I saw the King Crimson documentary

[@Chicago_Podcast_Authority]

Any idea when the rest of us can see it?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Nope. Sorry. 🤷‍♀️

[@Chicago_Podcast_Authority]

@@MakeWeirdMusic do you have any info on older KC documentaries because I'm not aware of much out there. 90 minutes for a poorly documented band is certainly not enough

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Hmm, never thought about it. I have no idea if other people have made KC docs.

[@johnjesberger5676]

I've seen one of Robert himself called Robert Fripp New York - Wimborne

[@btmtv]

The film was officially confirmed by manager Robert Singleton during current That Awful Man Tour with Fripp (Boston on Sept22) for a definite release date via VIDEO ON DEMAND etc for mid-october in 2022.

[@MichaelBoltonsEntireCatalog]

Relax, folks. Fripp & Co will put out a 20 DVD box set of this doc. I can see the cover art of it in my mind...it'll be a human canary installing a toilet in a bathroom that takes up the entire first floor of an Egyptian styled mansion located in the Irish countryside.

[@BretHHamilton]

That will be too expensive for me.

[@teknomanning]

But is it Union ? Otherwise it should be assigned to the coal mine unit

[@MichaelBoltonsEntireCatalog]

@@teknomanning If it's authorized by Fripp, it'll be both union and scab just so he can critique the squabbles between the two later on.

[@MrJakeTucker]

2Blu-Ray, 2DVD and 4CD I've read.

[@StonefieldJim4]

😂

[@josephandrosky6377]

We have lost so many great unique guitarists recently. Leslie West, Jeff Beck ect. Thank God Robert Fripp is still making music, he is One of One, one note and you can tell it is Robert. He surely is a Precious Gem indeed.

[@jessemorris8820]

I watched the online release of it - three times. Much of it was heartbreaking, poignant, and resonant. Much of it was amazing. All of it was very human - a quality that, oddly enough, shines through here in this documentary, but that I've seen missing in others. A wonderful slice of life.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Yes, it's a documentary of King Crimson, but it's not what people are likely expecting. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

[@craigfazekas3923]

Happy Birthday to BB !! 5.17.22. All Bruford listening, all day..... 🚬😎

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Happy birthday Bill and happy birthday Robert on 5/16

[@jimshepherd2311]

Having been an avid admirer of this band since 69 the journey has never been anything other than fascinating. King Crimson has ,is and will be playing an important part of my life until I'm pushing up the daisies. Looking forward to general release immensely. Thank you for wetting our appetites. 🙏

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Thanks for watching, Jim. I hope you get to see it soon!

[@theonetruerobb4852]

What struck me was, this has got to be the most straight-ass Rock band ever. This is a band that came onto the scene in the late 60s, but there's no Drug OD's, weird sex scandals, rampant alcohol consumption. I'm sure the band members have had more than their share of vices, but partying was never a focus with these guys. Just something that came to mind for some reason... It's a great doc, and I highly recommend it. Yeah, I wish there was more footage of just the band playing, but overall it's worth taking a look...

[@paulsantamaria2605]

Seemingly off-topic (but not) if you want a companion version of the Crimson history that is well-researched, well-documented and covers more ground than any film could, get "50 Shades of Crimson" by Pete Tomsett (backbeat books). That said, I can't wait to see this film / purchase a dvd. Thanks for the excellent critique.

[@ZonkerRoberts]

The review in the Guardian is fascinating. They describe how from the very beginning of the project Robert Fripp made clear that he wanted a documentary that *he* could learn things from when it was completed. A very "Frippian" (and commendable, IMO) attitude. :-)

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Fascinating!

[@infowarriorone]

This will be a must-buy once it's available. The reviews so far have been great, plus I'm a huge fan.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Yes, I agree. Will definitely purchase once I have the chance.

[@stevemuzak8526]

What’s dvd? It’s like vhs? An ancient technology from the 80s?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

@@stevemuzak8526 It's like VHS, but with lasers. Very sophisticated technology. The world is not yet ready for it.

