Does anyone know this band? I have listened to every album all the way from In the court of the crimson king, 1969, to their newest albums, and I gotta say, they're probably the most influential prog rock band of all time.
/kc/ - King Crimson
Michael Foster
Mason Edwards
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Brayden Hall
influential != good
Lincoln Gray
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Carter White
aint this the band that nigga kanye sampled ?
Jayden Ward
yeah, in power i believe
Juan Taylor
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Cooper Phillips
Robert Fripp will forever be an irritating Dorset git with a chip on his shoulder.
That being said:
youtube.com
Andrew Miller
King Crimson?
Best band of all time
Ayden Nelson
Idk how the fuck you're supposed to find their music to listen to it without torrenting/buying their physical music. I don't really have the opprotunity to do either considering I'm in a dorm and I don't want to use my roommates shitty Crosley or spend money on CDS
David Sanders
Just download the albums through Soulseekqt
Luke Brown
>Does anyone know this band?
Is this your first fucking day here?
Daniel Wilson
yes it actually is
Colton Gray
Doesn't work on my dorm network. I shigidigi. Guess I'll have to wait for winter break to play it on my gfs record player or maybe if I find their CDs at some music store I'll pick it up. I really want to listen to them though.
Tyler Harris
yourmusics.co
Logan Barnes
Wait a sec
What KC albums do you want to download?
Jaxson Rodriguez
Seconded. I only have Islands and ItWoP left to listen to. What are your favorite tracks that aren't on ItCotCK and Red? I really enjoyed the first section of Lizard recently, and Frame by Frame is hypnotic. The Night's Watch is also a great ballad. I really like thier ballads
Lucas James
>What are your favorite tracks that aren't on ItCotCK and Red?
Easy Money, the first two sections of Larks' Tongues in Aspic and The Great Deceiver
Alexander Russell
I kinda just want to listen to their discography in chronological order. I've only listened to their first album and I really liked it.
Christopher Peterson
>I only have Islands and ItWoP left to listen to.
I highly recommend Islands. It's softer than their other albums, and is kind of beautiful in that sense. If you like their ballads, I think you'll enjoy it.
Oliver Allen
What's the problem here? Are they not in the archive?
Christopher Smith
Thank you
Aiden Jenkins
Looking forward to it.
Oliver Walker
rbt.asia
There's pretty much everything on mega.
Nicholas Reyes
Fracture is amazing. Also Exiles.
Isaac Ramirez
Never have a heard a riff so damn technically clean that it makes you tense because you're wondering how long Fripp can keep playing before he messes up, but he doesn't. And the riff is very melodic as well not just technical for the hell of it. Trying to play it on guitar is killing me though.
Parker Stewart
You could try following this lesson plan!
2008.garone.net
>This lesson can be damaging to your mental and physical health. And, no, I’m not kidding
Lucas Wilson
>Still has yet to experience ITWOP
Oh boy am I excited for you.
Adrian Johnson
In the Wake of Poseidon is basically a watered down version of their first album, except for a few songs.
The songs that don't sound like their first album's are really good, though, and even some that do.
David Jackson
Is its kids day on /mu or something?