King Crimson Eyes Wide Open 2003

1:30 - Introductory Soundscape
6:55 - The Power to Believe I: A Cappella
7:40 - Level Five
15:00 - ProzaKc Blues
20:15 - The ConstruKction of Light
29:20 - HAppy With What You Have to Be Happy With
33:30 - Elektrik
42:20 - One Time
48:20 - Facts of Life
54:00 - The Power to Believe II
1:03:15 - Dangerous Curves
1:08:35 - LARKS' TONGUES IN ASPIC, PT. IV
1:17:20 - Coda - I Have a Dream
1:21:55 - The Deception of the Thrush
1:29:30 - The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum

[@galenstevenson918]

I think I'm fripping out because this just belew my mind.

[@mlwsf]

Good one

[@framebadger]

Aren't you Gunna credit the bassist?

[@SKarthikeyan75]

@@framebadger At least Pat him on his back

[@josephvonbulow1164]

👏👏👏👏

[@Fyloeu]

One of the top 5 threads I've read. Although my comment is kinga cheesy.

[@fishdroid]

I bought "In the Court of the Crimson King" off the rack in 1969, and I never looked back. It was the start of a love affair with King Crimson and spread to ELP, Rick Wakeman, and on and on. Some may say I frittered my time and money away, however I would argue that point. These musicians are simply too good to ignore. I am 70 now, and I still love this great music. A lifetime of entertainment is worth a little time and money.

[@martinestrada3155]

Exacto! Dices bien. Un gusto genuino, sincero, que resiste el paso de los años.

[@KennethDonnellyStargazer21]

Music has made life all too worthwhile, saved me many times 🌛

[@FrankTobin-no4io]

Unmistakably impeccable no matter what the King Crimson lineup.When you have musicians of this caliber,you won't find imperfections only brilliance.

[@TheTaylorfletcher]

TBH I have only just stumbled across King Crimson, having been a prog rock fan from the offset, starting with Camel,Genesis, Floyd ect ,I obviously new about Crimson ,but took a different road, so,here I am,knocking on 79.years young ,loving what I've just listened to,twice in 3 hours,gotta search for some CDs and vinyl before its too late,and the Reaper catches up.with me😅.

[@MichelHubert-ff8kq]

I'm freep.and old too,what Can y do?☮️

[@kevinkiso9330]

Fucking absolutely incredible. Brilliant. Superior. Superlative. Dissonant. Beautiful. Haunting. Sinister. Musically humorous.

[@billmiller9145]

Elihu Wygant thinks they sound like they are a washed up band "practicing"(no offense Elihu). and Kevin Kiso thinks it's "fucking absolutely brilliant" The true beauty of music and artists in general, we all have very different tastes and sometimes we get to meet others with whom we have something in common!!

[@sixthSigmaSnowball]

Bill Miller Yeah, "washed up" (aka still playing to paying audiences decades after their initial fame) and "practicing" music Elihu couldn't write or perform if his life depended on it. Perhaps not the best show from that tour, but c'mon.

[@AnthonyMichaelAMguitar]

Kevin Kiso Thank you my brother!! Sorry for the delay in response, I was on a short hiatus. But now I am back!!!

[@jorgericardooller8088]

Kevin Kiso Es solamente KING CRIMSON, no hay nada más grande que el REY CARMESÍ!!!

[@yeahman2767]

Kevin Kiso those are all fitting words for this band!!!! well put

[@jamiepastman5594]

Mr Belew is one of the most brilliant musicians of our time

[@sportster16301]

He knows all the guitar tricks in the book and then some.

[@pedrorafaromero]

I was a fan of the first King Crimson (The Sinfield days…) but lost their track for years, and I have “rediscovered” them recently… For the “Beat” tour I bought a “meet and greet” ticket for the first time in my life 😊

[@tlm8436]

Jesus, just blow my mind away!!! You cannot know how disappointed I am that I have never seen Fripp and the genius musicians he hires, play live and at this point, Jan 2023, I probably never will. Thank God for the people who upload to KZbin!! Thank you!

[@rickdicl]

More music per square inch

[@philippeovart3654]

Totally agree to all

[@carolinedanon1718]

You really missed something very very beautiful. I have seen them in Amsterdam, together (invited by) my dad… it was amazingly great.

