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  • The Great Deceivers(King Crimson tribute band) are playing this Friday March 2nd at Brennan's Pub in Marina Del Rey, CA @ 10pm.

  • only the KING could play this

  • 2:53 - 3:00 ...O_O...

  • Seeing them playing that song is happiness!!!

  • Jamie Muir was a genius: listen to the "talking drum" also!!!

  • Yeah, this was a great chapter of 70's prog. I saw them live during this period, sadly sans Jamie Muir at the Santa Monica Civic, the Long Beach Arena and the Shrine Auditorium. Yet in retrospect, this vid demonstrates one flaw which was constantly irksome for me - David Cross' apparent reoccurring refusal to play in tune, at times almost painful in this clip

  • I think the inherent nature of progressive music attracts people who are very anal.

  • BAD VERSION BAD SOUND!

  • is this the early short version or just not full?

  • They started with this when I heard them in Edinburgh when I was a student. Like this clip all I could hear when they started was the hiss from the PA so I knew when the went for it they were going to be loud! So we have symphonic dynamism, Django Reinhardt references through Jazz Rock to Vaughan Williams- I was waiting for the kitchen sink to hit me in the face!

    This piece was all about being in competitiion with the Canterbury Scene bands. Maybe that's why I remember it so well!

  • Fantastic tension and release.

    So creative and origional; matched by none.

    Zappa, E.L.P., Miles Davis (fusion), Henry Cow, Beefheart and some others come close though.

    Always been a fan of all these dudes.

    Jamie's machinations are beautiful (sweet bird calls too) :D

  • Complete madness from rock's golden era in the early 70s

  • Jamie Muir in action.

  • ahh the sweet sound of fantastic proginess in the morning

  • 3:41 KING CRIMSON

  • Thanks to youtube I was able to find gems like this from Bruford.

    He and a few others really influenced my playing.

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    Anyway, maybe I could get a few folks to check out a new act from Boston.

    Click on the link below

  • This is food for your brain.

  • Brian Eno invented "Frippertronics" - uh, no - that was Fripp - which, amazingly enough, is why it was called Frippertrronics. Fripp and Eno did collaborate together plenty, did 2 awesome albums that came out quite close to each other time-wise and Fripp was on several of Eno's solo albums doing truly amazing work.

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  • Fripp always looks disappointed with his mates. :) the evil genius.

  • For a more cleaned up version of this go to the beatclub section of youtube

  • hahah that jamie muir dude on the other set of drums is definetly fucked up on somethin

  • Это пиздец!

  • This is why I love the 70s. Amazing bands got a record deal, and in many cases became tremendously successful. Nowadays, few artists get a chance to show their skills because record companies are always looking for the same crap. If a band walked into a record company with a demo like this, they'd call security.

  • @SLASHdaROCKER hahaha yea now a days we get tortured wit shit like lady gaga and so on. Everything is really goin down hill and quick.

  • @SLASHdaROCKER I blame the 80's, EVERYTHING became about the money during that time

  • Since the 80s the media has been hypnotizing the masses with uncreative pop music and such lack of artistry via television, the same sources also raising children on the idea to chose "easy mode" in life, and purposely giving them a narrow-minded view of the world so they will buy more of the big companies products. There still is hope, though. I can't be the only genius left, and the tolerance of the rest of them has run out (the occupy protesters), so maybe one day prog could return...

  • @DoctorNarpasLoveless I hear ya and agree with everything you said. Tis a shame. But some prog bands do pretty well. I'm not a big fan of Dream Theatre, but they are a decent band with very talent musicians and they have a huge fan base. Perhaps there is hope. I'm only 18, and I know this generation is lost. I think that either the next generation will have much more sense, or it will be even worse than now. One of the two (I hope to God it's the first).

  • @DoctorNarpasLoveless

    In Britain for the last 20 years a guitar band has to be indie to succeed, which means they play the same, tedious three chord songs to word perfect vocals. Otherwise the alternative is the same tedious take on urban music and dance music which hasn't done anything original since drum and bass died out in 1997.

