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LP Record THRAK (1995) is released in an expanded edition, with the main album on sides 1–3. Side 4 features tracks from the Vrooom mini-album, which was released shortly before the THRAK recording sessions. The package also includes the complete "Inner Garden" from the THRAK box set. While the current King Crimson lineup plays its 50th-anniversary edition, continuing to captivate and delight audiences, DGM/Panegyric is releasing the first vinyl editions of THRAK, The ReconstruKction of Light, and The Power to Believe—the band's three most recent studio albums. Fans have been patiently waiting for vinyl editions of these three albums in recent years, and with their release, all King Crimson studio albums are now available as 200-gram vinyl editions.

LP Record Originally released in 1972, Earthbound was one of the first bootlegs (if not the very first) by a major rock group. Earthbound consists of a series of lo-fi live recordings from the band's Island Tour era lineup in the USA. In the UK, it was initially excluded from the main album chart due to its mid-price point, but it topped the mid-price chart alongside Jim Reeves & Mantovani. Like the later live album USA, Earthbound was not released on CD for many years, and it wasn't until 2002 that both USA and Earthbound were issued on CD.

LP Record Released in 1974, Red by King Crimson is a masterpiece of progressive rock. It's a concept album that tells the story of a man trying to come to terms with the fact that he lives in a world that is falling apart. The music is dark and brooding, perfectly capturing the album's mood. King Crimson is a band known for its intricate and challenging music, and Red is no exception. The album is full of complex melodies and rhythms that will keep you guessing. If you're a fan of progressive rock, then Red by King Crimson is a must-listen.

LP Record When King Crimson entered the studio in July 1974, they had just completed two years of intense touring and had released the albums "Larks' Tongues in Aspic" and "Starless & Bible Black". With the departure of Jamie Muir (drums) and David Cross (violin/mellotron), the band had cemented its reputation as one of the most powerful groups on the international rock scene. Featuring many former members and friends on saxophone, violin, oboe, and clarinet, the group created "Red", Crimson's final studio album of the 70s and a true masterpiece of the decade. It went on to influence a host of musicians and bands, such as Steve Vai, Vernon Reid, Primus, and many more. 5.

Magnetic Board with painted surface, for writing with a marker, writing tool holder, packaging contents: mounting kit, templates, dimensions: 75cm×115cm×1.2cm (H×W×H)

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LP Record King Crimson's USA, from 1975, is a live album recorded during the band's tour of the United States. The album features songs from the group's previous albums as well as new songs that were set to be released on their next album, Red. The album is a showcase of the band's virtuosic playing, with complex arrangements and improvisational solos.

Magnetic Board with painted surface, for writing with a marker, writing tool holder, packaging contents: mounting kit, templates, dimensions: 75cm×115cm×1cm (H×W×H)

Magnetic Board with painted surface, for writing with a marker, writing tool holder, packaging contents: mounting kit, templates, dimensions: 55cm×75cm×1cm (H×W×H)

Magnetic Board with painted surface, for writing with a marker, writing tool holder, packaging contents: mounting kit, templates, dimensions: 75cm×115cm×1.2cm (H×W×H)

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LP Record Positioned between the sensational "Larks' Tongues in Aspic" and the lasting impact of "Red", the album "Starless & Bible Black" has often been overlooked in the King Crimson canon. Although largely unacknowledged by the public at the time of its release in March 1974, "Starless & Bible Black" is for the most part a live album – an experimental hybrid of concert recordings (mostly improvisations) and studio recordings. For much of the album, these two elements are so well-integrated that it is difficult to tell them apart. "Starless & Bible Black" combines the best of both worlds, while accurately presenting the unique identity of the line-up at that time.

LP Record The vinyl edition of the album The Power to Believe features the expanded 2019 version on sides 1–3, including the Sustayn-Z Suite. Side 4 contains 8 tracks from the mini-album Happy with what you have to be Happy with. As the album takes up three sides of vinyl, the decision was made to add extra material and release it as a double album. Fans have been patiently waiting for vinyl editions of the last three studio albums in recent years, and with this release, all of King Crimson's studio albums are now available in 200-gram vinyl editions.