[@sbrian71]

Saw the 50th anniversary show in Chicago. Embarrassed that after being a fan for 37 years, I had never seen them play. Now stoked for the Cincy Beat set. Never miss another

[@KennethDonnellyStargazer21]

Saw them 2x, 79&82 I think, and both I thought 2 of the very best ever🌛

[@polishrocker93]

KC taught me not to be obsessed with original lineups. As long as the musicians are good and the quality music is there, that is all that matters

[@arekhautaluoma4276]

same. well, them and Dillinger Escape Plan, haha. I was always obsessed with all the KC lineups but have finally really jelled with the genius of this era. very dark and tight, but with a lot of beauty.

[@frizzonofficial]

@@arekhautaluoma4276 It's honestly pretty fun to start listening to KC and realize that none of the albums are really similar at all because they all have different people. It makes going deep into their music more enjoyable.

[@BallJoinedWing]

Factsss

[@trashboat6670]

@@BallJoinedWing of Life

[@frannckenfrey]

Crimson is a musician academy once you're allowed in you are graduated to the next level.... Though I have my favorite Crimson line-up : Discipline....

[@loki8845]

Adrian Belew : Mad scientist Robert Fripp: The professor

[@Boris_Chang]

You can sense the influence Adrian picked up from his time with Zappa. Robert is in a class by himself. I hope he lives to be 100 and he keeps on sitting in his wizard’s corner cranking out his musical alchemy.

[@charliemoody7168]

Victor Frankenstein and Dr. Pretorius

[@donaldbass6737]

All true on this thread. Robert should be knighted. I read Adrian’s story on his initial joining of KC. Robert…the King of Meter…spent 6 weeks teaching Adrian his fast picking technique. And of course Adrian was already the King of Noise and according to Bill Bruford his voice clarity could overcome any muddy PA system or building configuration.

[@rickdicl]

Mastelato, the machine

[@berenonehand]

@@Boris_Chang Yes, and I think they were both influenced by Eno.

[@travkatz]

Level Five is a freaking mammoth thing. I'll never forget how blown away was. And still am.

[@michaelallenyarbrough9503]

Please post this in the description! 1:30 - Introductory Soundscape 6:55 - The Power to Believe I: A Cappella 7:40 - Level Five 15:00 - ProzaKc Blues 20:15 - The ConstruKction of Light 29:20 - HAppy With What You Have to Be Happy With 33:30 - Elektrik 42:20 - One Time 48:20 - Facts of Life 54:00 - The Power to Believe II 1:03:15 - Dangerous Curves 1:08:35 - LARKS' TONGUES IN ASPIC, PT. IV 1:17:20 - Coda - I Have a Dream 1:21:55 - The Deception of the Thrush 1:29:30 - The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum

[@stefankla2214]

Michael Allen Yarbrough

[@RalphGregoryJohnson]

What if you had listened to Fripp for 25 years and went to this show waiting for your old or newer fave's, and hear this!!! O.M.F.G. it's brilliant. It's clear. It's fresh!. It's new. It's what music should be. It's what heaven should be. Need a time machine.

[@MerkinMuffly]

Love how Fripp sits over in his little blue corner even though he's the Crimson King.

[@gljamil]

Almost Sixty at that time... not easy at all... :)

[@sircobra7969]

MerkinMuffly The Crimson King is sitting on his throne!

[@eleuterioramalho6897]

Fripp is a special guy, a british guy, with a very much sense of good and bad, what appropriate or not

[@rickmcinnis3820]

A crimson king is one who send his troops into battles they cannot win.

[@stubbieoz]

I honestly don't think I have ever seen a video of Mr Fripp standing. o_O

[@Ramshackled17]

This is some serious music. Not for everyone, but when you get it it's the most fastastic weird rock band ever.

[@Velvet0Starship2013]

Amazing, isn't it? Not a cliché or false note in the show.

[@Ramshackled17]

Yeah, it blows my mind everytime!

[@jaguarhotrod1852]

Yea ahh, soooo deeep. Saw this group in 2001. Belew my frippin mind

[@larstrres632]

say - - fahren fahren aus der au..............................

[@krollpeter]

why is this weird?

[@iannixon8055]

My first view of King Crimson. Holy fucking shit! I think my ears just jizzed all over my balls.

[@jordanowen42]

It happens.

