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LA Beat Interview – Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto of King Crimson
As Los Angeles rubs its collective eyes, crawls out into the sun and tries to put the prior era of unpleasantness into the rear view mirror, it feels like a particularly good time to scream. The last year has left … Continue reading
Mellotron Mondays: King Crimson Blot The Light From The Sky
Welcome back to Mellotron Monday, our celebration of that wacky keyboard instrument that made rock music more colorful for a while. King Crimson are practically synonymous with the instrument. Despite their early lineup having been shaken up completely every year … Continue reading
So Much Fun: An Interview With Ian McDonald
“It (King Crimson) was fun! It was done with a tremendous amount of humor. The image of King Crimson is sort of this monstrous band, but it was so much fun! We were just having a laugh.“– Ian McDonald Between … Continue reading
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Tagged honey west, Ian McDonald, king crimson, progressive rock
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Beat Recommends: King Crimson at the Greek
Of the many tempting options to see live music celebrating it’s 30th-to-50th anniversary this week in LA, King Crimson’s appearance at the Greek Theater offers something that few of the others do – the chance that something you’ve never heard … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged greek theater, king crimson, robert fripp, tony levin
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The Mating Album Covers Series: Part Four
As fall wears on, the art war between BCB Music Forum members Kath and Phenomenal Cat reaches new heights of absurd hilarity. We’re proud to present Part Four in our series of re-appropriated images courtesy of the collage artists. Be … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Photo Essays
Tagged abba, alice cooper, art garfunkel, badfinger, bob seger, elo, grateful dead, husker du, iron and wine, iron maiden, joe perry, John Lennon, king crimson, kiss, manilow, manowar, neil young, nine inch nails, nwa, pat benatar, phil spector, public enemy, rush, slayer, stevie wonder, supertramp, ted nigent, The Beatles, the jam, utopia, velvet underground, yoko ono, zappa
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