Did yall read Bill Bruford's autobiography? He is no longer a fan of Mr Fripp nor Belew...

King Crimson were one of the first bands I got into. Court of the Crimson King, Red, and Larks' Tongues (which I have on vinyl) bequeathed to me from my older brother (while we wasn't looking, of course). I haven't listened to them in a long time, though.

I still have my brother's ProjeKct Two's Space Groove.

I love Crimson seventies albums (maybe "Islands" is not as good as the other). Maybe I have some problems in my attitude, but somehow I don´t like at all 80-2000 albums. Maybe I have to listen them more.

people used to smuggle reel to reels into stadiums to record bands, not sure when the portable Nakamichi cassettes came into play, but these hold up against DAT when done well.

the one you deleted, the description sounds like it had gone through an equalizer a couple times...

So.. how about that Red?

Yeah thats an excellent album Derek.
akprodr no I've never gotten around to reading it, too much other stuff. What does he say?

Also in Krimso news Fripp seems to have formed a new band consisting of himself, Jakko Jakszyk, and the return of Mel Collins. Is this another projeKct or a new line up? And what will it be doing since Fripp is no longer touring?