[@fabiofmetal]

Ian Nixon It happens (2)

[@kenlee5509]

jordanowen42 I have serious issues with the camera crew and the video editor... Like 5 year olds ... At first I just wanted the 8 frame raw feed, so I would be able to see each artist for more than 3 seconds, but the camera feeds themselves are just ... childish. My Daughter Jamie and 3 year old grandson, Adam just moved in, I want to show him one person at a time, all the way through any given concert by getting the Editors to release their 8 box screen feeds to KZbin. *IF* the camera feeds are coming from operators with the future in mind we may finally get something resembling educational material.... *Sigh, Dream big! ... Hey, is that a Red Dot in your closet? ... hehehehehee

[@maiale]

Ken Lee Spastical realization.

[@planbpresspublisher9722]

How can anyone listen to "ordinary" music again after hearing this? this is what music was always meant to be, but nobody had either the balls nor talent to make it happen. If Robert Fripp never plays another note.he will be immortalized as one of the world's greatest musicians by those of us who could hear the genius.

[@MrJJMcBlaze]

Not by going cold turkey. I suggest slowly turn down to 'more ordinairy' by going through Van Der Graaf Generator, followed by some early Gentle Giant only to be followed by some 'Roundabout' Yes or 'Firth of Fifth' Genesis. To me that would be the only rehabilitating way back to some good ol' four-to-the-floor stuff.... Other suggestions welcome, though. I've been trying to rehab from prog for some time now, but I keep on getting side-tracked by even more obscure stuff like Khan or Caravan... Oh well. Maybe I just have to learn to live with my love for the unconvential side of things... :)

[@sobornes239]

Plan B Press , Publisher I confirm... King Crimson has changed my way of listening music... forever. It was with Lark's Tongues In Aspic

[@ladyblackstardust390]

MrJJMcBlaze A little early Muse.

[@BeatlesBowieKrimson]

+Broen Odus Me too but with ITCOTCK

[@PBandJ47]

+Plan B Press , Publisher There's nothing that music was "meant to be". Music is literally what we make it to be. This just happens to be some really good music.

[@petercorbett3794]

I discovered ‘Larks Tongues in Aspic’ about 50 years ago and my life has never been the same since (I’m quite old now!). It is still to me the most bonkers piece of music I’ve ever heard. Everything sounds like it’s being played backwards. Pure effing genius. Every single part is off on one.

[@billstuart3482]

Robert Fripp - guitar Adrian Belew - guitar, vocals Trey Gunn - Warr guitar Pat Mastelotto - acoustic/electronic drums & percussion, drum programming "Introductory Soundscape" (Robert Fripp) - 5:05 "The Power to Believe (Part I: A Cappella)" (Adrian Belew) - 0:41 "Level Five" (Belew, Fripp, Trey Gunn, Pat Mastelotto) - 7:22 "ProzaKc Blues" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 5:59 "Elektrik" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 8:01 "Happy with What You Have to Be Happy With" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 4:14 "One Time" (Belew, Bill Bruford, Fripp, Gunn, Tony Levin, Mastelotto) - 6:00 "Facts of Life" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 5:29 "The Power to Believe (Part II: Power Circle)" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 8:43 "Dangerous Curves" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 6:02 "Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part IV)" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 10:32 including: "Coda: I Have a Dream" "The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum" (Belew, Fripp, Gunn, Mastelotto) - 6:31

[@delicheese6774]

+Bill Stuart You forgot The ConstruKction of Light.

[@delicheese6774]

+Bill Stuart In fact, I think this is more correct: Introductory Soundscape The Power to Believe I: A Capella Level Five ProzaKc Blues The ConstruKction of Light Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With Elektrik One Time Facts of Life The Power to Believe II Dangerous Curves Larks' Tongues in Aspic IV Larks' Tongues in Aspic Coda The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum

[@singersa]

Thank you for this!

[@philippecirse4872]

This music unfolds like a picture book full of stars, where birds come chirping, spinning farandoles, cracking rattles and dancing wizards. From rounds to nursery rhymes, the arrangements display their mystery, the songs fill with fervor and the instruments have the roundness and brilliance of chimes 🌺🕊️

[@ladyfuschia4729]

Very poetic and realistic description! I like how you think!!😀

[@anilmertkinay]

best music in the world, anyone?

[@liviuzainea5595]

of course.........from long time ago

[@larstrres632]

okay - a minute - oh say BACH - - ohne ihr . keine . .!!

[@InsaneCarville]

Long live Trey Gunn's contribution to King Crimson

[@davids.3534]

Second place - Miles Davis was the genius of our time.

