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- Artist:
- King Crimson
- See Also:
- Bad Company Belew, Adrian Fripp, Robert Gunn, Trey Bruford, Bill Dylan, Bob Giles, Giles & Fripp Haskell, Gordon Wetton, John
- Description:
- The initial pressing of STARLESS AND BIBLE BLACK is packaged in a cardboard-stock gatefold sleeve.
King Crimson: John Wetton (vocals, bass); Robert Fripp (guitar, mellotron); David Cross (violin, viola, keyboards); William Bruford (percussion).
Digitally remastered by Robert Fripp.
King Crimson: John Wetton (vocals, bass guitar); Robert Fripp (guitar, Mellotron); David Cross (violin, viola, keyboards); Bill Bruford (drums, percussion).
Recording information: 1973.
After the transitional ISLANDS, LARK`S TONGUES began the third Crimson phase that continued with STARLESS and ended with RED. The quartet of David Cross, John Wetton, Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford (augmented on LARK`S TONGUES by madman percussionist Jamie Muir) is regarded as the most innovative of Crimson`s many lineups, offering hard-edged improvisations on an unprecedented level. With founding member/lyricist Pete Sinfield departed, Robert Palmer-James stepped in with a more cutting, concise lyrical approach that matched the group`s uncompromising instrumental precision.
STARLESS takes the furious improvisational style inaugurated by it`s predecessor and takes it to new heights. Tunes like "We`ll Let You Know" and "Fracture," while based around typically devilish Fripp guitar figures and complicated time signatures, lean heavily on the spontaneity of the band`s no-holds-barred interaction for their fireworks. The drumless "Trio" is 100 percent improvisation and inspiration. "The Great Deceiver" is about as close to a standard "rock" tune as STARLESS gets, Wetton`s throaty vocals leading the charge. Even on this, one of Crimson`s pointiest, nastiest efforts, there`s room for a poignant ballad, "The Night Watch," which ranks among the band`s best.
- Track Listing:
- Great Deceiver, The
- Lament
- We`ll Let You Know
- Night Watch, The
- Trio
- Mincer, The
- Starless And Bible Black
- Fracture
Album Information
- Release Date:
- 07/19/2005
- Type:
- Performer
- Genre:
- Rock & Pop
- Subgenre:
- Progressive Rock
- Label:
- Discipline Global Mobile
- Producer:
- King Crimson
- Catalog Number:
- 0506
- Original Release Year:
- 1974
- # of Discs:
- 1
- SPARS Coding:
- AAD
- Studio/Live:
- Studio
- Mono/Stereo:
- Stereo
- Runtime:
- 46 : 51
Portions copyright 2005 Muze Inc. All rights reserved.
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