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"This was released when!?" King Crimson had always been ahead of the curve what with popularising/inventing prog and all and Red continues with the Fripp genius in what is truly a timeless classic. I thinkwhat makes this one seems so modern is that it doesn't sound like it was even influenced by anything around at the time. I think it almost sounds kinda 90's on the title track and it's doppleganger with the heavy riffs and dark melodies. Beefy riffage, catchy choruses, tech drums (Bill Bruford!) - get it, it conjures up some strange images and emotions.
Track List:
1 | Red | 6:20 | ||
2 | Fallen Angel | 6:00 | ||
3 | One More Red Nightmare | 7:07 | ||
4 | Providence | 8:08 | ||
5 | Starless | 12:18 |
Download Here: (King Crimson - Red, V0)
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