  • @DoctorNarpasLoveless Return???? Prog. never left my play list!

    FM Radio with serious album base, made serious Rock possible; fraid TV & Video target the Lowest Common Denominator. Prog's problem was that Keith Emmerson never actually hit anyone with a dagger, nobody died and actually being able to play was "elitist". Muscicians who couldn't play, like today's Reality TV gave hope to the masses of instant success.

  • @RobBCactive --- huh?

  • @SLASHdaROCKER you are got dayum right--they probably wouldn't even get in the GOT DAYUMMM DOOR!

  • @SLASHdaROCKER So true.

  • Wow.

  • what's up with the lsd effects geeez imma get a seizure lol

  • Bruford did much better on his own

  • @BetterTasteThanU Why would you talk about your mom like that?

  • they are the best band that ever existed

  • @HopefulObserver why do i have the feeling he annoyed the shit out of fripp lol

  • the really beautiful thing about crimson is how concise their music truly is. they know when to be incredibly simple and when to slash through that simplicity with bursts of speed and complexity. their songs function like mini-movies in your head. they were always so far ahead of their contemporaries. quite possibly the greatest band ever. at the very least the world has seen no greater guitarist or band leader than robert fripp

  • Epic. I love it.

  • Insane, I absolutely love this.

  • 24 people have no taste in music

  • one of the best prog songs. so much prog just sounds like the guitarist is imitating a turkey gobble over some drum exercise.

  • a true master piece for the ages.

  • WHY ARE WE TALKING ABOUT CRAPPY OASIS?!?!?!? THIS IS KING CRIMSON!!!!

  • You couldn't possibly play this piece on drugs- it's too difficult even for the brilliant musicians performing it. Listening to it again now I have to say it's a rather disjointed and fragmentary composition not helped by the stupid title. Technically brilliant as usual though and hearing it live once it came across as being an incredibly powerful piece.

  • @HopefulObserver i think he went through a crisis and became a buddhist monk. fripp says what happened in the interview in the related videos >>>

  • This is my all time favorite performance of any musical peice, by any artist, and of any genre.

  • Image the subtle sounds you hear being in the studio.

  • KHHHAAANNN!!!!! 

  • Why is it that any cool musical idea I have, any badass sound I want to make, King Crimson has already done it twenty years before I was born?

  • Golliwogg APPROVES of this song.

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  • Sounds like a bunch of amateur high school musicians making noise. Total crap.

  • @synon9m go back and listen to something less complex like Celine Dion

  • @synon9m

    For people like you, Rap, Hip Hop, ordinary Pop and shit like Oasis, exist.

    We, Prog lovers feel proud of being among a reduced, elite group of people who enjoy original, creative and exclusive Rock. We despise ordinary listeners like you, kid. Actually, most of us don´t give a shit about people with your musical taste.

  • @Progfan2010 Be my friend?

  • @Progfan2010 LOL be easy on em...and there's good rap, hip hop, and pop...hard to find, but it's out there...but yea @synon9m you wouldn't understand...lol might wanna just stick to Vevo bro lol

  • @Progfan2010 man Oasis is cool, but King Crimson is the best prog rock band yes better tha Pink Floyd

  • @kol9495

    Man, I wouldn´t say KC is the best Prog Rock band. They were the best band in some aspects but I do find many flaws in their albums. I disagree with you about Oasis. To me, Oasis is shitty repetitive, monotonic music. And I would use any other example, except that Oasis and specially, the asshole Galagher, think they are the best band since the beatles, I watched them live and their arrogance makes me wanna drop a load.

    And, Pink Floyd is barely Prog.

  • @Progfan2010 Ok the best bands of Prog rock are KC, VDGG, YES, Genesis, Jethro Tool & Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa. But Oasis is a great band dude you don't have to say that are bad. They have 2 of the best rock albums.

  • @kol9495 Who the hell even mentions Oasis in a KC video?

  • @kol9495 Frank zappa isnt progressive rock, he just made one of the earliest progressive rock songs. AND WHAT THE FUCK IS OASIS DOING ON A KC VIDEO?!