[@stevemuzak8526]

@@MakeWeirdMusic I was kidding :D I hope that they will release in 4K.

[@Reprodestruxion]

Bill Rieflin is the heart and soul of the documentary along with Jakko Jazyk. Permission to canonise them

[@SpikesTrailerPark]

SInce we can't see the film yet can you do a recreation using puppets?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Club Weird members will get exclusive access to puppet videos lol

[@sharonbaker3007]

I’m in!!!

[@braziliantvhd2768]

I wasn't all that impressed with the interviewer, I thought he was digging around a lot with the other bandmates to get them to say bad things about Fripp. I didn't learn a lot about their music which was my hope with this doc and I don't really care about all the drama which seems to be the point of the film. I heard the interviewer doesn't like King Crimson's music which is always a red flag. The interviewer should be well versed in the bands music before making this type of documentary, especially with a band like Crimson. I think it was a missed opportunity here to learn more about their songs and what went into making their albums. But maybe that would require a much longer video. I know Belew said Toby used the worst 4 minutes of his interview so it shows him as being negative. Tony Levin didn't give him an interview at all which was probably for the best. The one bright spot for me was the Bill Rieflin parts. It was very touching and at the same time difficult to watch.

[@sharonbaker3007]

I am definitely looking forward to the DVD extras and alternate audio tracks. I’m so excited to see it, and really hope you get to talk to Toby!!!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Something will happen with Toby. He's a good guy.

[@antoinewcaron2132]

I am glad that « the trailer is a little bit misleading », because I didn’t like it much…although I suspected it was intentionally…misleading. Can’t wait to see it for sure!

[@curtthackeray8967]

Misleading, how? Everyone and his brother, knows Fripp is an absolute prick. A brilliant prick.. but a prick, nonetheless. You sometimes need to be a prick to balance out the genius. I've known many other people like that. Can't work with them.. but goddamn, they're funny as fuck., or brilliant.. or whatever.

[@cardindalrichelieu]

I got to finally King Crimson live in concert for the first time. It was during their “Music is Your Friend” tour. It was a pretty good concert.

[@hostile177]

The first time I saw them was 1981. The last time was this tour.

[@kimstrickland65]

I am definitely going to get this once it its available. Curiously, National Review ran two articles on this in the last week, both complimentary. One was focused on the life of a 'lower tier' band with a fanatical following and the travails of touring, the other on the discipline of RF as guitarist and band director.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

That is very curious indeed.

[@teknomanning]

My favorite band of all time. I’m 71 yrs old😊👍🏿

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Awesome, Reggie

[@kmichaelp4508]

Yeah! I’m 70 and the same

[@trilingual6725]

Thanks so much--this is a great preface to seeing the documentary (which I I haven't seen yet) . . . Thank you!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You're very welcome!

[@johnsktdereamer5127]

this was great - thanks for putting us on notice and for keeping us - "plugged-in" - looking forward to a possible "youtube" release - someday - like - maybe - someday over the rainbow - eh - most certainly one of my most favorite bands - going back to the very beginning - including all of the various intervening iterations . . .

[@puffysnowball2261]

In spite of the fact that I am a life-long fan, I hadn’t watched the movie until today. Your excellent review made it impossible for me not to. Loved that both Bruford and Belew were so reverent about their iteration as it was the peak for me. I’ve seen the new band 2xs and even thought it’s for the most part “greatest hits”, it’s still incredibly moving and powerful. Terrific movie for anyone who’s ever cared. Riflin and the nun will blow you away. fwiw - the silence clocks in at 1:40.93. If not for slight mouth and eye twitches, you’d think there was a malfunction.

[@georgefonteboa2729]

I can't wait for this thing to come out on Blu-ray. I've been a fan since the very early 70's (KC changed my life forever from the time I first heard their music). Now, here is an off topic question: Who played the music at the end of this clip, and how can I get a copy? I dig it!

