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Poll Question: What should be my next King Crimson purchase?
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Originally posted by pero pero wrote:

ISLANDS is most underrated diamond in KC opus.
 
After Islands get In a wake of Poseidon, Lizard and Starless and bible black




Do NOT stop adding to your collection until you have islands!






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Starless and Bible black.

Buy this for Fracture. An amazing piece of music.
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Definitely Lizard! It takes a little time to get used to Gorden Haskells vocals, but once you do you'll love Lizard. It's worth the price for the title track, King Crimson's only epic.
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"Lizard" is special on so many levels. Crimson never did aything like it again, the lineup never toured, and the only song which ever really made it into future setlists was "Cirkus", which made it into concerts by the 1972 "Islands" lineup, and not much else.

Worth it for the uniqueness among their discography. Try "Starless" next to complete the 73-4 trio.
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Lizard for me.
 
The title track doesn't get the kudos it deserves.
 
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In the Wake of Poseidon, just for the beautiful title track.
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Buy Lizard, then Starless. Or buy both at the same time ;)
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I love Earthbound but it's definitely King Crimson's Marmite album (you either love it or hate it) so i voted for Starless and Bible Black.
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Originally posted by Harry Hood Harry Hood wrote:

"Absent Lovers" is another great live album.
Yep! It sums up their early 80's career wonderfully, so after this you know quite well if the 80's studio albums will please you or not! (they please me)
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Definetively...

STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK...
... E N E L B U N K E R...
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Originally posted by MattiR MattiR wrote:

I think "Starless And Bible Black" will be excellent purchase for you, as a logical continuation of "Larks'..."

    
I agree.
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Starless, then Lizard
 
If don't have them already, get Red and Discipline
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Lizard of course. It's almost as good as the debut. Mellotron and Saxophone rock on this one.
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Lizard and Starless. I've only listen to Islands a few times; but so far I find it a bit of a step down from Lizard. Lizard had so many great ideas in it and matured the sound of symphonic prog, for 1970 its a masterpiece considering what else was out there.



  
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