[@donmackie6086]

This is not, music for kids. Or most radio stations for that matter. The One and Only! Disappointing that Adrian was so unceremoniously let go though. A little insensitive on the part of Fripp to be honest.

[@artysanmobile]

Japanese audiences are amazing. They give back so much of themselves, generous like no other, piling on the love.

[@philippecirse4872]

🤠

[@manskullman6509]

You are absolutely right. Thank You.

[@wecreatepnw]

Was lucky enough to see this show in Los Angeles, front row center seat. I recall the look on Adrian's face at the sight of us all moved to our feet in applause. He seemed genuinely moved by the love from the audience. What a gift.

[@2michaelgilbert]

One of the best shows I've ever seen in a club. I can't believe Adrian can sing and play some of the patterns he pulls off. Amazing musicians, the lot of em.

[@hughchandler]

God I love this concert, it is just outstanding. I could watch this all freaking day.

[@guymandude999]

REally? I find it tiresome. I'm more a fan of Fripp than Belew tho.

[@ProgLiveMusicProjeKcts]

After more than forty years, still the best band I know. And probably the music of King Crimson still will be many years a source of inspiration for many bands and musicians. I will enjoy the music of King Crimson until the end of my life.

[@micko11154]

Yes Nick :) I could not put it better myself! :Cheers!

[@trevjames1649]

have you heard of porcupine tree or steven wilson? No offense to KC but listen to a few porcupine tree albums and get back!

[@trevjames1649]

I saw a version of king crimson with just adrian and fripp open for porcupien tree in 2006 at the nokia theatre in NYc, that should tell you something... Love the King though

[@MrBrodernafluff]

Trev James porcupine tree had their moment when they were good, today though they are suffering from what most band does lack of fantacy, they just keep on preducing albums but they do never come up with something good.

[@EPurpl3]

MrBrodernafluff Totally true, Porcupine Tree had its moments but nothing conclusive to be compared to giants like King Crimson who, no matter what lineup, has released only great albums. I have listen everything but nothing compares to KC.

[@BeatlesBowieKrimson]

OK, I love this band.

[@leomilani_gtr]

"Level Five" is the requiem of rock music. In the best possible sense.

[@Jomarcor1982]

I was 22 years old. I was studying English Literature and started to smoke grass and enjoy music. I was starting to play bass. I had been captivated by Tool's Lateralus album and Pink Floyd was my religion. I lived in Valencia, Spain, a place where music culture was provincial and boring. No one ever came to Valencia. If you wanted to see a good concert you had to go to Madrid or Barcelona. One day I read that King Crimson was coming to Valencia and a friend told me that it would be great to go, but the tickets were too expensive for a Spanish student. Fortunately, I got two invitations by pulling contacts from local radio stations, where I had some friends. It was the Power to Believe tour. The set list was that one. The lineup was that. The show, even the costumes, are cloned. I promise you this: if an alien or inter-dimensional spacecraft came down right now and its occupants spoke to me telepathically revealing something trascendental to me about the sense of existence, they wouldn't reach that mix of listening to King Crimson for the first time and live absolutely stoned. I'm 37 right now, I'm smoking an excellent pot and I just found this video. I send a kiss on the cheek and a very emotional hug to whoever uploaded it. Thank you so much. I am your friend forever.

[@gergoarpasi5721]

greetings from Csorna, Hungary.

[@thomasshelbyasmrconnoiseur7046]

Greetings from the Crimson one's court

[@josephvonbulow1164]

🔥🔥🔥🔥👽 💨

[@lotharlamurtra7924]

Greetings from Girona (Spain). Incredible music.

[@bernardovillalta1259]

Dale gracias al Universo . Desde Costa Rica, aqui solo Trash o Chayane ...

[@W1LLi4m_]

The audio quality and the mixing are outstanding. Thanks for sharing.

[@emanuelpollak1440]

Мой первый его диск был Starless and Bibleblack, в 1975 это было нечто! Спасибо, удачи.

[@yuriyositrov1617]

Вау впервые слышу Это что то Профессионализм зашкаливает Просто нет слов супер I Love it

[@jamiepastman5594]

It seems like the entire history of prog rock led to this apex of a moment, prog at it's absolute best. Lots of Gentle Giant atonalities and looping off- kilter rhythms too, a special treat for me.

