Trying to get into these guys more. Some of it is really good and I love it but a lot of it is just so atonal and random sounding. How am I supposed to enjoy random notes being hit on the guitar? Sure it's different but there is no melody. What good is music with no melody?
@victormugabe It doesn't have to be in just one time signature. The way I hear it is that sometimes it's in 4/4, 3/4, 5/8, ... . Correct me if I'm wrong. Sometimes I have issues with signatures myself.
THE GREAT DECEIVERS(KING CRIMSON tribute band) play on Friday, January 20th, 2012 at 10pm at The Universal Bar and Grill in North Hollywood near Universal City. Don't miss them. They play songs like Starless, Lark's 2, Exiles, 21st, 3 of a Perfect Pair, Vrooom Vrooom and Fracture!!!
hoboy the composition to end all compositions.....I made point of listening to this at least once a day during gr. 11 second semester in '81. For those who truly revere this tune - I'm sure we all remember when we first heard the blast-off at 7:42, and it's like - WOW - the power! And then in subsequent listenings that part is like - ok - time to REALLY smoke half my body weight in chronic and pull out the ol' Bruford air-drumming, or air-bass from 9:14 - 9:58. Ya gotta love the "woot!" at 8:27.
Jesus God Almighty! Fripp's right hand is one of those miracle mutations of humanity! Can you picture the guy jerkin' off? I'll bet he could light a fire with his palm & his pud! Add that spooky catatonic stare of his to the equation, and you've got yourself a regular Evil Owlish Master Of Avant-Voodoo Guitar & Pud-Smackin' Techniques. That's Robert Fripp right there, you bet. Wait, what?
I love Robert Fripp! He reminds me of a progressive Tony Iommi. Also, Bill Bruford is a better drummer than I had once expected (when I first listened to his work with Yes, I thought he kinda sucked!); he reminds me of a cross between Buddy Rich and Keith Moon. Anyways, amazing band, one of the greatest not just of the 70s, but of all time in general! Long live the King!
«Fracture» c'est comme l'Apocalypse. Des petites inquiétudes qui se multiplient avec le temps. Des petits répits et une avalanche de chaos qui se termine par un calme crispant qui dévoile une désolation planétaire. Je ne sais comment dire, mais cette œuvre a quelque chose de tellurique. Une énergie brute émanant de la Terre qui se transforme en interférences psychiques.
This is perhaps Fripp's most brilliant piece, next to LTIAP. It's so dark, so energetic. Every section is perfectly structured. And that payoff at the end- goosebumps, man.
What really surprised me about this cut is that, after years of listening to (and loving) it on the studio album (yup, 33-1/3), I found that this is actually a LIVE recording. Don't believe it? Check out the Amsterdam live CD "Night Watch", with some interesting crowd interplay by RF. My brother (the BIGGEST KC fan ever before his untimely passing in '01) turned me on to the fact - wow! My favorite tune of all time. BRUFORD!!
Last time I saw KC, RF was in his chair doing what he does best and I was tripping really hard, not on acid, but just in the music flowing thru me, like someone mention in an earlier post, KC music must be felt and listen to, hearing sometimes is not enough!!
@inkards1 Regarding "RF in his chair", one of my most memorable moments was at the Discipline tour '81 at Painters Mill in MD, my avid KC fan buddy nudged me at one point and exclaimed "Fripp's up!!" after he popped off his stool for a moment. :)
nobody left the band, Fripp was, is and always be the center piece/catalyst that always kept and keeps KC going, he is smart enough to pick and choose those that are capable of perform his intricate compositions, many stay for two or more albums but many others come for one album only and they left a mark as is the case of Muir and many others, IMHO nothing but genius!!!
to UFOGEAR and booscout34, one says "experimental art rock, brilliant" the other "this is ballsy and intelligent" you miss the point you can not time art "7:42-11:10 or 9;15 to 10:05, if you really have those high comments to make about one of the greatest bands, or person as is Robert Fripp, of progressive rock that pave the road to many others, should always be from zero to infinity, if not all I can recommend is for you to go back put the CD back on and LISTEN to it all over again!!
They reach beyond the known. Even if someone duplicates their time signatures, or employs the diabolus in Musica as often as they do. its just not the same.