  • I've read Fripp practiced guitar for six hours a day...

  • 21 people missed the like button. Somebody should tell them.

  • Man this King Crimson line up is so good. It's a shame that they had to break up. But that's the case with every album of theirs, basically. They make one record, the team splits up and they have to get different people. But this may be my favorite line up of theirs because there was so much creativity! Imagination!

  • Q!uero ver essas bandas podres de Black Metal levarem um "cover" do K Crimson

  • i have to say i do prefer the early KC line-up with greg lake..but this KC are not bad at all

  • lol it sounds so good

  • I can hear David fine...

  • Not only did Fripp invent the Frippertronics, he invented the coveted hairstyle, the "Fripperfro".

  • @BigE1264 LMFAOLMFAOLMFAOLFMAO

  • @BigE1264 Brian Eno invented the" Frippertronics".....

  • Brilliant instrumental prog rock

  • Of course all the teenagers have to show up and start talking about drugs on the King Crimson video page... Shouldn't you guys be in 3rd period Biology right now? Lame...

    Anyway, this is a great (if short) take of a great lineup. Shame we never saw more of the Bruford/Muir combo. Such a rush to hear them both lock in and pound out rock solid time.

  • NEW PROGRESSIVE ROCK BAND TYPE ''INNERSPACEBAND'' ON FACEBOOK. THANK YOU

  • Travel to Travel to

    Through there

    Lala

    In Despair

    Dog spark

    Pink Rose

    I'll be there

    Spanish Cucumber

    In the sky , blue eyes.

  • There were just such great bands with amazing members I really had such fun listening and collecting albums over the years and King Crimson is one of my top favorite bands!

  • they must be right now in the lab making new good music, today where music sucks!! dont let prog rock die

  • why the fucking idiots mention drugs continuously,

    they were way ahead of their time as genius as they are.

  • Jazz + Classical + Experimental music + Genius + I don't know = King Crimson

  • Gotta have good weed to make music this good.

  • @ZmajSnoshaj The only weed King Crimson needs is imagination!

  • Why the drug talk?

  • !! wahnsinn! total ausgefrippt!! !! yo frippo por un tubo!!!

  • First time i was listenig to this song i did some afgahnistan haschisch . . . ;-)

  • @Kryp2ni8 and now afghies grows poppies ty cia assholes

  • i've just noticed something, King Crimson is the only band (that i know of) to have more left-handed musicians in it than the right-handed musicians.

    Fripp, Wetton, and Muir are all left-handed.

    it really gives them a more aggressive sound (atleast in Wetton and Fripp's case).

  • @crazyedd123 ..........R U retarded???? or just f=cking with mee?? Jamie Muir is so precise, considering the outward chaos

  • @crazyedd123 ? They're all right-handed, my friend. Go look at videos of Jimi Hendrix and Paul Macartney. They were left-handed. Whichever hand you use to pluck the strings is your "handedness"

  • @timi0000 tbh it's kind of ambiguous sometimes. i've heard of alot of people who write and eat (fork in left, knife in right) left-handed but do everything else right-handed.

    but the thing is, robert fripp and john wetton say they are left-handed but took up the instruments right-handed.

    it's guite common really; ringo starr and mark knopfler are the most famous people i know who play that way.

    afterall, unless you 'hendrix' your guitar, it can be very hard to find good lefty guitars.

  • What I like most is that they seem to avoid anything that is already existing in our world of human flesh and bones!

  • Judging by the tuning of Cross' violin, I really don't think he could hear himsel;f on that set / stage.

    Wetton rules my world.

  • @muzboz it's the reason he quit. said he was tired of being drowned out during live performances.

  • @crazyedd123 Doesn't surprise me! Supposedly Wetton was obnoxiously loud! Between him and Brufford, I dont' think anyone could hear themselves much! If Wetton didn't make such awesome sounds, I'd probably be angry at the guy. But still, a shame. I loved the '69 - '74 era. I thought that's when the best stuff was happening. (Un) con-incidentally, these were "The Mellotron Years" of the band. Long live the Mellotron! The onset of synths, and extra studio technology turned things bad!! :)

  • @muzboz Wetton's bass is quite loud compared to alot of normal recordings (pop music.etc.).

    it's a shame that Cross's violin is so low on most of their recordings - coupled with the fact that he plays the violin with distortion alot - i sometimes struggle to hear him in alot of the songs.

