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Originally posted by Relayer09 Relayer09 wrote:

Lark's Tongues lineup is my favorite. Muir just added that something special.
 
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Originally posted by fuxi fuxi wrote:

Fripp-Wetton-Bruford-Cross for me. Just check out the GREAT DECEIVER live collection. Simply astonishing.

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Originally posted by Erpland316 Erpland316 wrote:

All of the lineups are good in various ways.  The Larks-Red era is probably the best overall, but I have gained much respect for the 80's-present era.  If you havent seen Neal Jack and Me DVD it will change your mind.  Just great musicians playing great music.

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Can't go past the Fripp, Lake, McDonald, Giles, Sinfield line up when it comes to music quality.
 
Lake better voice than Wetton. Win for the Lake era
The Wetton era doesn't even have any keyboards. Another win for Lake era
Song writing is stronger during Lake era. Another win for Lake era
I prefer Giles drumming over Brufords 1973-1974 drumming. Another win for Lake era
Poseidon is my fave KC album. Another win for Lake era
Only problem was Lake era only lasted 2 albums and Wetton era lasted 3 albums.
 
The Belew 80s era probably has the most amount of quality possibly over 3 albums though.
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I´m gonna go with the Discipline line up, it has my favorite guitarist, drummer and bass player in the same band!... and Belew is there too!!!
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Can't go past the Fripp, Lake, McDonald, Giles, Sinfield line up when it comes to music quality.
 
Lake better voice than Wetton. Win for the Lake era
The Wetton era doesn't even have any keyboards. Another win for Lake era eh, I think you need to listen to Larks tongue in Aspic, Starless and Bible black and Red a bit more if you think there are no keysConfused
Song writing is stronger during Lake era. Another win for Lake era
I prefer Giles drumming over Brufords 1973-1974 drumming. Another win for Lake era
Poseidon is my fave KC album. Another win for Lake era
Only problem was Lake era only lasted 2 albums and Wetton era lasted 3 albums.
 
The Belew 80s era probably has the most amount of quality possibly over 3 albums though.
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 eh, I think you need to listen to Larks tongue in Aspic, Starless and Bible black and Red a bit more if you think there are no keysConfused
 
There may be a tiny bit of keys, but I can't seem to remember any off the top of my head
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Option three. Fripp, Wetton, Cross, Bruford, Muir

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Whichever one gave us Starless & Bible Black
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Originally posted by PROGMONSTER2008 PROGMONSTER2008 wrote:

Originally posted by el böthy el böthy wrote:

Originally posted by PROGMONSTER2008 PROGMONSTER2008 wrote:

 eh, I think you need to listen to Larks tongue in Aspic, Starless and Bible black and Red a bit more if you think there are no keysConfused
 
There may be a tiny bit of keys, but I can't seem to remember any off the top of my head
 
You might want to check out the Mellotron on Starless (the song).
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As long as Fripp is a part, I'm good.
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The Muir period - his percussive insanity seems so right for KC (listen to Easy Money on Lark's Tongue), and clearly rubbed off on Wm Bruford.
 
I have to say the more I hear the King Crimson Collectors Club live issues,  the more respect I give the Boz Burrell, Mel Collins, Ian Wallace period  (check out the Denver set)
 
 


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My favorite lineup has to be the original KC lineup (not the Giles Giles & Fripp). They made In the Court of the Crimson King! The early 80's lineup that included Belew, Fripp, Bruford and Levin is my second favorite. Adrian Belew's David Byrne-like vocals are always entertaining, and Tony Levin's Chapman Stick was (and still is) very entertaining.

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Fripp, Giles, McDonald, Lake, Sinfield

Although I have to agree with Spookytooth that the Belew, Levin, Fripp, Bruford lineup is great too.
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Fripp, Giles, McDonald, Lake, Sinfield - that line-up was just magic.

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Fripp, Belew, Levin, Bruford 
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Michael Giles drumming is the best in prog and Greg Lake's vocals are much better than John Wetton's so the early era gets my vote.
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Points: 1049 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2008 at 03:45
suppose it would be a dumb idea to do a Genesis or Yes version of this poll  Geek
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Points: 8052 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2008 at 12:47
Originally posted by PROGMONSTER2008 PROGMONSTER2008 wrote:

Originally posted by el böthy el böthy wrote:

Originally posted by PROGMONSTER2008 PROGMONSTER2008 wrote:

 eh, I think you need to listen to Larks tongue in Aspic, Starless and Bible black and Red a bit more if you think there are no keysConfused
 
There may be a tiny bit of keys, but I can't seem to remember any off the top of my head


Mellotron from Cross and Fripp on Easy Money, The Night Watch, Trio etc.. Not sure if there are any others involved.
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Points: 8052 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 22 2008 at 12:49
All of 'em, except perhaps the last one. And the Lizard/Larks' lineups are missing (as well as some later ones). I'll say '73.
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Fripp, Wetton, Cross, Bruford, and Muir were the oncoming storm.
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