible with all dvd players) feature The ReconstruKction of Light (new stereo/5.1/original stereo mixes plus ProjeKct X - Heaven & Earth) and The Power to Believe (2019 stereo/5.1/original master mixes plus Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With mini-album).
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