Defend Moonchild.
Defend Moonchild
Easton Adams
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Brody Williams
It's a classic pleb filter
Grayson Evans
It's magical and minimal, like the twinkling cosmos.
Luke Cox
While it kills the pacing of the album, I do enjoy the use of empty space to create atmosphere.
Jack Gonzalez
this
Sebastian Carter
It's better than i talk to the wind
Christian Collins
It's builds suspense for the final track
Austin Murphy
Harder challenge- defend The Devil's Triangle
Jaxon Lewis
The vocal part is potentially the best part of the album
The keyboard improvisation part is too long and not that good.
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Jack Morales
IMPOSSIBLE MODE: Defend Student Demonstration Time
Charles Flores
This. It matches the lyrics perfectly.
Joshua Morales
I might be wrong but I always thought tracks like moonchild or grand viziers entrance were suppose to be stoner freak out songs. cuz of how spacey and weird they are
Ryder Brown
Really gay post
David King
Honestly? It's my favourite track on the album.
Josiah Clark
Camden Myers
It just works.
Leo Robinson
If you don't like moonchild you are either a pleb or you don't play an instrument/make music.
Luis Howard
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Carson Gomez
How can it be better than the best song on the album?
Eli Gutierrez
it's just really pretty and cool to relax and chill to, but also interesting to pay attention to the interplay between the instruments, the way they kinda "talk" to each other during the more dissonant sections
basically imo it works great as a break from the other, more dramatic pieces
also helps that the last couple minutes are one of the best moments on the whole album
Aiden Barnes
With the god-tier 40th Anniversary Edition remaster (which you all should have, seeing as how you should always physically purchase King Crimson albums and NOT pirate them), Moonchild is shortened by 3 minutes and becomes excellent.
Colton Lewis
>settling for anything less than the original
Oliver Cooper
When I found out that it was recorded live I had a newfound respect for it.
Christian Gutierrez
It has a kinda cool section where it sounds like the instruments are talking to each other. But that loses it's novelty after the first listen
Jaxson Ortiz
>settling for anything less than Fripp's artistic vision
Carson Price
It's not even that hard to get. It reflects the lyrics of the first half in a playful, innocent yet introspective way.
Jack Cook
It's one of my favourite Iron Maiden songs