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Cirkus |
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including Entry of the Chamelens |
06:28 |
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02 |
Indoor Games |
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05:38 |
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03 |
Happy Family |
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04:15 |
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Lady Of The Dancing Water |
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02:43 |
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Lizard |
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22:24 |
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Prince Rupert Awakes |
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04:34 |
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Bolero - The Peacock's Tale |
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06:30 |
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The Battle of Glass Tears |
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(i)Down Song (ii)last skirmish (iii)Prince Rupert's lament |
10:55 |
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Big Top |
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01:05 |
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| Country |
USA |
| UPC (Barcode) |
724384406820 |
| Recording Date |
1970 |
| Spars |
DDD |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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Year: 1970 Personnel: Robert Fripp Guitar, Mellotron, Electric Keyboards and Devices Mel Collins Flute and Saxes Gordon Haskell Bass Guitar and Vocals Andy McCulloh Drums Peter Sinfield Words and Pictures with Robin Miller Oboe and Cor Anglais Mark Charig Cornet Nick Evans Trombone Keith Tippet Piano and Electric Piano Jon Anderson of YES Vocals on "Prince Rupert Awakes" The first side of Lizard is not what I would call the best Crimson, don't get me wrong, it's very good, but compared to what KC can do, it falls a bit short. First off, I'm not a big fan of Gordon Haskells voice and Robert's guitar isn't that great either. The second side is a completely different story. The song Lizard is beautifuly orchestrated, Jon Anderson's vocals On "Prince Rupert Awakes" is breath taking. Even Haskell's vocals are beautiful on "Prince Rupert's Lament". I also really like the cover art, if you look you can see that the images are taken from the songs I think it's a very good concept for a cover.
