deep,.. they can take you on a trip in a song, that hold's water.. Not all bands can do that.. Up-there with there 1st cousins 'Pink Flyd'.. Nice job!..
great although fripp wasnt there, king crimson all the way and tool to, there should be a tour with KC, TooL, Pink Floyd, Mogwai, and A Perfect Circle
When I get my Blu Ray DVD Player I can 'Take Command!..(from my computer into my tv and with my stereo! yes?)..but someone's blood is my; The Kingdom of Heaven!..Fox! Rock's Czar!
Where has this type of Progressive Rock gone? We have Radiohead, Sufjan Stevens and maybe 2 others? In this day there was King Crimson, Bloodrock, ELP, Uriah Heep, Nektar, Yes and on and on. Has the MUSIC really LEFT ROCK AND ROLL? Thanks so much for loading this up. The songs stay with you forever and the words do not escape your mind.
@FeFe3O4 Now there is Within Temptation, Magenta, Porcupine Tree, Dream Theater, Karnataka, Nightwish, White Willow. Just to name a few. Takes a little research.
@jfs4111 hey thanks for your comment....so far I like within tempatation( sound a bit like Evanescence and Paramor.... and I have heard porcupine tree before....Will listen to the rest....I suppose you have heard Camel before as they are one of my favorites....Thanks
@cjrvision Ya I never got to see them though. I understand that Yes has a new singer now. Jon Davidson from Glass Hammer. I understand also that Jon Anderson is Getting healthy again and is definitely on great terms with the band again. Be great if he came back. If not yes is still got it. They're new album is awesome. There can be a Yes without Jon Anderson. Make no mistake though. There could never have been a Yes without him.
@Grendelmonster8u about 1998 (or so)...one show only in Tokyo. Steve Hacket, John Wetton, Ian Macdonald, Geoff Downes, & Chester Thompson...."Steve Hackett's Tokyo Tapes...(what would happen if former members of Genesis, King Crimson, Yes played together for one show...one night) Very good live album
@mediawerxbrian Thanks for the info. They move around too much. I saw Geoff Downes with Yes this past summer and didn't even recognize him here. It's a good live version though.
Hackett is nearly as good a guitarist as Fripp and has the technical expertise to pull this off. Wetton, as a 2nd generation Crimson vocalist, does as well as anyone I've heard at the Lake vocal part.
This tune was co-written by Ian McDonald the excellent flutist in the original lineup and since he performs in this variant band it is worth a listen, McDonald talked the band into using a mellotron with great effect. Wetton is not exactly Greg Lake etc but it is a good cover, I enjoyed McDonald's solo. Peter Sinfield an original member wrote the lyrics. Robert Fripp destroyed the original band basically it is too bad since the original lineup was magical.
@Caper1Forever Fripp didn't destroy the first band. They all basically quit on him. Lake left to join ELP and McDonald and Giles left together to record their single unsuccessful album.
The band lineup is... Steve Hackett - Guitar & vocals (and band leader) John Wetton - Bass & Vocals, Ian MacDonald - flute and sax, Julian Colbeck - keyboards, Chester Thompson - Drums. The DVD its taken from is Steve Hackett - Tokyo Tapes
You're serious! How can it be King Crimson without Fripp? That really is Hackett on guitar. This isn't King Crimson, it's Asia covering a King Crimson song
@victorxyz So this is actually Asia, the band that included Wetton, Hackett, and McDonald, and is better known for "In The Heat Of The Moment" and otherwise sucked very hard.
@Revvin No this is not Asia at all. Asia was Wetton, Howe, Downes and Palmer. Steve Hackett put together a band to perform old Genesis tracks on his Genesis Revisited album, when he toured they played tracks from other band members, so the set list included mainly Genesis & Steve Hackett bu a couple of tracks from King Crimson & Asia.
@victorxyz Thank you for straightening me out, I always get Hackett and Howe mixed up. That's Corky Lang on drums in this band, and I thought he was the drummer for Asia. Howe left his brains behind in when he left Yes, and Gabriel took Hackett's brains with him when he left Genesis, but maybe I am too hard on Hackett. This is a very good cover.
@Revvin The drummer in this band is Chester Thompson, but Carl Palmer was Asias drummer.......Gabriel leaving Genesis was a great shock at the time, so when Hackett left it it was disappointing but not as shocking. I think Hackett produced some of his best stuff when he went solo unlike Howe who never seemed to achieve what he managed in Yes.
