Three King Crimson instrumentals |
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Argo2112
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Posted: January 11 2022 at 07:45 |
I know there are a lot more I could put on the list but I decided to go with these three from the John Wetton era.
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Fracture.
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All great, I'll go with Fracture. I had LTiA Pt2 as my ring tone for ages.
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Come to think of it - King Crimson are pretty darned good at this instrumental-thing. Fracture for me. But hey Sailor's Tale, The Devil's Triangle, The Talking Book, Trio... and the rest are all spectacular too.
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All these are great and I agree with the Fracture crowd. Some more brilliance to be found in The Sheltering Sky, Satori in Tangier, and Industry (as a Discipline phase KC fan I've got to mention these).
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Red, an industrious little composition heralding their finest hour.
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Red
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All three masterpieces, all three heavier than a really heavy thing!
I'm going with Red, for those sweet dissonant harmonies. LTIA 2 shouldn't be counted out. Check out the live version from the Providence RI 1974 show.
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RED
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Too funny. I'm listening to Red as I saw this post. |
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Larks' Tongues just over Red.
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Fracture, no contest.
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Red
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Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part Two
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Fracture
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Red, but I would have chosen LTIA, Part One if it were a choice.
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Extremely close call between Fracture and Red, but I had to go with the latter. Such a fantastic way to open my favorite KC album
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