[@АндрейСеменов-ь7й]

Здравствуйте. Считаю это серьезный раздел музыки. Цитата. Джаз любят все, а повторить не каждый может,,,,. Как и это..... Обожаю👍❤❤❤

[@bruceage9er]

Yo Adrian! Man o man what a great voice he has. I love the rich and powerful sound of his vocals.

[@emiliacanet9960]

Christmas Eve Alone and this is my feel fkn awesome. Thank you King Crimson. I love you. Been following your music since 1970s. You are Amazing ❤️😘🎄2021 12/24

[@АндрейСеменов-ь7й]

Любимый альбом ,,, есчо,,, раз, два, три... ❤спасибо👍

[@JorgeTorres-zm4vj]

One of the best shows of all time

[@enzogalli5506]

Another dimension...phenomenal band!! Talent, genius, class...amazing King Crimson!!! Best of the best!!! Enzo57Italy

[@WHCAudio]

Might be my favorite album ever. The ConstruKction of Light: it's like it's never ending but ends before you know it.

[@Злойтатарин-з4о]

Это самый лучший концерт за всю историю "Кримсонов", поверьте мне. Здесь Фрипп соТоварищи выложились на полную катушку. Их музыка пусть и серьёзна порой, но заводит сердца слушателей и поднимает боевой дух.

[@vadimoborin]

За вокал Эдриана Белу 👍👍👍!

[@crushingthevector5837]

An incredible monstrosity of a gaggle of intellectual odd ones. Inspires images of a futuristic watering hole on some distant moonscape. A proof of life from beyond the norms of simpletons and sheep. A sweet savoring of the flavors in madness. What a beautiful chaotic brilliant disaster of perfection and talent. The closest thing to a euphoric acid trip for the curious sober ones. Take a trip, I dare you!

[@philippecirse4872]

Heureux les simples d'esprit, le royaume des Cieux leur appartient 🙏

[@plumage_again]

Category: Sports? Yes, I guess so! Playing this would have to be a sport!

[@gabrielthomas9818]

Immortal. This video will live forever :)

[@albertovillavicencio7890]

Un grupo que ha marcado la escena cultural inglesa, el grupo con mayor profundidad en la búsqueda de nuevas formas musicales desde la óptica del rock, más que Pink Floyd, más que Yes. Algunas veces a lindado con el jazz, algunas otras veces con la música electrónica experimental, bajo un sello muy característico recreado bajo la conducción de Robert Fripp, el viejo Robert Fripp, iconoclasta, experimental, arriesgado al igual que todos los grandes músicos que integraron las diversas formaciones de este King histórico y bellamente raro.

[@neilangus4401]

Beautifully said Thank you

[@djalpak7794]

Que buen comentario ...........gracias a este tipo de rock progresivo, podremos decir claramente que los nuevos generos de la musica electronica como el psychedelic trances son influencia de esta gran musica.......y de estos grandes musicos

[@martinestrada3155]

Fripp es tan diferente que hasta vino a México a tocar en el Salón Los Ángeles, templo de la música tropical, salsera, caribeña, etc. Que también me gusta. Su concepto de Crafty Guitar es otro nivel.

[@djalpak7794]

@@martinestrada3155 a huevo

[@Tumamagringa1]

No imaginaba que está diversas de sonidos pudieran ser creados por una banda,king crimson de verdad fue una revelación para mí.

[@johnebgood108]

Fripp, in the Gurdjieff "tradition" is trying to "awaken" the people in the audience. it is all a huge "prayer."

[@simonbradshaw9573]

Righteous

[@nirradyen-tolobaz3727]

@johnebgood108 : Incoming Astralgram...from the desk of "A Thousand Suns": Only a true connoisseur of the entity, known as Robert Fripp,would know about his "studies "of Russian mystic Gurdjieff.Your explanation is an eloquent description of the ritual of a King Crimson "spectacle". OM......................live your life.....................end transmission.🔮✨🎼🙏🏼🎼✨

[@rickdicl]

E X A C T L Y !! Finally ,someone says it as it is and has been.

[@ВладимирСэ]

😅😅😅😅😅😅ш😅​@@simonbradshaw9573

[@philippecirse4872]

در اینجا شرارت به خواب می رود، زیرا تبدیل به همان چیزی شده اند که آرزوی آن را داشتند

[@clarkt5439]

Great version of KC. Miss seeing Bruford play, but Pat is right there! Excellent snare sound.

[@davidvasquez8658]

I was going to say What a snare sound.And the time.I agree,I miss Bill too but this man is great too.