[@kmichaelp4508]

Me too! I was the odd ball among my school mates in 1970. All music buffs. This changed my music life and I’ve been the odd ball ever since. And love it even at 70 years old!!!

[@viperkeeper]

Can't wait to see it

[@whychromosomesmusic5766]

Thanks for the heads up I'll have to check it out.

[@polygraphovich]

Can’t wait. Thanks for the review.

[@morganfisherart]

Wondering if there will be a blu-ray release with extras? Just look at the endless stream of vastly extended re-issues of King Crimson albums, and I think you need wonder no more...

[@thekeywitness]

I watched it last week. It was just ok for me (a KC fan since first hearing their catalog when I was a teen in the early ‘80s). Fripp was his usual eccentric/caustic self, the “current” members seemed terrified of him and the former members seemed either bemused or bewildered by their past experiences in the band (only Bruford was his usual aloof/cool self). The scant live performance footage did next to nothing to illustrate why the audience was so enamored. I think the filmmaker was given a near impossible task and did the best he could.

[@SunFellow941]

There should always be a 3 hour director's cut of a documentary! Hell, make it a 6 hour in 1 hour segments!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I'm sure there'll be a 35-disc blu-ray box set.

[@theworldaccordingto4555]

John Coltrane was known to be like, Fripp, constantly practicing, 6, 7, 8 hrs a day. "Practice makes Perfect" (or as near as you can and it keeps you sharp for those times of invention and improvisation.)

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Perfect practice makes perfect! And these guys know how to practice. :)

[@rorshakks]

Can't wait to see it.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I hope you love it!

[@Pandamasque]

0:22 Yup. Sounds like Fripp.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Believe it or not, that was Mr. Singleton!

[@JoFandango]

does anybody can tell me if there are some french subtitles in the dvd ? thank you ! and thank you again for what you've done to KC music !

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I don't think I have the DVD, so someone else will have to answer.

[@JoFandango]

@@MakeWeirdMusicthanks ! Or English subtitles?

[@MikeSpinak]

I'm eager to see it. I just need to know where, when, and how.

[@TTM9691]

I had no idea, thanks for making this! As long as it's better than that horrible one they just did about "Zappa". And it sounds like it might be. Happy to hear that the early incarnations get the most screen time because that's what I'm most interested in. Jamie Muir? Are you kidding me? Super psyched.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I thought the Zappa one was fun to watch, but it was way too limited in who they featured. Then again, they could probably make a 10-hour series about Frank and still not get through everything/everyone. I just watched the KC doc a second time last week and it's very good. Enjoyable and educational.

[@TTM9691]

@@MakeWeirdMusic Exactly. FOr someone like Frank, you need more than 2 hours. And in that documentary, as you say, very limited who was talked to. No complete songs. No guitar solo. They have lots of great footage of count-ins, and stage banter, and being introduced and walking onstage. At the end of the documentary, you don't have a single Zappa song stuck in your head, nor are you dying to hear any thing else. A total failure if you want to introduce someone to Zappa. They should have done it like the Dead documentary a few years ago, a five part documentary. When you have a band that does long songs like Zappa, or the Dead, that's the only way to do it.

[@cardboardmusic]

I guess for more rock oriented players, splitting your mind is a sort of 'wow' idea. However, when I was at college studying jazz (I'm a saxophonist), it was recommended to practice listening to the radio, or watching tv. I can still do that no problem, and most other musicians I know too.

[@lesimprosdulezardvert1342]

Yes, I would like to hear more about Adrian Belew, Bill Bruford, Trey Gunn. And too late, more about John Wetton, and the other versions from King Crimson in the 70's (Lizard, Island) And why is not Belew still in the band ???

[@yourscreenvirtualcinema86]

See the documentary, and you might well find out (ref Belew!).

