STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK

This must be the greatest progressive-experimental album of all time! Last month, when I was looked trough my King Crimson album collection, I realized that I wasn't all that familiar with albums like "Islands" and "Starless and Bible Black". Although I've heard them before, I had a strange feeling that these albums entailed some totally new performances this time around. At first I found the album to be very quiet and uninteresting, still I gave it another go and noticed the greatness of that quietness. This album has a huge amount of secrets well "hidden" in it, so don't just listen to it, but really LISTEN! By that I mean that you have got to understand or at least interpret everything you hear or otherwise you'll end up with a very strange and unresolved album. But really it's quite excellent. I consider it King Crimson's best, ranked among the progressive genre's greatest.