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    Posted: January 18 2015 at 12:57
Originally posted by Gully Foyle Gully Foyle wrote:

Originally posted by Drew Drew wrote:

Who is their current drummer?

Pat Mastelloto, Bill Rieflin, Gavin Harrison...all at once
 
I'm not sure that the average rock music fan, can appreciate and have any idea what 3 folks can do with a piece of music, and what these folks did was astounding, and helped make the music fresh and exciting all at once.
 
I also think the enthusiasm was there, because it was a concert of music for the FAN of the band. But if I had to choose who the stars were for the whole show, I will say each and every time, the three drummers ... PERIOD!
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I have bought it two days ago, and I heard it today three times. I love it! New and very refreshing. The only critic: it's very short!


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Originally posted by Drew Drew wrote:

Who is their current drummer?

Pat Mastelloto, Bill Rieflin, Gavin Harrison...all at once
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Great news!

I loved the show.
Hope to pick up a vinyl copy if the press in that format.
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I have a live recording from 2008 and it's great. Unfortunately it wasn't the show I saw but was recorded at the same venue the night before.
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i preordered...i often pay more for albums that are not as good, so im happy to plonk down cash on this, though i wonder if the magic of these shows will come through...the experience was profound at the show
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What if I don't wan't the DVD-A?

A bit pricey for 40m live album.

Think I'll pass on this one.
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^ Well...that's not what I said. haha

Thanks. But good to see Sailor's Tale in there. Anyone have any lowdown on the two new pieces? 
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Physical release I hope?
 
Also hope for Larks Tongue I to be included. (And the new songs too of course)
 
 
CD (16/44.1 stereo) + DVD-A (24/96 Hi-Res stereo) or 200g vinyl
 
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1. Walk On: Monk Morph Chamber Music
2. One More Red Nightmare
3. Banshee Legs Bell Hassle
4. The ConstruKction of Light
5. The Letters
6. Sailor's Tale
7. Starless
 
 
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i was there in LA for this one - very exciting news
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I'll take 40 mins of live Crim over no live Crim at all.




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First of many from the new line-up. Priority list, it goes, of course.
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i was certainly hoping for a dvd release, the visual of the 3 drummers was mesmerizing
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Physical release I hope?
 
Also hope for Larks Tongue I to be included. (And the new songs too of course)


Edited by Man With Hat - November 20 2014 at 18:31
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Great news! A very wise decision to include Starless.
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Points: 350 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 20 2014 at 13:29
i wasn't knocking it...just noting that for those wanting more, live king crimson is the very fount of more, more live releases (hundreds!) than any other band i know of
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Originally posted by Gully Foyle Gully Foyle wrote:

Given the recent DGM release strategy, I am sure there will be, some day, a 35-disc total retrospective of the tour, every moment of every show, plus rehersals, for some large price tag

No doubt, but count me in as plunking down the cash when it is released Smile
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Given the recent DGM release strategy, I am sure there will be, some day, a 35-disc total retrospective of the tour, every moment of every show, plus rehersals, for some large price tag
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Originally posted by Stool Man Stool Man wrote:

Then I'm sure there are numerous bootleg recordings of the tour
True.  Just saying a legit release of a full concert would have been ideal.  I don't mean it to sound like a complaint.
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