[@MisterWondrous]

There is a famous story Gurdjieff mentions, which may explain his mind/body statement. He uses a carriage to illustrate the point, which was all the rage back then. The carriage is the body. Some people only work on the body. The horse carrying the carriage is the emotional center. Some live there. The driver...the driver guides the horse, and many people identify with the driver. The thinker. The mind. But the person behind it all is the passenger, who tells the driver where he wants to go. Then, upon destination, she thanks the driver, horse and carriage for being in top condition to get her there safely. Safe passenging! Impressed that you know "Fracture". When playing drums, I always include bits from that song. Bruford has always been ear candy for the percussion tongue. I have a synchronicitous relationship with the band, swirling a scintillance of birthdays and deathdays involving January the 13th, King Crimson's birthday as well. I recently heard that progressive music was a child of Sgt. Pepper, through King Crimson. Can't wait to see the vid, and your other posts. Peace. PS: Every inch of my own music is weird.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Great comment. You must be new to the channel. I've spent many years studying Fracture and making many videos about it (and FraKctured). Look up "Failure to Fracture." You'll dig it.

[@MisterWondrous]

@@MakeWeirdMusic I will be back often. I mean how many people know the King so intimately? I remember preparing to meet a guy once, total genius, working on the pre-internet in mid-70s. I had heard he was a fan, and our shared friend knew I was all about it. So when I approached him at a party, mid-70s still, the talk turned to music, and he asked me what I liked, and I said: "Oh the usual. Archies. The Association. Classics IV. King Crimson." at which point his face and opinion suddenly went pretzel on me, and we both had a good chuckle and buzz going.

[@anthonycardott3541]

@@MisterWondrous correct, and everyone reading this, if you want to dig Fripp you have to be hip to Gurdjieff and to daoism and to sufism, his attitude will make a lot more sense

[@rockgodoftheuniverse]

Got the DVD recently. Love. Very well done.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I should pick one up

[@anthonycardott3541]

Bro I've been teaching high school for 10 years and I tell my body what to do, as argued above, and my body HATES ME

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Well, I was oversimplifying. It requires a lot more than sheer will. But good on you, man. 10 years is a long time to teach high school.

[@magmasunburst9331]

I was very into fripp as a teenager. I saw him at the kitchen in New York and was introduced to him by a disc jockey that I came with. It wasn't through his influence but I also got into the gurdieff for a time and had some interaction with Elizabeth Bennett Fripp teachers wife and many others. And to put some friction into this whole comment section, which probably would be something that some might appreciate owing to the philosophy discussed here, I'm very glad that I got more into classical music and escaped The Rock and Prog bandwagon. From my perspective prog rock is not very different than rock. You have to look at the over arching philosophical, literary, and academic sides of it. Classical music allows you to escape all the nonsense accompanying Rock when you're in the classical orbit completely. These days, I really don't much like any King crimson post 1975. I find a band like magma to have put out much more important work after that date.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Wow, very interesting comment, Magma. My father saw Fripp at the Kitchen as well and got the Bennett tapes and whatnot. Interesting that you don't like KC after 1975. But, everyone has their tastes!

[@whychromosomesmusic5766]

Incidentally I wrote a poem inspired by the title cut from "Evening Star." It got published in a book and I received a little version of it inside of a cardboard case to prop up on a shelf. I showed it to my guitar instructor and we worked on a tune for it. He thought it should have an Alice Cooper kind of feel ;-) I think my end product was more like Muse ;-)

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

I think Fripp probably was an absolute pain in the bum to work with

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Pffffffft.

[@DigitalRackGear]

Really looking forward to this Doco!!! This is THE documentary...

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Yes and you can finally go see it!

[@lumpielump3576]

this movie is one of the best music docs ever - even for someone who doesn´t like KC or maybe even music itself!

[@GlenKellawayfromthebasement]

I love KC and am aching to see this doc..thanks for teasing me…glen❤👍

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

It is very good. It's just a fun ride with these guys we've listened to all our lives.

