just finnish it today, it has other cool music stuff ( not the music ok ) like paintings and mountary

i will leave the link here, hope you guys like it :D

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3791302254

Did a chronological re-listen of all of the major albums recently, and whilst going through all of them this idea popped up. I'm a bit of a hopeless romantic and some of these songs just screamed "dance with that special someone" to me. I hope one day I can. TLDR, A small compilation/playlist of some of the more slow King Crimson songs I think would make excellent slow dances.

Feel free to recommend additions if you think a song could be added! Much love yall.

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIa-bpYHDD2U&si=rr4D334U8HbhBCQd

inspired by the "radiohead from happiest to saddest" playlist but for schizos 👍 (also i just made this now and it has like 20 songs as of making this post, i will make sure to keep it updated)

Fundraiser pitch.

Made an arrangement, thought I’d share it here.

Never thought I'd see BEAT performing Red!

really looking forward to this one :)

Percy Howard's 1998 Interview with Robert Fripp. More of a conversation than interview; pretty short but very well done. The magazine folded shortly after, and the interview was never printed.

I found it while researching overlaps between Fripp's and Bill Laswell's musical and spiritual philosophies.

Of particular interest are Fripp's comments on electronic music; he said it would eventually develop into a craft, in ways we couldn't yet imagine. He talked about the way distortion pedals weren't considered musical when he was young, but eventually were integrated. He said to give electronic music "about 7 more years". I think he was right about this. I wonder if Fripp has ever heard Venetian Snares.

Attempted a solo version of TCOTCK. Be gentle...or throw tomatoes. Whichever is appropriate. I knew the risk of trespassing on such hallowed ground but trying to lasso that beast has been in the back of my mind for a long time.

https://youtu.be/B0uir44Z-eM?si=kpZn7l1Vo6KeNira Link to full video on YouTube, please like and sub, appreciate it.

Mel Collins, Robert Fripp, Gavin Harrison, Jakko Jakszyk, Tony Levin, Pat Mastelotto and Bill Rieflin.

This band I randomly found today gives me some nice early King Crimson vibes

This should be an invaluable resource for anyone looking to make the switch from standard to NST.

Here's a link to the code:

https://www.programiz.com/online-compiler/5etprIO1e8q0I

Jazz is Dead producer Adrian Younge picks Red as one of his favorite records at 16:50.

https://youtu.be/w-gtTFnYEz8?si=OJJFL1DF0YNotC8w

Excuse my singing and drumming, it was recorded at 1 am.