When someone doesn't like this music, i think its because they cant feel it. It draws you to a place where you can feel it though, if you let it. So its too bad that so many don't give it that chance. its so so sad that so many people see it as "dry" or too mathematical, because it really is one of those extremely rare instances where the complexity of the arrangement and executions are needed. Not grandstanding pyrotechnics, but utterly appropriate. That is why they draw me in.
Beyond all the music theory (i don't understand anyway) the feelings sustained by this piece, if you follow it that way, evokes rarified states of consciousness. By this i mean that they have entered terrain where art attempts to give form to ideas and states of being for which words have not yet been found. Or at least remain extremeley uncommon. . Which is what separates art from expository writing. its the point of art. If something is inarticulable by other means.
@CydoniaKnight I've been doing some quick search on this guy's youtube activities and i don't think he's just trolling. Instead,he's just an arrogant prick who is REALLY frustrated at some bullshit real-life issues and comes to the internet to demeanor and humiliate everyone in an attempt to feel important. He's just like 70% of the youtube demographic,ignore him and he'll be gone soon.
How can you say that? Mike?:O This music is just much more experimental then music you listen to. You need to listen a few times to get it! Robert Fripp uses a lot of Polyrhytmic, A and bitonality and other musical means, wich i think makes the music much more interessting! You cannot say that this is shit! After listening to it some times you COULD say : ''i don't like it'' or ''this is not my '' taste. ( But if you gave it a chance, you wouldnt) ;)
Dragonforce and Slipknot ARE NOT PROGRESSIVE. If it were not for this band, bands like Dragonforce and Slipknot wouldn't exist in the first place. This band set the ground for Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, even Drum and Bass and Electronica at least 15 years before anybody else. This music isn't all fun and games, it's genuine Experimental rock from the 70's that requires thinking, not your boredom to overcome.
Oh, and understand your genres better you fucktard troll.
@MikeLamb24 I'm getting tired of seeing your negative comments. You have to realise that some of us enjoy music that requires a degree of thought and interpretation in the listening. If you don't like it, that's fine, don't listen to it.
@MikeLamb24 How can you say that? :O This music is just much more experimental then music you listen to. You need to listen a few times to get it! Robert Fripp uses a lot of Polyrhytmic, A and bitonality and other musical means, wich i think makes the music much more interessting! You cannot say that this is shit! After listening to it some times you COULD say : ''i don't like it'' or ''this is not my '' taste. ( But if you gave it a chance, you wouldnt) ;)
i remember that i was amazed by 21st century,but with fracture was when i realised what the hell was fripp about,i spent time finding out information about this piece,because i couldn't belive that what i was hearing,was only one guitar,this is my favorite piece,THANK YOU ROBERT FRIPP!!
Crimson / Fripp are on a higher astral plane than all other bands. No matter how much I admire psychedelic groups like Doors or Floyd, Crimson is way beyond them. This is much more than musicianship + intellectualism, I think it is like staring into an abstract-expressionist painting translated into music.
FINALLY! At last someone has uploaded one of the classics of experimental art rock.
Bless you! The build ups and crescendos on this piece are peerless. Fripp is probably my all time favorite guitarist. I love the part at 7:42-11:10. Fripp, Wetton, Bruford, Cross and Muir, all of them just brillant!
@UFOGEAR lol. I bin listening to Fripmeister for 40 years now and he just gets better and better. Jeez, the guy is nearly as old as me now. If you look at the history of who he has played with it's fantastic.
I agree with ramonster1972, what do people listen to these days? This is ballsy and intelligent. Not just stomping around looking for a fight. 9:15 to 10:05 kills me. Whew.
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Trying to get into these guys more. Some of it is really good and I love it but a lot of it is just so atonal and random sounding. How am I supposed to enjoy random notes being hit on the guitar? Sure it's different but there is no melody. What good is music with no melody?
Or am I missing something?
DoubleO711 4 days ago
I always thought a good car chase scene's soundrack (ala Bullitt) should start from the 2:52 mark.
QuasiTraction 1 week ago
One of the few compositions that I cannot play on guitar. It is not that it turns out sloppy when play it but I PHYSICALLY cannot play it.
