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Live in Toronto: Queen Elizabeth Theatre, November 20, 2015

Live in Toronto: Queen Elizabeth Theatre, November 20, 2015 by King Crimson buy album

King Crimson

Label: Panegyric Recordings
Released: 2016
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Track Listing

CD1: Threshold Soundscape; Larks' Tongues in Aspic: Part One; Pictures of a City; VROOOM; Radical Action (To Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind); Meltdown; The Hell Hounds of Krim; The ConstruKction of Light; Red; Epitaph. CD2: Banshee Legs Bell Hassle; Easy Money; Level Five; The Letters; Sailor's Tale; Starless; The Court of the Crimson King; 21st Century Schizoid Man.

Personnel

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Additional Personnel / Information

Pat Mastelotto: drums; Bill Rieflin: drums, keyboards; Gavin Harrison: drums; Robert Fripp: guitar, keyboards; Jakko Jakszyk: guitar, voice; Tony Levin: basses, stick; Mel Collins: saxophones, flute.


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