  • If you had to pick the one piece of music that changed one's life. This would be it for me. I remember hearing it for the first time in 1974 and thinking and feeling 'this is music'. For those of you who haven't heard it - listen to Lark Ascending by Ralph Vaughan Williams. RVW wrote it in the trenches of WW1. King Crimson I think added war to the piece. Both are astounding - RVW for its beauty and KC for its shock and awe and the flight of the lark.

  • This is a great song, which kind of reminds me of a band I've heard a few days ago, Aperco. Hear the similarity at their channel apercoband

  • Everybody needs to chill out and ENJOY THE MUSIC or move on to another video of Mumford & Sons or something, this video exists because of how fucking groovy and talented these musicians are, quit your bullshittin' about drugs and religion, smoke a big doob, and sit back and jam out.

  • @ therealmunkyhaus Exactly, while many of the things can cause problems if taken in extreme doses, or just over a very Long period of time, you have every right to do whatever you want with them, in private.

  • F'ing A!

  • @Kelebrinlith don't blame religion. I am Christian and, while I have not experimented with any such substances, I believe you have the right to do so. Even in the bible we are told not to condemn anyone's actions as long as they do not claim to be a part of the church (unless, of course, they have a direct negative impact on you, like being assaulted).

  • @gryphonlaments It also says I give you all the plants of the Earth to use.

  • What the fuck is going on?

  • This is so incredible. I cannot believe you have a copy of this and that you have shared this. Everyone is so young! Thank you for sharing this and that King Crimson is quite a joy to listen to.

  • What year was this performance?

  • Look again. Alcohol is not even on the list. Pot is on top above heroin and cocaine that is the bullshit of it. This is supposed to be a free country not one manipulated by religion and liberals! My body I do with it as I please and screw the government and their bias. Legalize it all and let people make personal choices.

  • @Kelebrinlith In America, heroin is a schedule I controlled substance.So is pot, which I disagree with.Drugs are put in schedule I if they have no medical use.Pot does so I'm not sure why it's a schedule I.Pot isn't on top of heroin.They're in the same class, that's all.Cocaine is a schedule II b/c it has limited medical uses.Alcohol isn't on the list b/c it's not a prescribed drug.These schedules are part of the controlled substances act.I agree that pot should be legal, not H or Coke though.

  • It is so much more rewarding to do drugs and enjoy them rather than withhold any experience of religious dogmatic crap. Alcohol is a class 3 narcotic the same as herion. While Weed is classified as more dangerous than cocaine or herion? Idiocy of the government and religions.

  • @Kelebrinlith Heroin is a Class I Controlled Substance, not a Class III.

  • Was the drummer stoned ?

  • @luchoq77 Stoned persons cant act so fast. Or at less i cant hahaha....

  • @francoxxxfranco

    probably just you.

  • @francoxxxfranco smoke sativa instead then, indica makes you sleepy and lathargic my friend

  • Is this the same stage/show in which Black Sabbath performs the song of the same name?

  • True psychedelia

  • I remember seeing this on tv when I was about 11 or 12 yrs old, and thinking what in the world is this crazy shit? I thought Jamie Muir looked certifiably insane walking around with that fur and a whistle in his mouth banging on anything that makes sounds. I think I was a little frightened to be honest. Little did I know that I would become a huge fan in about 5 yrs. You've gotta admit, this stuff is out there. I mean far freakin out there. Thanks for posting.

  • @drewper73 he is insane, he went crazy after an album or 2...

  • @swisa1120 Really? Jamie Muir did? That's unfortunate to say the least. I'll have to look that up.

