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What are you listening to right now #51

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You know ... Crimson are a Prog band.

But has there ever been a rock band heavier or more dynamic than this one? Larks' tongues in aspic, Starless and Bible Black and Red are, in turn, enormous and damaging, delicate and beautiful.

I sometimes wonder why anyone bothers after this.

Stephen

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I got the "Great Deceiver" set first time out and got obsessed by the Wetton / Cross / Bruford / Fripp 'heavy metal prog' lineup. Although less of a Crimso nut than I used to be, I still bought the "Starless & Bible Black" box and I must get around to buying the "Red" one too. Now I have more KC live than I'll ever need.

The standout track from all of those CDs for me:


When Bill starts, they haven't even decided what key they're going to play in until Uncle Bob shouts "F!" and POW! off they go.
 
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I got the "Great Deceiver" set first time out ...

The standout track from all of those CDs for me: (Asbury Park, from USA). When Bill starts, they haven't even decided what key they're going to play in until Uncle Bob shouts "F!" and POW! off they go.
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Oh, yes. Ohhhhh, yes.
 
Got the flu/cold and feeling crap. Something relaxing. Mark Hollis solo album. A masterpiece IMO
 
Daniel Lanois - "Goodbye To Language"
A rather lovely ambient-ish album perfect for looking out over the North Sea as a cold north wind blows. HNY.
 
This is Big Audio Dynamite
On my original vinyl, purchased back in the 80s.
Haven't played it for a long time, forgot how wonderful it was, brings a smile to my face.
 
Fortieth Anniversary of The Last Waltz_The Band. I was bought this by my wife for Christmas (I told her what to get for me). The pressings are good and the sleeves are good quality antistatics. The recording gives a great sense of the live gig.
 
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