King Crimson Live In Japan 1995 mp3, flac, wma
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Genre: Electronic / Jazz / Rock Album: Live In Japan 1995 Country: US Released: 2007 Style: Jazz-Rock, Prog Rock, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1119 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1499 mb WMA version RAR size: 1931 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 773 Other Formats: MIDI AIFF VOC MOD AA WAV MMF
Tracklist
1 Intro 3:01 2 VROOOM 6:42 3 Frame By Frame 5:11 4 Dinosaur 6:56 5 One Time 5:44 6 Red 6:14 7 B'Boom 7:14 8 THRAK 6:29 9 Matte Kudasai 3:24 10 Three Of A Perfect Pair 4:19 11 VROOOM VROOOM 4:59 12 Sex, Sleep, Eat, Drink, Dream 4:43 13 Stick Duet 2:00 14 Elephant Talk 4:20 15 Indiscipline 6:50 16 The Talking Drum 3:06 17 Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part II 6:28 18 People 5:42 19 Walking On Air 4:46 Companies, etc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp. Copyright (c) – Woodstock Tape & Video Corp. Recorded At – Nakano Sun Plaza
Credits
Bass, Chapman Stick – Tony Levin Drums – Bill Bruford, Pat Mastelotto Guitar – Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp Guitar [War Guitar] – Trey Gunn Vocals – Adrian Belew
Notes
Recorded live at Nakano Sun Plaza, Tokyo, Japan, October 5-6, 1995. Pro-shot recording Total running time: 1:39:36 All regions ℗&© 2007 by Woodstock Tape & Video Corp.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 4250079702060 Matrix / Runout: DVD RECORDS WT7906 KING CRIMSON
Other versions
Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Discipline King Live In Japan DGM VC1 Global DGM VC1 UK 1996 Crimson (VHS, PAL) Mobile Deja VROOOM Discipline King (DVD-V, RE, 2002-FDVD1063 Global 2002-FDVD1063 South Korea 2004 Crimson Multichannel, Mobile NTSC, Dua) In Concert Tokyo King IMA 104232 1995 (2xCD, Immortal IMA 104232 Netherlands 2009 Crimson Album, Unofficial) Deja VROOOM Discipline King (DVD-V, D/Sided, DGM9810 Global DGM9810 US 1999 Crimson Multichannel, Mobile NTSC) Deja VROOOM Discipline King (DVD-V, D/Sided, DGM9810 Global DGM9810 Russia Unknown Crimson Unofficial, Mobile Multichannel) Comments about Live In Japan 1995 - King Crimson
Burgas I was very excited to run across this DVD today, as I've been a King Crimson fan for quite some time. I wasn't looking to buy a DVD, music or otherwise, but how could I pass it up! It was $10 even, woo hoo. The good: * The music - The audio recording is of good quality. The performance seems a bit dry, but I haven't seen their other live shows so I can't really compare. Three of a Perfect Pair is an especially good version in my opinion. * The cover - Minimalist sumo basho scene.. I lived in Japan for a few years, so the King Crimson + Japan mix appeals to me. Why am I talking about the cover? You'll find out when I get to: The BAD. Okay folks, here's where it gets really, really nasty. * Navigation - There are zero menus, chapters, or titles. It's just one long video with an annoying pre- play video promoting Woodstock Tapes. Even a CD allows you to skip tracks, this DVD does not. You have to fast forward through to find the song you want. * Camera work - nonexistent. It just cuts through a few stationary cameras and fades between them. Someone thought it'd be fun to shake one of them during "jammy" moments for dramatic effect. The entire video is just a nonstop and mechanical fade/fade/fade between people in the band. * Video quality - oh man. This is the absolute worst. The film is *extremely* grainy and the contrast is poor, so that black areas actually look snowy grey. In addition, the encoding quality is very very low, so that the entire video is covered in blocky vertical stripes. They've possibly upscaled the resolution from a lower res source tape. To make things even worse, they've applied a heavy haze filter to the entire thing so it appears as if you're watching a soap opera love scene through the entire show, and color is exaggerated so that the band members have multicolored splotches over them the whole time. On top of all of these video problems, they put a black "WT" (Woodstock Tapes) watermark in the upper left that is present through the entire video. In short, if you just want to listen to the music and you find this DVD at a heavily reduced rate, it's worth getting. If you want a good King Crimson video to *watch*, however, I'd say pass on this one.
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