444Guitarboy 1 week ago
im not even a fraction gay but i would blow fripp... hes fuckin god
THEMIGHTYCAPUTO 1 week ago
king crimson, mahavishnu orchestra and mars volta are the only bands i can dance to
turtlliwdnifuoyehthr 2 weeks ago
this song invented math rock
progreadicto 3 weeks ago
The heaviest 70's guitar sounds come from Robert Fripp and Tony Iommi.
TheGreaterGood80 3 weeks ago 3
@TheGreaterGood80 two of the most underrated guitar players in the history of the guitar!
juresaiyan 2 weeks ago
Mclaguhlin´s face when listen to this at first O.o then :o and finally \m/
zappfripp 1 month ago
@zappfripp I don't think McLaughlin would be dazzled that much :) .
dayvenkirq 3 weeks ago
I love this version a whole lot more than the one on the "ConstruKction of Light" album.
YertlePsychoStain 1 month ago
I remember I was in the Sixth Form in 1983. I had this music and liked it. No one can say anytime but maybe some day.
FinnMove 1 month ago
This is a CLINIC. Period.
yrrehscm 1 month ago
what time signature is this song in, 9/8 12/8?
victormugabe 1 month ago
@victormugabe It doesn't have to be in just one time signature. The way I hear it is that sometimes it's in 4/4, 3/4, 5/8, ... . Correct me if I'm wrong. Sometimes I have issues with signatures myself.
dayvenkirq 3 weeks ago
@dayvenkirq hehe same.....sometimes there are so many switches...
Lookinatluckyest 6 days ago
@victormugabe whatever bill bruford says at the time haha
EricDB007 1 week ago
There's only one thing better than this: FraKctured
ThePhilosopher1996 1 month ago
Lyrics: Whoo!
brcamu 1 month ago 2
Simply Great!
MrMballan 1 month ago
King Crimson were an awesome proto jam band.
Lurtzman1 1 month ago
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THE GREAT DECEIVERS(KING CRIMSON tribute band) play on Friday, January 20th, 2012 at 10pm at The Universal Bar and Grill in North Hollywood near Universal City. Don't miss them. They play songs like Starless, Lark's 2, Exiles, 21st, 3 of a Perfect Pair, Vrooom Vrooom and Fracture!!!
Elyodachido 1 month ago
While you are all lauding Fripp, who no doubt deserves praise, it is Bill Bruford who steals the show in this tune.
pezaven 2 months ago 6
Epoque géniale ! Génial Fripp !
0204LAURENT 2 months ago
hoboy the composition to end all compositions.....I made point of listening to this at least once a day during gr. 11 second semester in '81. For those who truly revere this tune - I'm sure we all remember when we first heard the blast-off at 7:42, and it's like - WOW - the power! And then in subsequent listenings that part is like - ok - time to REALLY smoke half my body weight in chronic and pull out the ol' Bruford air-drumming, or air-bass from 9:14 - 9:58. Ya gotta love the "woot!" at 8:27.
666uberstud666 2 months ago 5
resurrezione dei morti
1659leonardo 3 months ago
This is a the Best album of King Crimson
Kissingspell 3 months ago 3
@Kissingspell So true! Half of the songs are pure improv; what makes Crim everlasting! :)
leftgreenthumb 2 months ago
Phénoménal!
saxsot 3 months ago
This song was created the year I was introduced into the world...what an introduction! Along with the title track to the album!
jackiebosworth1 3 months ago
who needs metal?
ascoltaevaporazione 4 months ago 4
genesis, yes, rush and similars can go to the wc and drink some water from it
ascoltaevaporazione 4 months ago
Jesus God Almighty! Fripp's right hand is one of those miracle mutations of humanity! Can you picture the guy jerkin' off? I'll bet he could light a fire with his palm & his pud! Add that spooky catatonic stare of his to the equation, and you've got yourself a regular Evil Owlish Master Of Avant-Voodoo Guitar & Pud-Smackin' Techniques. That's Robert Fripp right there, you bet. Wait, what?
alexmortland 4 months ago 21
@alexmortland lol :D .
dayvenkirq 3 weeks ago
@alexmortland well done sir. couldn't have said it better myself. Won't even try. :D
EricDB007 1 week ago
Yes, you're right, this is vile noisy pointless garbage
BetterTasteThanU 4 months ago
I love Robert Fripp! He reminds me of a progressive Tony Iommi. Also, Bill Bruford is a better drummer than I had once expected (when I first listened to his work with Yes, I thought he kinda sucked!); he reminds me of a cross between Buddy Rich and Keith Moon. Anyways, amazing band, one of the greatest not just of the 70s, but of all time in general! Long live the King!
deafghost52 5 months ago 2
I love the part from 0:00 - 11:15
u2bbbbbb 5 months ago 28
@u2bbbbbb Eh, that part's alright XD
MrMusicman456 3 months ago
@u2bbbbbb .... me too !
g74ui78ll88ermo 2 months ago
@u2bbbbbb whats wrong with the last second eh?!