[@rockprogphil1683]

Rock Progressif génial merci l'artiste

[@tripstar4000]

as i listen to the introscape, this is brilliantly done. he sends the notes out exactly where they belong, as beautiful as nature, but from the hands of a man. then all broke loose....

[@douglasarthur2673]

They were last heard, after leaving our Solar System, approaching Betelgeuse in the Orion constellation 🌌 ! (and yes, I know sound waves can’t travel in a vacuum but it’s a lovely thought 😃).

[@soundscapes4619]

Enchanting, outstanding 👏 my favorite guitar players/ musicians/composers.

[@limestonedidge]

I saw this same concert played in Malaga Spain..... and its still one of the very best concerts I've seen. Technically it was a perfect wall of sound. Mind you, I can understand some ppl not being able to handle Mr Fripp's brilliance.

[@pixikandi1880]

I can't stop smiling.. this band is a pure delight :D

[@dmacrolens]

Thanks for uploading this!

[@ErickHaehnsen]

Gorgious. So beautiful, smart and spiritual. We swim in the middle of pure music

[@jimmysinclair539]

This is musical superiority.

[@jorgericardooller8088]

Jimmy Sinclair Si, KING CRIMSON!!!

[@magicact]

The is the result of old musicians NOT going backwards to relive the glory days. No sod growing on this lot.

[@buckandotis]

true,but ya gotta admit it would be nice to hear them perform those old ones again.....

[@casuallyabandoned]

buckandotis Tour starts next month, those old ones appear to be the focus of this tour.

[@dekobraz]

buckandotis Go see them on their current tour which is just starting. They just played Philadelphia. Mostly older stuff - '69 to '74, triple drumming, Mel Collins, Levin, Jakko, and Fripp. Great concert!

[@witherwillowsounds3935]

Jim Beale They played a lot of old stuff, but they also reworked it so it sounded new. It's not the Traveling Oldies Show that Yes has become.

[@dekobraz]

Jd Ryan What do you think about the lack of audience interaction? No lights, no show other than six guys playing instruments. Fripp seems to want to distance himself from the rabble.

[@ulfingvar1]

One of the best concerts ever!!!!! God DAMN, I am happy to have finally begin to listen to KC.

[@dekobraz]

This is music for the thinking man. Whole tone scales, wild key changes, complex rhythms, madcap genius lyrics, - no visceral blues here - and a level of musical mastery that most players can't even dream of.

[@ppzappa]

Absolutely wonderful !!! Thank you very very much for posting.

[@okimtulal9235]

HAIL TO THE KINGS of progressive rock!

[@АндрейСеменов-ь7й]

Спасибо. Этот концерт буду любить пока дышу... Легло на сердце чудо❤

[@patruston9703]

King Crimson is one of the greatest out there the reproduction of their songs it's like unbelievable most people don't understand how hard it is to reproduce the sound that's in a song it may be 30 years old let alone it's a real sound of the original when it was made any other musician tried any of this stuff that is Kick-Ass would fall on there faces sour'ly thanks for the post

[@francisdufort6586]

Pat, your long sentence is work of genius as well! You could not have expressed it better , but low marks for punctuation. Hi marks for expression :):):):

[@checocr]

Brilliant as always! Awesome presentation. I love those dual guitar solos... simply amazing...

[@kevingiblin4122]

Brilliant thanks 😊 so much ❤😅

[@frankdaly7741]

Thanks for makin' me cry tears of joy (ie.). Been following FRIPP since his collaboration with Gregg Lake of the band Emerson, Lake & Palmer. That was back in 1969 ; the original lineup of the "Crimson Kings" !

[@artysanmobile]

I love the new movement of Lark’s Tongues.

[@RonAtubetje]

This music is so able to transcend strait into my heart and mood. With all the human emotions it reaches out to . . . still moves me after all the times I've listened to it. I'm being very thankfull to all of KC's players and performers.

[@johnebgood108]

Fripp always pauses, before a concert, and looks at everyone in the audience, and prays for them. the audience here got impatient. he always does that.

[@dekobraz]

and kisses his Gibson

[@HerbalistGuybrush]

His Fernandez!

[@douglasarthur2673]

Who’s gonna stare down Robert Fripp ? 😂 He’ll set his wife on you. LOL !

[@neckercube1257]

@@douglasarthur2673 hope so!

