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Official Bootleg: Live in Chicago, June 28th, 2017
King Crimson
Label: DGM Live
Released: 2017
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Track Listing
CD1: Intro: Scape Bells; Larks’ Tongues In Aspic, Part One; Neurotica; The Errors; Cirkus; The Lizard Suite: a) Dawn Song, b) Last Skirmish, c) Prince Rupert’s Lament; Fallen Angel; Larks’ Tongues In Aspic, Part Two; Islands ; Pictures of a City. CD2: Indiscipline; The ConstruKction of Light; Easy Money; The Letters; Interlude; Meltdown; Radical Action II; Level Five; Starless; Heroes; 21st Century Schizoid Man.
Personnel
Mel Collins: saxophones, flute; Robert Fripp: guitar, keyboards; Gavin Harrison: drums; Jakko Jakszyk: guitar, voice; Tony Levin: basses, stick, voice; Pat Mastelotto: drums; Bill Rieflin: keyboards; Jeremy Stacey: drums, keyboards.
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I love jazz because of Miles Davis and Vitor Assis Brasil. I was first exposed to jazz seeing I Festival Internacional de Jazz de São Paulo in 1978. I met Ron Carter at Arpoador. The best show I ever attended was Miles Davis at Canecão in Rio de Janeiro. The first jazz record I bought was Memorial Clifford Brown. My advice to new listeners..
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