THRAK (1995) Album Review
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The last incarnation of art-rock pioneers King Crimson made for a rare union of power and precision, crafting three early-'80s albums –Discipline, BeatandThree of a Perfect Pair– that were Promethean feats in a dreary time. Read more about THRAK on Rolling Stone
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The best album of each King Crimson phase has been the first one --In the Court of the Crimson King,Larks' Tongues In AspicandDiscipline-- so it's no surprise thatTHRAKis an excellent disc introducing the 1995 incarnation of King Crimson, which had
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More than a decade after playing their "last" show, King Crimson got back together once more. The lineup this time around is a six-piece (a "double-trio"); the Discipline group plus a second bassist, Trey Gunn, and a second drummer, Pat
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The last incarnation of art-rock pioneers King Crimson made for a rare union of power and precision, crafting three early-'80s albums –Discipline, BeatandThree of a Perfect Pair– that were Promethean feats in a dreary time. WithThrak,
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