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THREE OF A PERFECT PAIRKing CrimsonEclectic Prog3.29 | 1448 ratings |
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![]() The instrumental track "Industry" came into my attention when I watched the Live in Japan laser disc because I can see how the band plays it and I spin back my CD to have another listen which I enjoy very much - provided good circumstances. What I mean with "good circumstances" is the right time to enjoy silent music - probably during midnight. "Dig Me", the track immediately following, is no less incredible -- with words written by Belew about an abandoned auto wreck. It might be a good illustration of how pop touches can be almost completely presented. "No Warning" represents another breakthrough into untapped territory. "Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Part III" is something free-form material especially in the opening guitar solo. "Three Of A Perfect Pair" and "Sleepless" are excellent pop songs with unique bass lines by Levin. "Sleepless" contains multi-layered instrumentation. It's not best Crimson album but if you love the band, it's must having it. I just upgraded my CD into a remastered replica version. Keep on proggin' ..! Peace on earth and mercy mild - GW
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