[@rafaelgonima5239]

Crimson..Grandes maestros del Rock Progresivo..

[@LegendarySaxon]

Maynard James Keenan of Tool said King Crimson are their inspiration.

[@soth1sol]

said "everything we know we learned from king crimson, just don't tell them" something like that, paraphrase. to which fripp responded: "i don't hear it". lmfao... they are on the next level, f'n with us in the most beautiful way. pure gold, high art.

[@TonyContiniProductions]

And Genesis. Maynard is a little mini Peter Gabriel.

[@kalungarocker]

Strange and beautiful music. King Crimson RULES!!!

[@alibertylover]

At age 16, around 1973, I saw them at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC ; Bill Buford was front & center. I've never been the same since. Who needs drugs ?

[@АндрейСеменов-ь7й]

Артем спасибо, буду еще и смотреть.,✌✌❤❤

[@carlosrobertoramirezfuente2524]

Talking about King Crimson is just a waste of time. Anything one would like to say of them has been said before. But, apart from the impressive technical proficiency they exert in this video, watching Adrian Belew enjoying himself so deeply while he's performing some of the most astounding guitar gigs of all time is simply the most pleasurable experiences I can have. This video is just outside description. Immeasurable.

[@davidwalters7867]

Wow. Well put.

[@Gustavorobles1964]

Bestial!!! Tremenda banda Crimson!!!

[@josej.g.dealmeida8859]

É um privilégio poder assistir King Crimson num show, mesmo que em vídeo no KZbin. Uma das melhores bandas de todos os tempos. O Rock’n’Roll agradece!!!

[@senahidsehagic9923]

Probably the best progresiv band ever..

[@primaveraproducoes]

WONDERFUL! Thanks! Pat Mastelotto. The drums dede 1994. Antes era o great Bill" Bruford, foi baterista do Yes, King Crimson, UK e Genesis, entre outros conjuntos de rock progressivo. Bill Bruford trouxe para o rock novos rudimentos, técnicas orquestrais e de jazz.

[@jelk1188]

Adrian’s solo in Level 5 is so deep it comes straight from his liver. It even makes Fripp smile.

[@micko11154]

ooooh! What a lovely concert vid! And what lovely comments form so many smart viewers! This band proves that God (if u believe in a god) loves us!

[@rleandro315]

La mejor version de ProzaKc Blues que he escuchado!!

[@ambientshrine]

Been lucky to see this tour, the European leg, in Prague. One of the best concerts and bands ever.

[@ganegalad3164]

Fucking absolutely incredible. Brilliant. Superior. Superlative. Dissonant. Beautiful. Haunting. Sinister. Musically humorous.

[@АндрейСеменов-ь7й]

В моем,,, дерьмометре,,,, это занимает почетное четвертое место❤спасибо это крутая ВЕЩЬ 💯💯💯💯👍👍😇😇

[@b.scottfarthingsworth]

Love it, watched this vid a dozen or more times. Killer as always. Always longing to hear Bruford on this stuff, his snare is so recognizable, his random hits that fit in the most crazy perfect way like dynamic yet unpredictable mathematics

[@billsteinly8105]

Who else could get away with using a milk maid's bucket for a snare drum and make it sound so good?

[@clivewellings7606]

When Bill joined Crimson, Fripp told him :"Play the drums like you don't know how to play the drums".

[@garyizzard839]

Makes me want to own everything this band recorded. Outstanding.

[@Злойтатарин-з4о]

Удачи Вам, друг! 🍀

[@Andrés_Solo]

De otro mundo, arte en estado puro ! KING CRIMSON !!!!

[@raysmith-ministryofangels]

What more can you say. King Crimson is the King of progressive rock.

[@TonyContiniProductions]

King Crimson, Genesis, Yes.

[@artysanmobile]

It makes me happy to see Robert happy. He has found his guitar mate in Adrian.

[@davidl8ly]

Prog Rock LIVES!! And happily ever after!

[@mbdiver3]

This fall, Belew, Levin, Steve Vai and Danny Carey are touring as Beat. They will be performing the three Crimson albums of the '80s. Without Fripp, but with his blessing. Can't wait. Gonna see them in Charleston SC.

[@CamiloGaetePuga]

A OTRO NIVEL!

[@brunojoly1353]

Avec l'âge je me suis tourné presque exclusivement vers le jazz, mais King Krimson reste pour moi une référence absolue. Frip est un génie.