[@BORDERLINEdelusionBANDmetall]

Great job!! Keep it up

[@johnwise9811]

Man I just want to see this documentary already

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Hopefully it'll be released to the public this year, John. I have no inside information!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Sounds great, thanks for the tip.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

No problem!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@MakeWeirdMusic right from the moment that first album flashed into view at the record store, before even hearing it, King Crimson established itself and blazed a trail into the unknown.

[@AndreCholmondeley]

This is great!! Sounds like crucial viewing for any fan of …..certainly King Crimson ….but of any kind of art rock progressive music experimental music… music that asks questions…. because that’s what this band has done for 50 years ….cannot wait to see it.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You'll love it.

[@Jacksmusicshack]

i really can't wait for a digital or physical release of this. it's been 6 months lol love king crimson since 2 years ago!!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I know! I wish it would come out!

[@Jacksmusicshack]

@@MakeWeirdMusic coming back to this i assume there is likely distribution etc is likely why the documentary hasn't been Avalon on any platform.

[@manekdubash5022]

Thank you for an intelligent, insightful introduction to the film - which I have yet to see...

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You're welcome, Manek

[@garycoates4987]

I finally got the DVD/blue ray from Amazon and a UK seller ,, it's an excellent documentary

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Did you get the extra discs?

[@garycoates4987]

@@MakeWeirdMusic I got the two disc blue ray/DVD its the same on both discs but it does have a few special features

[@nantschev]

Where you can see the Fripp online diary?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

dgmlive.com

[@jadescott1258]

Where can i watch this piece?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You can now purchase the DVD: burningshed.com/king-crimson_king-crimson-at-50_dvd_blu-ray

[@renewsustainpeace]

Can’t wait to see it!,

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I hope you can see it soon! I have no info. :(

[@Ryantalope]

I definitely will see this film. He’s such an interesting character.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

It's fantastic!

[@brunofaetten894]

Brah, I'm so stoked, I'm Frippin' balls. Can't wait to see this, and I'll definitely be wanting an extended cut as soon as possible. They'll make an 8-hour douseries about anything and anyone these days, so a paltry 90 minutes is not going to do full justice to the mighty Crim. Glad I clicked on this and was warned in advance. definitely worth a couple of minor spoilers.

[@MrLtia1234]

There will surely be a 150 pound box set of all the raw footage!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Honestly, that would be a box set worth buying. Footage is more interesting than 25 discs of "the same" songs.

[@clarkebrogger2556]

Where can we see the movie???

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I don’t know! :( Watch the dgmlive accounts to find out

[@PooNinja]

Manage your stress don’t let it manage you.

[@PooNinja]

Is it better than studio 666 . Wait that was fiction!?! I thought it was a documentary!?!?

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I don't know what Studio 666 is, but now I need to look it up!

[@PooNinja]

@@MakeWeirdMusic it’s a documentary I swear it is!

[@Jacksmusicshack]

@@PooNinja studio 666 was hilarious and fantastic 👍

[@sam_uelson]

Guess I should go practice now

[@AllMediaReviewsPodcast]

I'm looking forward to it, although a lot of the more contraversial topics within their history I can imagine were not addressed per Robert. But the fact Adrian being it alone is encouraging

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Adrian's perspective is... interesting. I don't think the doc makes him look very good, but they're using his own words!

[@Chris.from.1950]

Thanks for this! I am a fan, from the release of “In The Court,” but the relative inaccessibility of this documentary has been puzzling.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You can get it on DVD now on Burning Shed

[@TsunamiBeefPies]

I deeply need to see this film.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

You'll love it, Bill.

