Inside King Crimson: 1972-75

This is the long awaited independent critical review of the music of King Crimson when the Wetton/Bruford/Fripp triumvirate were at the heart of the band. The extraordinary music created by Crimson at this time spanned three great studio albums: Larks Tongues in Aspic, Starless and Bible Black, and Red, as well as the posthumous live album USA. For many fans, this was the ultimate incarnation of King Crimson. Drawing on rare archive film footage of King Crimson performing live and also featuring later recordings by John Wetton, this incisive review draws upon the combined knowledge of an experienced team of music critics and working musicians to produce the ultimate critical insight into a remarkable musical legacy.