LIVE IN ZURICH, 1973

King Crimson

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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2009

Songs / Tracks Listing

CD 1 (40:45)
1. Walk On ... No Pussyfooting (0:57)
2. Improv: Some Pussyfooting (2:21)
3. Larks' Tongues In Aspic: Part I (8:13)
4. RF Announcement (2:35)
5. Lament (4:09)
6. Peace: A Theme (0:51)
7. Cat Food (4:14)
8. The Night Watch (5:59)
9. Fracture (11:26)

CD 2 (58:52)
1. The Law Of Maximum Distress: Part I (6:41)
2. Improv: The Mincer (4:20)
3. The Law Of Maximum Distress: Part II (2:33)
4. Easy Money (7:49)
5. Exiles (6:44)
6. Improv: Some More Pussyfooting (5:53)
7. The Talking Drum (5:57)
8. Larks' Tongues In Aspic: Part II (10:05)
9. 21st Century Schizoid Man (8:50)

Total time 99:37

Line-up / Musicians

- Robert Fripp / guitar, mellotron, electric piano
- John Wetton / bass guitar, vocals
- David Cross / violin, mellotron, electric piano
- Bill Bruford / drums, percussion

Releases information

Recorded November 15, 1973, at the Volkshaus, Zurich, Switzerland

Produced by David Singleton and Alex R Mundy on behalf of King Crimson & the King Crimson Collectors Club

2CD Discipline Global Mobile CLUB41 (2009, US)

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KING CRIMSON Live in Zurich, 1973 ratings distribution

4.29
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(62%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(31%)
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Collectors/fans only (4%)
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Review by Warthur
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This is one of the best-sounding live concerts available from the Starless & Bible Black era of King Crimson, thanks to being recorded using mobile studio facilities. Eight of these tracks were on the Great Deceiver boxed set, but here you get the entire set. The band are on top form and it all sounds very excellent; at the same time, it's worth noting that the set is also available as part of the Starless boxed set, which you're likely to at least be considering if you're keen enough on this period of King Crimson to delve into full concert recordings like this.

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