Rejoice in your KC Choice, Joyce!

bertburt wrote: However, there are parts that I find drag a little too much, such as the violin solo in LTIA Pt. 1,

I myself always look forward to it! The element of violin is largely what makes Larks' Tongues part one so distinctive and unique in my ears.

The truth is, I have had Larks' for over a year now but I probably haven't listened to it more than, oh, I don't know, twenty times maybe? See, Larks´ is one of three records in my collection that I have this strange respect to, in that I won't listen to it casually or letting it spin several times in a row for example. The other two are Close To The Edge and Wish You Were Here. I treat all of them as a musical delicacy for special occasions only, which hopefully means that I will never be able to play them to death... I just want to "preserve the colour" of these records, to resort to laundry terms    

Ilove King Crimson music And Larks' In Tongues Aspic is very good album< but I don't think that it's best of them. It is to hard decide wich album is numero uno I like most In The Court of The Crimson King, Red,........ I like some new albums of KC like Thrak or The Power to Belive too
From Larks......... my favourite tracks are Exiles, and Easy Money


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Fritha wrote: The element of violin is largely what makes Larks' Tongues part one so distinctive and unique in my ears.

Same thing over here.

I'd have to say in the court.. but all those albums are masterpeices in my books.

soundspectrum wrote: What about In the wake of poseidon???????? That album was great, as well as the others that seem to be the most popular (red, Larks, ITCOCK)

Would you believe me if I told you I like ITWOP more than Red?

I'm a Red man myself... just ignore my avatar.

Red out of those three
but i always enjoyed In Wake of Posiedon the most

Odysseus wrote: Let's see if I get it: Prog Music has a (pretty cool) avatar of ITCOTCK yet he prefers Red. OK. el böthy has Larks as his avatar yet he prefers ITCOTCK...... hmmm... alrighty then.

The avatar was just too cool to pass up.

RED

Larks' Tongues is my favoirte, maybe because it was the first KC album I heard. But really, it seems to me to be the most challenging album KC ever did, and one of the most challenging albums in prog in general.