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- King Crimson is a British musical group founded by guitarist Robert Fripp and drummer Michael Giles in 1968.
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- King Crimson is a progressive rock group formed in 1969.
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- King Crimson is one of progressive music's all-time most important bands, and it is gratifying to see a book of such high quality as Sid Smith's book is.
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- The name King Crimson was coined by lyricist Peter Sinfield as a synonym for Beelzebub, prince of demons.
- Now that King Crimson was starting over from scratch again, the opportunity was ripe.
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- One of the most well known players of a Warr Guitar is Trey Gunn, formerly of King Crimson.
- Lyricist Peter Sinfield and composer Ian McDonald were soon recruited, and thus the first incarnation of King Crimson was born.
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- From 1997 to 1999, King Crimson "fraKctalised" (forked) into four successive side projects, dubbed ProjeKct One, Two, Three and Four.
- Gabriel worked with guitarist Robert Fripp (of King Crimson fame) as producer of his second solo LP, in 1978.
- This era of King Crimson demonstrated a kinship with the nascent heavy metal music then developing mainly in the United States and the United Kingdom.
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- With 5 tracks, as well as an 12-page booklet, "In The Court Of The Crimson King: An Observation By King Crimson" is sure to become one of your new favorites.
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- The most famous of these was Tony Levin (of Peter Gabriel and King Crimson fame), who played bass on most of the tracks.
- Greg Lake, about meeting Keith Emerson, has said: "It was at the Fillmore West in San Francisco and King Crimson was on the same bill as The Nice.
- Also, with Belew, King Crimson for the first time had a lyricist who was also a performing member of the band.
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- Bill Bruford found King Crimson in its double trio format of two drummers, two bassists and two guitarists on the same stage.
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- They vary so much in sound that King Crimson has been able to release several albums consisting entirely of improvised music.
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- He played with many famous musicians, such as David Bowie and King Crimson, but at that himself is still underrated and not such famous musician.
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- Bruford himself was more interested in artistic pursuits, and the framework of King Crimson appealed to that sensibility in him.
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- King Crimson are a musical group founded by guitarist Robert Fripp and drummer Michael Giles in 1969.
- Both Robert Fripp and Tony Levin reported that Levin will become active bassist of King Crimson again.
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- In 2004 Trey Gunn left King Crimson, and Fripp reinstated Levin as the bassist, although the band remained inactive until 2008.
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- Belew is the lead vocalist and a guitarist in King Crimson, but plays V-drums, a type of electronic drum kit, in ProjeKct Two.
- John Wetton (of King Crimson, Asia) on bass and vocals and Eddie Jobson on keys (and violin) were on both studio albums.
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- The band cites some of its influences as King Crimson,[ 72] The Melvins,[ 73] and Meshuggah.
- The band has named the Melvins among those that influenced their development, but the most-publicized influence are progressive rock pioneers King Crimson.
- Although the future of King Crimson, especially as a touring band, is unclear, Tony Levin remains a member of the band.
- Never big on touring, Giles has since yielded the drummer spot in the Schizoid Band to Ian Wallace, his once and again successor in King Crimson.
- Live at the Jazz Café is a live album released in 1998 by ProjeKct One, a side project of King Crimson.
- In addition to leading his own Trey Gunn Band, Gunn joined King Crimson for their 1995 reunion, still gigging frequently with them into the new millennium.
- They were initially influenced by Genesis and King Crimson, and their music is quite theatrical and poetic.
- Alderete's other early influences included his brother Carl's progressive rock albums, which included bands such as Yes, Rush, King Crimson, etc.
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- The album is much closer to the progressive rock of Yes, Emerson Lake & Palmer, or King Crimson than anything from the jazz realm.
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- Earthbound is a live album by the band King Crimson, released in 1972 as a budget record shortly after the line-up which recorded it had broken up.
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- From 1997 to 1999, the band King Crimson "fraKctalised" into four sub-groups known as the ProjeKcts, one of which was ProjeKct Two.
- One of the most well known users of a warr guitar is the bassist Trey Gunn from the band King Crimson.
- Concept albums and "album rock" went along with these trends, and key bands included The Moody Blues, Yes, Pink Floyd, and King Crimson.
- Rumours also linked Bill Bruford to their new lineup, but the former Yes drummer remained committed to King Crimson and his own group, Earthworks.
- Bill Bruford is best known for his work with Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Al DiMeola, and others.
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- This is the official Web site of Bill Bruford, who toured with Yes and King Crimson from 1968 through 1974.
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- When Primus officially disbanded it allowed him to return to his musical roots, playing songs by bands like Pink Floyd, King Crimson, and the Beatles.
- In 1972, White was touring with Joe Cocker when he received an invitation to join Yes, to replace Bill Bruford who had left to join King Crimson.
- Since Collins required the assistance of a second drummer while he sang, Bill Bruford, drummer for Yes and King Crimson was hired[ 20] for the 1976 tour.
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