[@AndreCholmondeley]

As you said Anthony - I loved it! Looking fwd to chatting about it w you , fellow KC freak....let's do it live here!! My first comment will be.... I don't see it as a 'documentary'..! That..would've had AT LEAST THIRTY SECONDS about John Wetton, the towering force smack dab in the mid-70s and on those absolutely genre-defining mid-period albums. Or even have said his name! A doco would've had more than just the brief Tv clip w Greg Lake. Etc. But -- Not a doco!! A snapshot?....a serious of thoughts from many brilliant people?...a drifting love letter from a band leader who is FINALY happy in his band?....The most non-diverse audience shots since....the 1930s? I mean it could be termed any of a dozen other things. LOL -- Not that important but...also yeah it is, cos the thread thru the movie which deals with PHILOSOPHY....is fascinating and I'm so happy it went there. Bottom Line: Agree 100% that it was fantastic, brilliantly done, raw, super cool. I got the DVD after the screening, and I was part of the Q&A, as someone who has worked with more Crimson Alumni than...well anyone besides a long time crew member, or of course Robert & Tony. It was a blast, to hang w a bunch of KC nerds To be discussed!! YES get the DVD w lotsa extra stuff!!

[@franbus2023]

the moment when robert mute a long time y thoug that the video tilt or something and had to reeboot my pc wtf twice then i realized this guy doesnt move and talk about 2 min and at the final makes me hungry

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

LOL yeah, I kinda knew what was coming as soon as he went quiet, but it's still shocking. Thanks Rodrigo

[@rattlesnakerenegades770]

KK still out there thanks to the music of a genius called Greg Lake. Other members added a lot to the p.roject, all of them great musicians: Fripp, Bruffor, Levin, Belew, Wetton, and so on. But we all remember KK music thanks to those unforgettable melodies created by Greg, totally shadowed in the film. Apart of that, the documentary is a must 😀

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Thanks for sharing, RR!

[@jcarp6335]

The suggestion that KC somehow begins with Greg Lake is just goofy.

[@SuperNevile]

@@jcarp6335 Ian Mcdonald is co-credited on all the tracks of the debut album, and sole credit for the music on two tracks, one of which is the title track. He also played reeds, woodwind and mellotron on the album. Big influence on Crimson's lift off. He was friends with Fripp at the time. He left for his own reasons, and yet he appears as a suppliant in the film. As is said, history is written by the victors.

[@jcarp6335]

@@SuperNevile Uh, he quit the band after one record. There is no “victor” or “loser “. He was in the band and then he left. That’s it. He was really important at the very beginning and had nothing to do with the overwhelming majority of their career and music. That’s just the reality. It’s the same with Greg Lake.

[@SuperNevile]

@@jcarp6335 Just replying to your previous comment about Greg. Maybe victors/losers was wrong phraseology, but if Ian was to be included in the film, why such a downbeat (and I would say humiliating) clip. Almost as if Fripp was trying to make a point.

[@delmar418]

Fripp describes a form of yoga called Dharana.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

How so?

"You tell the body what to do, the body doesn't tell you what to do" - That is a statement of which I would say it is debatable at least.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

DO YOU DARE QUESTION ROBERT FRIPP?!

@@MakeWeirdMusic He started it! 🙄

[@anfrankogezamartincic1161]

I will watch it, believe me

[@Mike-ky9jz]

I'll own this when it comes out.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Heck yeah you will, Mike! :)

[@MisterWondrous]

There are roots of Fracture in this pre-Crimson Fripp song, from when Robert was with Giles, Giles & Fripp. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoeXhniwmpKMqJo "Erudite Eyes" is my favorite of the bunch though.

[@seaweaver6257]

Then you must see this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJa6dmuJqpimjMU

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

And this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJC8gqp5Z7eei7s

[@slackdude1]

Sounds very cool. Aussie tragics probably last to get it as per usual. Will bide my time and relish it when it gets watched.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Ya never know!

[@mctv9711]

I thought these was a Jojo Golden Wind Spon off series

[@danahorton1202]

did you learn why Robert is the only original member left????

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

It is not discussed in the film.

[@zubizabata]

@@MakeWeirdMusic But I think it kinda does ; )

[@danahorton1202]

@@zubizabata there is a top ten list on a webpage of why members left king crimson

[@zebonaut]

I’m so moved already by hearing what you tell about it ..