@PeterMayer My bad--Corky Lang played for Mountain and West/Bruce/Lang, and that isn't even him on this video, it is the guy who filled in on stage for Genesis after Gabriel left and Collins got out from behind the traps and sang at the front of the stage. My bad again. As for Asia, I don't listen to pop music, shame that such great musicians as Palmer and Wetton got mixed up in that
@leonakita "da da da da da da da da/da da da da da da da da/It was the heat of the moment..." etc in 4/4 time played on the radio four times an hour definitely is pop! I do agree that I got a lot of names and events wrong on this page. I am a huge King Crimson fan, but a lot of memories are skewed. I have been straightened out on those mis-statements, and I thank those who have corrected me. And, yes, I have seen Chester Thompson on stage with Genesis, after Gabriel, but before Hackett left.
@MasterYumyums listen to their last 3 albums and get back to me.... sure there are pop elements.. but their sound today is nothing like they did in the 80s.
@leonakita I have listened to them. It's still poppy, they're still trying to sell records. Relatively intelligent pop, but still nowhere near prog rock.
@MasterYumyums Id probably classify them as 'prog lite'. Shorter more structured songs with elements of prog, art rock and indeed pop with few of the extended solos and tangents typicallly found in prog. I believe this was what they were striving for out the outset in the 80s but were more pop than anything. They've drifted away from that since the mid 90s and are more like a 'YES' in their various incarnations featuring some lite shorter tunes w/ hooks but also extended more complex pieces.
@leonakita I'm inclined to agree, but if we classify them one way or the other at this point it's just semantics. Regardless, that one guy's not an idiot for thinking Asia's pop, it's what they're commonly referred and known as.
I always loved King Crimson especially the drummer and I know they had a few. There week point was their vocals. They would KILLED with a great lead singer. They haromeis in this get them by.
@TooLJunkie501 thats because it wasnt King Crimson, this was a band put together by Steve Hackett, they mainly played Genesis and Hackett but also some KC and Asia.
This is totally awesome. Thanks for such a hi-quality upload of this all-time classic music and poetry. I see live artistry performing living audio art. =^.^= meWow!
This is not KC.
douzilles 3 days ago
MELODIC ROCK WIPED OUT BY PUNK ...
yallowrosa 1 week ago
Man! What can I say? Beautiful! Just beautiful! Thank you for posting!
jdpicher 1 week ago
What is considered their best liveperformance?
Izak80 2 weeks ago
This is a wonderful thing. Thanks for posting it! I have the album Steve released,this song was not on it as far as I recall.
drj602 2 weeks ago
I wanna die feeling that...
glynacerina 2 weeks ago
I'm in love
Joselo1693 3 weeks ago
deep,.. they can take you on a trip in a song, that hold's water.. Not all bands can do that.. Up-there with there 1st cousins 'Pink Flyd'.. Nice job!..
tjwhite1957 3 weeks ago
great although fripp wasnt there, king crimson all the way and tool to, there should be a tour with KC, TooL, Pink Floyd, Mogwai, and A Perfect Circle
TooLJunkie501 4 weeks ago
The Black Symphony DVD by Within Temptation may be the best live performance ever!!
jfs4111 1 month ago in playlist King Crimson
this is neither Lake or Wetton singing as it does not look like either guy.......I suppose Steve Hacket... since it is his dvd....cd....
cjrvision 1 month ago
When I first heard this back in the seventies as a teen.. I was blown away. Wow... good music brings back the not so innocent times lol
MrJohnboy006 1 month ago
This is Crimson King as I remember them...Then came Yes, ELP, Moody Blues,and the rest.
canebluff 1 month ago
This is not KC.
douzilles 1 month ago
OH MY FRIPP! I'VE FOUND A VERY ULTRA-RARE VIDEO OF KC LIVE! Oh wait...this aren't king crimson...
ThePhilosopher1996 1 month ago
King ;) :)
IAMagureX 1 month ago
what tour was this?
beatlesman70 1 month ago
X-cell-lent. What a great live recording!!!
bill9373 1 month ago
Nicely done.
klongyaw7 1 month ago
One of the best live versions Ive ever heard. Very nice. Thanks for posting.
64panhead1 2 months ago
beautiful
jody24ful 2 months ago
very good !! pena que aqui no Brasil pouca gente conheçe esta "corte" ( robert fripp é genial) !!
MrMauriliocastro 2 months ago
Greh Lake sang this song originally. But John Wetton sing s it geat. He is awsome.
xterior47 2 months ago
The Best live performance of this song ive heard
barrettsbar 2 months ago
When I get my Blu Ray DVD Player I can 'Take Command!..(from my computer into my tv and with my stereo! yes?)..but someone's blood is my; The Kingdom of Heaven!..Fox! Rock's Czar!
foxyroxstar 2 months ago
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foxyroxstar 2 months ago
Where has this type of Progressive Rock gone? We have Radiohead, Sufjan Stevens and maybe 2 others? In this day there was King Crimson, Bloodrock, ELP, Uriah Heep, Nektar, Yes and on and on. Has the MUSIC really LEFT ROCK AND ROLL? Thanks so much for loading this up. The songs stay with you forever and the words do not escape your mind.
