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Poll Question: What's you favorite Crimso line-up of all-time?
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    Posted: September 27 2009 at 00:35

What do you think was the best (or at least your favorite) line-up that King Crimson had? And why? Cool



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Fripp, Wetton, Bruford, Cross, and Muir for me.  I love Cross' violin/ viola work and  Muir's percussion.  Larks' Tongues in Aspic is easily my favourite KC album.
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The creativity of FBWCM was unparalleled IMO
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Fripp, Wetton, Bruford. Red much?
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Originally posted by Blowin Free Blowin Free wrote:

Fripp, Wetton, Bruford. Red much?
Damn straight.
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I also vote for the Red line-up.
A perfect album.
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Yup, it's the trio for me.  Though I'm a fan of most incarnations of KC and I've got nothing against David Cross, I think for that brief moment when it all got stripped down to the monstrous intensity of Fripp, Bruford and Wetton, man, that's hard to beat.
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for me the best KC's work is the first album,the I choose this line up
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The  1st is the best
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My favorite lineup is not listed.   Fripp Bruford Wetton Cross
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I like the 70s incarnations with Wetton quite a lot, same with the Fripp/Bruford/Belew/Levin lineup...the latter has way less votes, though, so because of Discipline I vote for them.
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The trio. Red is one of my absolute favorite albums, period.

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It's quite unfair to seperate all line-ups, since some just released 1 album, and others released plenty more.

I'll go and vote for Islands (Fripp, Burrell, Wallace, Collins, Sinfield), even if it were for majority I would obviously go for the Wetton-era.
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I pick the 80s lineup because I think those three albums represent their best and more importantly consistent era.  The only other one I considered was the Larks Tongues lineup, especially because of Muir's contributions.  Great sound from both lineups...
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It is felt that Larks 'Tongues in Aspic is a chemical reaction for KC. I went there.
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Larks Tongues lineup for me.  I'd have a harder time deciding between all the different lineups with Belew it it.
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Went with the 80's line-up. Though the mid 70's group was the most adventerous and made some of their best music, I think the 80's line up was the most consistent.
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Though I quite enjoy the Red trio, I have to go with the grandeur of the first line-up. ItCotCK and ItWoP are magical albums with a bit more pomp than the rest of their oeuvre. They're fantastic, majestic and Lake's vocals just seem to fit their world right.
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I wont vote cause my favourite line up is for Lizard, and who made up the poll criminally left out Keith Tippett! A benchmark for the New York jazz piano sound
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Larks Tongues Lineup, the most experimental and Heaviest KC lineup. This lineup could jam like no other!
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