Welcometothebrothel2 2 months ago
Lol the reactions xD
1wertyuiop1wertyuiop 5 months ago
@1wertyuiop1wertyuiop ...... me too.
g74ui78ll88ermo 2 months ago
Frakture>fracture
MrAdrianbelew 5 months ago
@MrAdrianbelew You mean "Frakctured"? And I would have to disagree.
andreseh87 1 month ago
@andreseh87 Yup, FraKctured, I just think it has a cleaner structure to it.
MrAdrianbelew 1 month ago
@MrAdrianbelew Definitely cleaner. But why does that make it better? ;)
asteriskcolon 2 weeks ago
@MrAdrianbelew Also IMO it's much colder, as well. Fracture has warmth, enthusiasm and energy, while Frakctured has a delicate, icy beauty to it.
asteriskcolon 2 weeks ago
wow, makes me cry every time...
i saw this particular band at least six times...
they were total magic.
music came to visit this band over and over again...
dennymc997 6 months ago
«Fracture» c'est comme l'Apocalypse. Des petites inquiétudes qui se multiplient avec le temps. Des petits répits et une avalanche de chaos qui se termine par un calme crispant qui dévoile une désolation planétaire. Je ne sais comment dire, mais cette œuvre a quelque chose de tellurique. Une énergie brute émanant de la Terre qui se transforme en interférences psychiques.
VladimirPoussy 6 months ago 3
@VladimirPoussy Fantastique! (that's how it's spelled?) You couldn't have said it better.
Cazametroides 5 months ago
@VladimirPoussy EXACTEMENT...... une explication parfaite
Lookinatluckyest 6 days ago
This is perhaps Fripp's most brilliant piece, next to LTIAP. It's so dark, so energetic. Every section is perfectly structured. And that payoff at the end- goosebumps, man.
andreseh87 6 months ago 3
O_O These sounds fill my head with odd thoughts. AWESOME.
JeffreyKuntae94 6 months ago
What really surprised me about this cut is that, after years of listening to (and loving) it on the studio album (yup, 33-1/3), I found that this is actually a LIVE recording. Don't believe it? Check out the Amsterdam live CD "Night Watch", with some interesting crowd interplay by RF. My brother (the BIGGEST KC fan ever before his untimely passing in '01) turned me on to the fact - wow! My favorite tune of all time. BRUFORD!!
pwrsrge220 6 months ago 2
Last time I saw KC, RF was in his chair doing what he does best and I was tripping really hard, not on acid, but just in the music flowing thru me, like someone mention in an earlier post, KC music must be felt and listen to, hearing sometimes is not enough!!
inkards1 6 months ago
@inkards1 Regarding "RF in his chair", one of my most memorable moments was at the Discipline tour '81 at Painters Mill in MD, my avid KC fan buddy nudged me at one point and exclaimed "Fripp's up!!" after he popped off his stool for a moment. :)
pwrsrge220 6 months ago
@inkards1 ..... correcto mundo.. KC must be felt and experienced !
g74ui78ll88ermo 2 months ago
nobody left the band, Fripp was, is and always be the center piece/catalyst that always kept and keeps KC going, he is smart enough to pick and choose those that are capable of perform his intricate compositions, many stay for two or more albums but many others come for one album only and they left a mark as is the case of Muir and many others, IMHO nothing but genius!!!
inkards1 6 months ago
to UFOGEAR and booscout34, one says "experimental art rock, brilliant" the other "this is ballsy and intelligent" you miss the point you can not time art "7:42-11:10 or 9;15 to 10:05, if you really have those high comments to make about one of the greatest bands, or person as is Robert Fripp, of progressive rock that pave the road to many others, should always be from zero to infinity, if not all I can recommend is for you to go back put the CD back on and LISTEN to it all over again!!