FeFe3O4 3 months ago
@FeFe3O4 Now there is Within Temptation, Magenta, Porcupine Tree, Dream Theater, Karnataka, Nightwish, White Willow. Just to name a few. Takes a little research.
jfs4111 1 month ago
@jfs4111 hey thanks for your comment....so far I like within tempatation( sound a bit like Evanescence and Paramor.... and I have heard porcupine tree before....Will listen to the rest....I suppose you have heard Camel before as they are one of my favorites....Thanks
cjrvision 1 month ago
@cjrvision Ya I never got to see them though. I understand that Yes has a new singer now. Jon Davidson from Glass Hammer. I understand also that Jon Anderson is Getting healthy again and is definitely on great terms with the band again. Be great if he came back. If not yes is still got it. They're new album is awesome. There can be a Yes without Jon Anderson. Make no mistake though. There could never have been a Yes without him.
jfs4111 1 month ago
Outstanding perfomance
AMLivePT 3 months ago
no dislikes only king crimson
superx456789 3 months ago
Is that Chetty-Chet on drums?
Pighood 4 months ago
When and where is this? Doesn't say in the description.
Grendelmonster8u 4 months ago
@Grendelmonster8u about 1998 (or so)...one show only in Tokyo. Steve Hacket, John Wetton, Ian Macdonald, Geoff Downes, & Chester Thompson...."Steve Hackett's Tokyo Tapes...(what would happen if former members of Genesis, King Crimson, Yes played together for one show...one night) Very good live album
mediawerxbrian 3 months ago
@mediawerxbrian Thanks for the info. They move around too much. I saw Geoff Downes with Yes this past summer and didn't even recognize him here. It's a good live version though.
Grendelmonster8u 3 months ago
Hackett is nearly as good a guitarist as Fripp and has the technical expertise to pull this off. Wetton, as a 2nd generation Crimson vocalist, does as well as anyone I've heard at the Lake vocal part.
leonakita 4 months ago
This tune was co-written by Ian McDonald the excellent flutist in the original lineup and since he performs in this variant band it is worth a listen, McDonald talked the band into using a mellotron with great effect. Wetton is not exactly Greg Lake etc but it is a good cover, I enjoyed McDonald's solo. Peter Sinfield an original member wrote the lyrics. Robert Fripp destroyed the original band basically it is too bad since the original lineup was magical.
Caper1Forever 4 months ago
@Caper1Forever Fripp didn't destroy the first band. They all basically quit on him. Lake left to join ELP and McDonald and Giles left together to record their single unsuccessful album.
MasterYumyums 4 months ago
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I used to listen the "new age" groups like Nirvana and Deftones, but this song makes me cry.
Sukakaa 5 months ago
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Sukakaa 5 months ago
Greg Lake >>>>>>>>> john wetton
Corleonetone 6 months ago
@Corleonetone
MegaCirse 4 months ago
The band lineup is... Steve Hackett - Guitar & vocals (and band leader) John Wetton - Bass & Vocals, Ian MacDonald - flute and sax, Julian Colbeck - keyboards, Chester Thompson - Drums. The DVD its taken from is Steve Hackett - Tokyo Tapes
victorxyz 6 months ago
You're serious! How can it be King Crimson without Fripp? That really is Hackett on guitar. This isn't King Crimson, it's Asia covering a King Crimson song
Revvin 6 months ago
You're serious! How can it be King Crimson without Fripp? That really is Hackett on guitar. That sucks!
Revvin 6 months ago
This is from the Steve Hackett Tokyo Tapes DVD.
victorxyz 8 months ago 2
@victorxyz sure? i thought it was John Wetton...
iABwave 8 months ago
@iABwave John Wetton was the singer. The band was put together by Steve Hackett and released as Steve Hackett DVD and CD
victorxyz 8 months ago
@victorxyz thanks! now i have to delete your answer, nobody should know the truth XD
iABwave 8 months ago 7
@victorxyz So this is actually Asia, the band that included Wetton, Hackett, and McDonald, and is better known for "In The Heat Of The Moment" and otherwise sucked very hard.
