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PLAYING HIDE AND SEEK WITH THE GHOSTS OF DAWN (KING CRIMSON'S IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING)Various Artists (Tributes)Various Genres |
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One thing about the Flaming Lips is that they do their own thing. After releasing the massively
well-received Embryonic album, the band then proceeded to make a tribute album to Dark Side of the
Moon, and then organized a tribute album to In the Court of the Crimson King, for which they've
contributed one song. Suffice it to say, this release is not quite as successful as their DSOTM. However, the Flaming Lips' version of "Epitaph" is my favorite track from both tribute albums.
On the whole, this album is an interesting interpretation, and a continuation of the psychedelic leftturn the band
took with Embryonic. Apparently, the band plans to continue making these tribute albums. According
to reports, they plan to do a a tribute to Can's Tago Mago in the future, which seems appropriate
given the band's new, harsh, Krautrock-derived sound.
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