inkards1 6 months ago
Like one person on yt said about Starless, so I'll say it about Fracture
My favorite part is from 0:00 to 11:16 : )
Lightmane321 6 months ago
They reach beyond the known. Even if someone duplicates their time signatures, or employs the diabolus in Musica as often as they do. its just not the same.
foreverolf 6 months ago
When someone doesn't like this music, i think its because they cant feel it. It draws you to a place where you can feel it though, if you let it. So its too bad that so many don't give it that chance. its so so sad that so many people see it as "dry" or too mathematical, because it really is one of those extremely rare instances where the complexity of the arrangement and executions are needed. Not grandstanding pyrotechnics, but utterly appropriate. That is why they draw me in.
foreverolf 6 months ago
Beyond all the music theory (i don't understand anyway) the feelings sustained by this piece, if you follow it that way, evokes rarified states of consciousness. By this i mean that they have entered terrain where art attempts to give form to ideas and states of being for which words have not yet been found. Or at least remain extremeley uncommon. . Which is what separates art from expository writing. its the point of art. If something is inarticulable by other means.
foreverolf 6 months ago
@foreverolf
You just said everything i was thinking..
That's the reason i love music.
PairInstabilityType 2 months ago
The lyrics are touching.
Ymousanon1 7 months ago 5
whew is right!
facecheek 7 months ago
2:48 I really think this is the hardest guitar part ever made...
Fripp isn't human.
DreamPurpleFloyd 7 months ago
To me, this is one of the greatest peices of music ever recorded.
JohnLRice 7 months ago 2
@JohnLRice Indeed.
djanchovy 4 months ago
@CydoniaKnight I've been doing some quick search on this guy's youtube activities and i don't think he's just trolling. Instead,he's just an arrogant prick who is REALLY frustrated at some bullshit real-life issues and comes to the internet to demeanor and humiliate everyone in an attempt to feel important. He's just like 70% of the youtube demographic,ignore him and he'll be gone soon.
lucasBR123321 7 months ago
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How can you say that? Mike?:O This music is just much more experimental then music you listen to. You need to listen a few times to get it! Robert Fripp uses a lot of Polyrhytmic, A and bitonality and other musical means, wich i think makes the music much more interessting! You cannot say that this is shit! After listening to it some times you COULD say : ''i don't like it'' or ''this is not my '' taste. ( But if you gave it a chance, you wouldnt) ;)
ingvaldandre 8 months ago
i think i know what im learning on bass tomorrow (:
Njp2K9 8 months ago
Thanks OriginalSelector of the amazingness. Just listened track-by-track to this album. Hadn't in a long while. Thanks.
IwanttoliveinParis 8 months ago
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This shit sucks. Only progressive bands that are any good are Dragonforce and Skipknot. This shit is just boring and is fucking bathroom music.
MikeLamb24 8 months ago
@MikeLamb24
Dragonforce and Slipknot ARE NOT PROGRESSIVE. If it were not for this band, bands like Dragonforce and Slipknot wouldn't exist in the first place. This band set the ground for Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal, even Drum and Bass and Electronica at least 15 years before anybody else. This music isn't all fun and games, it's genuine Experimental rock from the 70's that requires thinking, not your boredom to overcome.
Oh, and understand your genres better you fucktard troll.
SolidGoldEliteODST 8 months ago 4
@SolidGoldEliteODST I'm pretty sure this guy's just trolling :P
I've seen him on some other vids :P
Don't feed the trolls
CydoniaKnight1 8 months ago
@MikeLamb24 I'm getting tired of seeing your negative comments. You have to realise that some of us enjoy music that requires a degree of thought and interpretation in the listening. If you don't like it, that's fine, don't listen to it.
MikeStringfellow 8 months ago
@MikeLamb24 Obvious troll is obvious
CydoniaKnight1 8 months ago
@CydoniaKnight1 Yes, indeed.
DreamPurpleFloyd 7 months ago
@MikeLamb24 No one here believes your lies, and stop making up band names.
