Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2015 10:31 pm
1971 i think you meanFretless wrote:Yes. If you were living in 1972.
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Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Fri Dec 25, 2015 11:06 pm
Quite correct sir, I bow to your superior knowledge. 
Although if you were in 1972 - then 'Islands' would have been the last (studio) album.
Although if you were in 1972 - then 'Islands' would have been the last (studio) album.
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 12:11 pm
Google Chrome is reporting the site contains malware
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 3:26 pm
[quote="terrybooth"]Google Chrome is reporting the site contains malware.
Which site? Am I missing something?
Which site? Am I missing something?
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 5:18 pm
In the OP.antonio66 wrote:terrybooth wrote:Google Chrome is reporting the site contains malware.
Which site? Am I missing something?
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sat Dec 26, 2015 5:21 pm
Thanks Terry.
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 7:24 pm
Indeed, the old site had to be taken down after being attacked. Steve spent considerable time and resources getting a new site sorted.terrybooth wrote:Google Chrome is reporting the site contains malware
For the record it can be found here.
http://theprogmeister.com/
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 8:33 pm
This I find, is what can happen due to a laps in humour.......... 
Welcome back BP.
Welcome back BP.
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2016 4:51 pm
The most recent incarnation of King Crimson has announced a double-CD live album taken from last year's world tour.
"King Crimson - Live in Toronto - November 20th 2015"
Release date is March 18th.
Info and pre-order via Burning Shed here:
https://www.burningshed.com/store/kingc ... 29+02+2016
"King Crimson - Live in Toronto - November 20th 2015"
Release date is March 18th.
Info and pre-order via Burning Shed here:
https://www.burningshed.com/store/kingc ... 29+02+2016
Re: King Crimson live at The Lowry 11:09:15
Posted: Fri Mar 25, 2016 12:00 am
Update on the above.
King Crimson - 'Live in Toronto' has just come in and I am giving it a first listen.
News is - this isn't THE live album that is due for release in the autumn of 2016 (along with a concert film). No, this is an official sound-board recording of a single performance put out to counteract several poor-quality bootlegs of the latest tour that are in circulation.
That being said 'Live in Toronto' is a really enjoyable ride, for all its ballsy roughness. The band is in cracking form and the audience is certainly appreciative. Jakko shows himself to be a worthy replacement for the vocals of John Wetton and Greg Lake in this set which is a terrific mixture of older and newer material.
It's not perfect - but it is a good accompaniment to the too-short taster that 'Live at the Orpheum' was. Now the wait is on for the 'proper' live album later this year.
Dear Mr. Fripp - please get these guys into a studio.
King Crimson - 'Live in Toronto' has just come in and I am giving it a first listen.
News is - this isn't THE live album that is due for release in the autumn of 2016 (along with a concert film). No, this is an official sound-board recording of a single performance put out to counteract several poor-quality bootlegs of the latest tour that are in circulation.
That being said 'Live in Toronto' is a really enjoyable ride, for all its ballsy roughness. The band is in cracking form and the audience is certainly appreciative. Jakko shows himself to be a worthy replacement for the vocals of John Wetton and Greg Lake in this set which is a terrific mixture of older and newer material.
It's not perfect - but it is a good accompaniment to the too-short taster that 'Live at the Orpheum' was. Now the wait is on for the 'proper' live album later this year.
Dear Mr. Fripp - please get these guys into a studio.