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  • I'm still picking myself up after the bass got to me.

  • ooh da dee ra da, da ree ree da, da ra da

  • can anybody tell me what this instrument is called ? 1:31

  • I heard this when I was 15 or 16 for the first time. Now I'm 56 and it sounds just as good. Pure brilliance. My girlfriend at the time embroidered the cover on the back of my jean jacket. Can't dance to it? Put your head back in your ass, it's too good of a fit.

  • Three people cannot tell a winner from a snake

  • David Cross! brilliant!

  • Jamie Miur and Bill Bruford laying it down. Fripp and Wetton doing it too (I forgot who the violist was)

  • iss rubbsh you canna dance just sit there whatss it for? no thing

  • @thegreatwhiteduck are you a troll? prog rock is not for dancing, just for elevate your mind. if wanna dance learn tango or something

  • Just great & simply evident. Listening to this for 40 years (now: 2012, twentieth century...) and still not tired of it.

  • Ahead of their times, ahead of our times.

  • The mellotron is out of this planet.... *__*

  • Jamie Muir

  • when Bruford kicks in with the drums at 2:50 i almost have an orgasm....

  • 1 person dislikes? They must be from hell! Hahaha sorry buddy, you must have clicked accidently... there are no dislikes here....

  • @growfin Just when did the world we live in become moron-free? Look, if conservatives can go around thinking that forests can and should be knocked down because the oxygen supplied by the trees of which they consist is, well, probably not all that necessary, then one person can dislike this great, great tune. Y'know!?

  • @dantean and if liberals think everything is about their twisted uninformed silliness, and spout it on a song that has nothing to with said silliness....

  • This is good, think of "In the Court of the Crimson King", sort of their signature album. That and this one.

  • that was brilliant

  • Pure gold

  • I always lol at the guy who notices his fly is down at 1:57.

  • sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy sexy 

  • Fripp's solo is probably the best constructed solo in all of rock - all genres..

  • Saw this lineup at the Rainbow in 1973. John Wetton really impressed singing across the bassline, and Jamie Muir with his rack of percussion. Still got the album on vinyl.

  • I bought this album back in 1973 without having heard a single note from any of the tunes (I always did like Schizoid Man and Court of the Crimson King). Just about fell over when I heard the opening licks of this tune, which introduced the album: one of the finest heavy rock grooves of all time. Seriously.

    British rock in the 70s had some seriously talented cats.

  • Just making easy playing

  • That has to be one of the funkiest bass lines of all time

  • Kick ass bass from John Wetton! YEAOUSCH!

  • Love it. Live version from KC USA great as well.

  • I also seen them at the old Chicago'' Kinetic Playground''when Larks Tongues came out....What a Show!!!!!

  • ni modo.. voy a tener que echarme este otro temazo.

  • KC IS ALWAYS AN INNER BUT HAPPY JOURNEY. GOOD ONE AND THANKS POR POSTING THE KC WORK.

  • I saw them on their promoting Lark's tour they were just INCREDIBLE! so tigh and sharp on stage

  • You are very fortunate to have seen them at that time. I'm envious!

  • This one of the best albums I've ever heard!

  • @naturelover1957 Yes it is.

  • @naturelover1957 20 minutes there is nothing!

  • THANK YOU

  • I cannot express how much I love this song, as I am listening here i am pretending I am playing those drums1 Thank you for uploading.

  • incredible, this is sooooooo goooooood.

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