  • @drewper73 It's just improv, I wouldn't say it's 'out there', rather that persons listening are thinking too 'in there' if you know what I mean ^^ 'There' is a construct of the mind and when you let it go (Like KC have), you are then truly free

  • Dream Theater did a nice cover of this one on the extended version of "Black Clouds & Silver Linings"

  • @jeggierecords No, they didn't. DT recorded a cover of "Lark's Tongues in Aspic pt. II", which ends "Lark's Tongues in Aspic" album. This particular one above is part I and it begins the album.

  • 2:00>>again with the fucking whistle !..why!?..it is so innane!

  • i love it when bands actually jam together to make amazing music and look like they're having fun, instead of just walking into a studio and strumming the same 4 chords for 3 and a half mins. something many bands seem to be lacking.

  • "Culture is a site of the secret, of seduction, of initiation, of a restrained and highly ritualized symbolic exchange. Nothing can be done about it. Too bad for the masses...

    Jean Baudrillard"

    Now just replace "culture" with "sublime music".

  • DKSB nya bule kah ini ? :)

  • 2.55 - 3.00, Omar ripped it.

  • @ieatmusic1 Actually, Omar ripped many things. He's still fantastic, though.

  • @ieatmusic1 oh totally

  • @ieatmusic1

    which song?

  • As to drugs & music, as part of the general milieu then there were acid, pot, mushrooms with a bit of the hard things that kill; H, coke ,etc, and we got ELP, King C, Yes, The Who, and on and on...Fast forward to the 80s & 90s and beyond, the drugs people like are crack & meth and we get the gansta rappas and the insipid pop crap like Madonna, NKOTB, Lady Gag...I rest my case.

  • Jamie Muir's 15 minutes.

  • I've never understood why people get all worked up with the question of whether or not great musicians did drugs. it's like people think the musicians' consumption or lack thereof somehow explains the greatness of their music. these musicians would've recorded the same great music regardless of their drug habits. i mean, unless they had psychotic breakdowns or got murdered over a sack of H or something along those lines...it's just absurd to thank drugs OR sobriety for what a piece of music is.

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  • this is a perfect song, but i have a problem with that that all parts are not connected together well, that sounds a bit chaotic

  • Acid is good for you.

  • 1st of all Zappa has smoked marijuana a few times, and Fripp has stated that while not on hallucinagenics when creating in the court, marijuana was smoked. I'm not saying drugs are the reason they are awesome although (Zappa isn't even awesome, he's just an excuse for people to be pricks about other music lol) I'm just saying that drugs were involved.

  • In Montreal, we had kinda bands like that, as prog and beautiful to remain these bands we had Ville Émard blues band ; Caramel mou; Garolou; UZEB ; Raoul Duguay ; Manege; Octobre and the musts : Harmonium; Les Séguins; Beau Dommage; Offenbach; Corbeau, les Carryes, and nonetheless : early years, Robert Charlebois ! Good luck to find their albums !

  • Fripp never did drugs. Neither did Zappa. They only have/had discipline and an unrestricted access to their own imagination...

  • just crazy

    

  • KC is everything more than music. never reached by others

  • They have to have their own lab.. No doubt in my mind...

  • @MrNorthernDarkness Robert doesn't do drugs.

  • @MrNorthernDarkness Robert Fripp was straight-edge...

  • I just like Jamie Muir.

  • I didn't dislike this,I am not stupid. No disrespect to stupid people.

  • i want 2 know wat 17 people disliked about this..

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  • @TheRedStones they must have Parkinson or something

  • @gswzero lol yea

  • @TheRedStones too uncommon and experimental for them

  • @TheRedStones Bill Bruford's shirtless overalls look perhaps?

  • The other show they played on was the OLD GREY WHISTLE TEST. There is also a post on there of Peter Sinfield, with some of the other Crimson guys.

  • does anyone know the name of this tv show? I've seen some killer bands from black sabbath to amon duul ii and santana. trying to fifure it out for years.

  • @kbutman1 It´s a german show called `beat club` ... they invited bands in the seventies to play and put trippy visuals around them

  • It's absolutly Bill Bruford....Not Muir...

  • @1969alias one of them is...

  • As I understand it, Fripp was pretty sober and expected the same as his bandmates.