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Aplauso!! Great cover live! Congratulations!!! I remember as if it were yesterday feeling deeply excited at 15 or 16 years old when I read in the magazine “Stereo Review” (a classic publication of the time specialized more in music devices and their technology but with a decent section of musical criticism) that King Crimson, one of my favorite bands of all time, with a new incarnation of personnel but including Robert Fripp and Bill Bruford, was about to release a new album after a long break. The anticipation and anxiety accompanied me for weeks and I regularly went to the “Hip 70” store (the only place in Mexico City where one could find imported progressive rock records at that time) to see if the album was already available. Nothing prepared me enough for the mastery, particularly in its instrumental virtuosity, innate to the now classic album “Discipline”, a title that Fripp even considered using for the new incarnation until he realized that ñ, integrated by himself and Bruford with Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, it did indeed sound somewhat like King Crimson. From that great work of the 1981 album comes this authentic instrumental diamond entitled “The Sheltering Sky”. One listens to it and immediately accesses its perfect notes and, without realizing it, is particularly immersed in the atmospheric aspect of the piece. At times the listener will perceive himself looking at a deep orange sky in an African sunset observing the movement of the clouds…or something similar (this sensation might be very personal but that is how I perceive it). Bruford's percussion, Levin's bass and Fripp and Belew's guitars in perfect harmony, accompanied by the revolutionary sounds of the "Roland GR-300 guitar synthesizer", an instrument that seems to merge the sounds of an electric guitar with those of a synthesizer, maintain a truly perfect harmonious “discipline”. A piece as minimalist and experimental as it is atmospheric and innovative to the max. An example of unusual creativity that is increasingly less present in contemporary music.

Quite Young Gods(y)?

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Listening to this Business was indeed a Pleasure.

Nice idea you had 👍

Completely otherworldly!

The album cover is great

I adore this song.

I must have listened to this at least 20 times in the past week, amazing!

Nice edit!

The ProjeKcts were the height of Crimson

They should play this for the coronation of Charles III

Big W

Sasha King Crimson !

Ohh neat, I didn't know this group existed lol.

Awesome!!! Just a genius...Master RF!!!!!

It sound's like a perfect B-Side of an immaginary CD'single of "Dinosaur"

I don't know if this Album be underrated, but this song is a true masterpiece, the perfect fusion between feeling of Belew era (eightiees) and last reincarnations of KC.

Good!

To start with, It's an incredible composition from RF and what you've achieved here is nothing short of perfection. thanks man, I love it

La canción se podría llamar "5g".

Muy buena versión. Me gusta este King Crimson. Gracias por el aporte, desde ciudad de Canelones Uruguay.

Who is playing Fripp's part at 3:29 ? It's not Levin and not the second guitar.

Primus has borrowed a lot from King Crimson. Its come full circle and Crimson has borrowed from Primus. Its rare to see this happen

If I got hit in the head with a shovel, I bet this is what would play in my brain at all times. Here's hoping!

I'd reckon it'd be interesting to see how the 1990 version would work over this since the 1995 remix is lifted straight from it.

Beautiful version.I know this track (short one) for 27 years.Hearing this version was beautiful experience.🎸🎸

The video description contains licensing details - how did you get copyright clearance? (I tried writing to DGM so I could use some of Robert Fripp's music on my channel but they didn't reply.)

This EP needs so much more love. Simply mind-blowing lineup and musicianship

Love this song. Sounds like the proper bridge between "Discipline" era KC and "Vroom" era. I've always wished they had done a complete album in this vein.

where'd this come from?