Revvin 6 months ago
@Revvin No this is not Asia at all. Asia was Wetton, Howe, Downes and Palmer. Steve Hackett put together a band to perform old Genesis tracks on his Genesis Revisited album, when he toured they played tracks from other band members, so the set list included mainly Genesis & Steve Hackett bu a couple of tracks from King Crimson & Asia.
victorxyz 6 months ago
@victorxyz Thank you for straightening me out, I always get Hackett and Howe mixed up. That's Corky Lang on drums in this band, and I thought he was the drummer for Asia. Howe left his brains behind in when he left Yes, and Gabriel took Hackett's brains with him when he left Genesis, but maybe I am too hard on Hackett. This is a very good cover.
Revvin 6 months ago
@Revvin The drummer in this band is Chester Thompson, but Carl Palmer was Asias drummer.......Gabriel leaving Genesis was a great shock at the time, so when Hackett left it it was disappointing but not as shocking. I think Hackett produced some of his best stuff when he went solo unlike Howe who never seemed to achieve what he managed in Yes.
victorxyz 6 months ago
@victorxyz Thanks again, I guess my memory ain't what it used to be!
Revvin 5 months ago
@Revvin Corky Lang? The drummer for Asia was Carl Palmer...
PeterMayer 6 months ago
@PeterMayer My bad--Corky Lang played for Mountain and West/Bruce/Lang, and that isn't even him on this video, it is the guy who filled in on stage for Genesis after Gabriel left and Collins got out from behind the traps and sang at the front of the stage. My bad again. As for Asia, I don't listen to pop music, shame that such great musicians as Palmer and Wetton got mixed up in that
Revvin 5 months ago
@Revvin you're an idiot , ASIA isn't pop.. certainly not the ASIA of the last 2 decades... do your homework before making ignorant remarks!
leonakita 4 months ago
@leonakita "da da da da da da da da/da da da da da da da da/It was the heat of the moment..." etc in 4/4 time played on the radio four times an hour definitely is pop! I do agree that I got a lot of names and events wrong on this page. I am a huge King Crimson fan, but a lot of memories are skewed. I have been straightened out on those mis-statements, and I thank those who have corrected me. And, yes, I have seen Chester Thompson on stage with Genesis, after Gabriel, but before Hackett left.
Revvin 4 months ago
@leonakita Asia is definitely Pop, sir. Pop rock, maybe, but pop nonetheless.
MasterYumyums 4 months ago
@MasterYumyums listen to their last 3 albums and get back to me.... sure there are pop elements.. but their sound today is nothing like they did in the 80s.
leonakita 4 months ago
@leonakita I have listened to them. It's still poppy, they're still trying to sell records. Relatively intelligent pop, but still nowhere near prog rock.
What would you classify it as?
MasterYumyums 4 months ago
@MasterYumyums Id probably classify them as 'prog lite'. Shorter more structured songs with elements of prog, art rock and indeed pop with few of the extended solos and tangents typicallly found in prog. I believe this was what they were striving for out the outset in the 80s but were more pop than anything. They've drifted away from that since the mid 90s and are more like a 'YES' in their various incarnations featuring some lite shorter tunes w/ hooks but also extended more complex pieces.
leonakita 4 months ago
@leonakita I'm inclined to agree, but if we classify them one way or the other at this point it's just semantics. Regardless, that one guy's not an idiot for thinking Asia's pop, it's what they're commonly referred and known as.
MasterYumyums 4 months ago
@MasterYumyums fair enough.... it was wrong to call him an 'idiot'.. i suppose that was a bit rough
leonakita 4 months ago
@iABwave You are right is John Wetton.
jjmora05 5 months ago
@iABwave
John Wetton on Vocals - Steve Hackett on Guitar - Chester Thompson on Drums.
Leplayersdj 1 month ago
@victorxyz
I always loved King Crimson especially the drummer and I know they had a few. There week point was their vocals. They would KILLED with a great lead singer. They haromeis in this get them by.
kathmandoo 1 month ago
@victorxyz why did steve hackett sing, did robert fripp leave?
TooLJunkie501 4 weeks ago
@victorxyz i mean john wetton haha
TooLJunkie501 4 weeks ago
@TooLJunkie501 thats because it wasnt King Crimson, this was a band put together by Steve Hackett, they mainly played Genesis and Hackett but also some KC and Asia.
victorxyz 4 weeks ago
It's not King Crimson
joaomedina1 8 months ago
From where and when is this? And how did you get this? :)
ingvaldandre 9 months ago
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great video,superb music,saw them in london 70-s rainbow theatre ,finsbury park ,the place is now a mosque,how sad/eastendlowlife@hotmail.com
eastendlowlife 9 months ago
This is totally awesome. Thanks for such a hi-quality upload of this all-time classic music and poetry. I see live artistry performing living audio art. =^.^= meWow!
1236bigcat 10 months ago 6