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I watched it another time with my father, who's a much-longer KC fan and he LOVED it.

[@Ratguitar58]

Divided mind 🧐….. 🤨…. Do you mean multitasking? 🤷‍♂️…🤪 … ok… 😊

[@sanderconron971]

Music is far better than a movie.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Sometimes.

[@maxboulard4179]

Tu as bien de la chance car impossible de le voir en DVD ou sur internet 😡😡😡😡

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I was lucky when this video came out, but it is now available on DVD. burningshed.com/king-crimson_king-crimson-at-50_dvd_blu-ray

[@danielrhoden2973]

Not a lot of Robert Fripp??? I'm a huge KC fan (since the age of fourteen of course) but I'm feeling KC saturated. I'm glad I have good non Wilson ruined reissues of my favorites on vinyl, but damn it was hard to pull off. So much product and so much attitude makes me turn to the new "King" as in King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Yeah, I feel KC-saturated as well. They have done a good job with their marketing lol. Thanks Daniel

[@casamagneticaviva]

I didn’t care for it. It only touched on part of the huge legacy of KC.

[@alfredotrujillo9544]

Friends sorry, the documentar y have subtitles in spanish? (dvd format)

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

I don't know. You'll have to check the website. They just started shipping DVDs to people.

[@lisazinn866]

Meh

[@Tyrell_Corp2019]

Yeah… Playing Fracture while having a conversation as those strumming an open E chord? You’ve arrived.

[@DaviDamir]

skipping days of practice is the best thing you can do.every time you pick the guitar back up its easier to play what youve been trying to while practicing.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

No offense, but I’ll take Roberts word for it haha

[@herculesrockefeller8969]

I have to agree. If I skip a day or two, I find that when I return, I can play, or almost play, what had been hard for me two or three days earlier. I think muscle memory needs time to buildup. This may not work for Mr. Fripp, we're all different; but his way has certainly gotten results!

[@marcossawosky5619]

Listening to you weigh your opinion about the meaning Bruford has to King Crimson is like telling my body to swim in a pool of feces to become a better athlete/person. It is your typical Gurdjieff-Crowley-Hubbard mindfuck gaslighting pseudo-social psyops trope. Shane on the flegeling hipster ingenue poser. This happens when someone without gravity improvises for padding reasons, the results are less than mediocre and enter the realm of bland interesting platitude_ coming from a so-called declared fan.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

That's some good word-thinking, Marcos. I have no idea what you are trying to say, but congratulations for stringing it together.

[@marcossawosky5619]

@@MakeWeirdMusic It's good enough for me to get it off my chest. As it was through your agency that caused a grievance, also your disunderstanding of the issue does not make you look suave & cool, au contraire mes demon! At best by denigrating Bill's role in the band your showing the ineptitude of a neophyte and proclaiming steadfast honorary membership as a veritable prince 'careta' or as Gurdjieff himself would have coined you with the Kars nickname of "yab-shab'

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

How did I denigrate Bruford? The only Bill I talked about was Bill Rieflin. Also it’s always fun when people claim they know what a dead person would be doing today and who they would like or dislike.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

See also Nassim Taleb: “Any idiot can be intelligent.”

[@marcossawosky5619]

@@MakeWeirdMusic Anyone who suggests Mr.Bruford's contribution to King Crimson or what he expresses on that subject as being superfluously extrinsic or uninteresting should be sent to both Wittgenstein schools: Schule Ludwig would prepare you physically for Paul's Left Hand School. Maybe after processing that experience your peristaltic armature would become mature enough for re-evaluating Subud.

[@michaeljohnston542]

Complete rubbish documentary. Really? 15 minutes on a Nun who is a fan? WTF? 5 minutes devoted to random people dancing in the rain? Trailer absolutely misleading. Don't waste the money.

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Pfffffft. No.

[@jcarp6335]

Strongly disagree.