IwanttoliveinParis 8 months ago
@MikeLamb24 How can you say that? :O This music is just much more experimental then music you listen to. You need to listen a few times to get it! Robert Fripp uses a lot of Polyrhytmic, A and bitonality and other musical means, wich i think makes the music much more interessting! You cannot say that this is shit! After listening to it some times you COULD say : ''i don't like it'' or ''this is not my '' taste. ( But if you gave it a chance, you wouldnt) ;)
ingvaldandre 8 months ago 2
@MikeLamb24 -
Hahahahahahaha (continued maniacal laughter)
Slipknot? Dragonforce? Progressive? And I suppose that Donnie Osmond is (was?) jazz, and Merle Haggard is krautrock?
Have a nice time on your little planet, you clearly have no comprehension of music except as a poor substitute for the caffeine patch ...
dragonsrightwing 8 months ago
@MikeLamb24 Wait, it's having sex with bathroom music? I don't understand... is that possible? Also, how can shit suck when it doesn't have a mouth?
theluigiteam543 7 months ago
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I love the "WHOOO!" at 8:27
Graviton1066 9 months ago
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Graviton1066 9 months ago
It's just the best progressive song ever made!
gouik1 9 months ago
i remember that i was amazed by 21st century,but with fracture was when i realised what the hell was fripp about,i spent time finding out information about this piece,because i couldn't belive that what i was hearing,was only one guitar,this is my favorite piece,THANK YOU ROBERT FRIPP!!
lamecasuelas2 9 months ago
Crimson / Fripp are on a higher astral plane than all other bands. No matter how much I admire psychedelic groups like Doors or Floyd, Crimson is way beyond them. This is much more than musicianship + intellectualism, I think it is like staring into an abstract-expressionist painting translated into music.
vittorioabr 9 months ago
@vittorioabr genesis is in the same astral plane, genesis whit peter gabriel of course
Bananinasdasd 9 months ago
Jamie had left the band.
thegerrie19561 10 months ago
Do you know this was recorded live in the Netherlands?
thegerrie19561 10 months ago
i dont get it
martionman231 10 months ago
eroina
gremby 10 months ago
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This and Larks' Tongues Part Two convince me that Robert Fripp is one of the greatest musicians of all time.
lughlongarm76 10 months ago
WOW. Why am I just now realizing how awesome this track is?! I'm listening to it for the third time in a row!
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dub0vsky 1 year ago
these guys influenced Tool big time
80stvguy 1 year ago
@80stvguy ... Listen to their album Discipline... it almost makes Tool seem like their cover band...
monkeygoodcipherbad1 11 months ago
PARA TIOS CON SUERTE Y LISTOS JAJA BUENA MUSICA COMO NINGUNA
pilarmartin100 1 year ago
pARA TIOS CON SUERTE
pilarmartin100 1 year ago
FINALLY! At last someone has uploaded one of the classics of experimental art rock.
Bless you! The build ups and crescendos on this piece are peerless. Fripp is probably my all time favorite guitarist. I love the part at 7:42-11:10. Fripp, Wetton, Bruford, Cross and Muir, all of them just brillant!
UFOGEAR 1 year ago 28
@UFOGEAR lol. I bin listening to Fripmeister for 40 years now and he just gets better and better. Jeez, the guy is nearly as old as me now. If you look at the history of who he has played with it's fantastic.
loffe9 1 year ago
@UFOGEAR i guess there is no muir man, as far as i know he just did the lark's album
still great tough
cumplid 11 months ago
@UFOGEAR Man, you said it. The time you referenced is really what it's all about with this song. Bad ass.
delrey28 9 months ago
@UFOGEAR Muir wasn't there anymore!!
Faramir122 7 months ago
I agree with ramonster1972, what do people listen to these days? This is ballsy and intelligent. Not just stomping around looking for a fight. 9:15 to 10:05 kills me. Whew.
booscout34 1 year ago 20
The Top of the Progs ! Húúúúú !!!
progrockAZ 1 year ago 4
brill !!!!!
thebikesblue 1 year ago
Overwhelmingly powerful, powerfully overwhelming.
SPKaa 1 year ago 3
This is one of the scariest pieces of music of all time ~8:30 they lose it, music takes over.
spicken 1 year ago 4
Where is everyone??? 305 views, that can't be! One of the greatest bands of the 70s.
ramonster1972 1 year ago
@ramonster1972 80's and 90's lol.
loffe9 1 year ago