[@philippecirse4872]

Que pensez-vous des deux premiers albums de Magma cher Bruno ? L'un des seuls groupes qui peut lui être comparé à l'évidence

[@brunojoly1353]

@@philippecirse4872 j'ai aussi longtemps suivi magma dans ma jeunesse et les ai vu plusieurs fois en concert. Christian Vander est absolument exceptionnel même s'il est un peu fou. J'ai adoré le chanteur Klaus Blasquiz, mais je ne sais pas ce qu'il est devenu, mise à part qu'il signait des articles dans la revue "vidéo broadcast" . Mes 3 albums préférés de magma restent mechanik destructiw kommandöh, Üdü Wüdü et le double live kobaïa de leur jeunesse. Il ne faut pas oublier que ce groupe a accueilli des musiciens à l'époque exceptionnels et qui le sont restés comme janick Top qui a d'ailleurs composé de des albums cités plus haut) un des meilleurs bassistes mondiaux, et Didier Lokwood qui est devenu un violoniste de jazz mondialement connu, mais qui nous a malheureusement quitter trop tôt. Je recommande vivement à tous d'aller écouter ce groupe totalement hors norme...

[@camboyan]

Awesome band . I enjoyed a concert in summer 2017 in Mexico City , they sound really Good alive.

[@axistiltproductions]

Mind Blowing is an understatement👽

[@ОлександрКотляр-у7б]

Музыка для души 👍🔥

[@jorgebigio6661]

Pura viagem , não é pra qualquer ouvido 🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Tumamagringa1]

King crimson music: music time travel travels:🕘🏃🕡

[@marcosloriggio8350]

This is some serious music. Not for everyone, but when you get it it's the most fastastic weird rock band ever.

[@10Scimitar]

Mesmerising!

[@andrewhostynski7701]

Some of the finest music you'll ever hear.

[@michadar9256]

WOW!!! Full of energy! An excellent performance!!!

[@homersimpson8561]

Mike Giles, Bill Bruford and Pat Mastelotto are the three drummers that really suited King Crimson and embraced what they were about. I'm really glad that Mastelotto is still hanging around and that Tony Levin and Mel Collins are back. Shame about Trey Gunn and Adrian Belew though.

[@danteandre-kahan5296]

+SCPeadarborn07 I have to say, as glorious as the Belew/Gunn era is, I'm so happy I saw the current incarnation. They were the perfect one for me, and Gavin stole the show when I saw them. To see Robert not be anywhere near as stiff as I've seen him in other videos was also very nice, and the rhythms and bass power were wonderfully immense, and really contributed to making that a memorable night (Tony could have sounded a bit more powerful like John in the '72-'74 pieces, my one complaint, but needless to say, he was incredible at holding the beast of a band together). Even though Jakko might not have the crazy stage presence of Adrian, this new lineup is about an entirely different set of principles, making him a perfect frontman. Jakko is also an excellent neutral vocalist for performing the mix of old material, and his feel, singing, and playing very much suits the new material, and what we can expect to see out of Crimson's reaction to the 2010s. Despite that, I do hope you got to see the incarnation that best reflected everything you love about this wonderful band.

[@markomys]

+SCPeadarborn07 Fripp didn't call Adrian for the new KC line up, for Trey I don't know. Everything for KC direction now is up to Fripp. I've recently saw Adrian and plan to see Fripp this year. I am captivated seeing each of them.

[@OkayCesarini]

Honestly this current line-up is disappointing. Instead of rebranding the whole style of King Crimson like all the previous bands have, the current line-up just seem like a Greatest hits band, which is not what Crimson is about. They play well sure but Jakko is less than a shadow compared to Belew or Wetton

[@ggdd1299]

Jakko is a joke, who was he before he joined KC? how many solo albums does he have? what has he done? Nothing, he is a nobody. On the other hand, Adrian Belew had a great career before KC.. Zappa, Bowie, Talking Heads..

[@HalfStepTides]

GG DD Dude he really is a fantastic singer and guitarist. His vocal performance on Starless is phenomenal.

[@johnmyers9777]

Genius is just about right ? I've opened something up at 65 years of age that I had known since I was a mid teen and this music is seriously brilliant ! I've mates that have been around longer ,strange as it is but these are phenomenal yet people that's still alive can relate 2 a band that's hardly known 2 the populists of disregarded rock!

[@Fyloeu]

35:32 "Silence is an echo of a presence of God."