Wonderful! One of my favourite 'early' KC classics. I first saw them perform it at Birminghsm (England) Town Hall c.1972. I presume this featured Mel Collins who was also sax/mellotron player at that gig.
The first 4 Crimson albums were the best they ever made! Fripp was the genius behind the compositions & Peter Sinfields lyrics were poetic masterpieces! The Wetton/Bruford/Cross band was phenomenal, great live improvisors, incredible musicians, but the albums they made can't compare to the first 4!
Your final remark is a matter of debate on KC's followers. On a contrary, I think the stage 1969-75 couldn't be overcame for any of the later KC's incarnations.
I hope they play this when I see them on the upcoming tour!! Edit: saw them in St. Augustine and they played it! Such an incredible show- the setlist was great and the chemistry the band shared with us in the crowd was ‘elektrik’ to say the least. IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THEM YET, DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO SO!!!
In Florida??? I was at that show! SO fucking mind blowing. I forgot they even played this with how amazing everything was. I wish there was video of that show.
Good version from the Elements album, considering is live like 50 years later, but it only makes me crave for the original in Lizard, nothing can equal that ;)
No it's not. I mean that overrated Jakko could at least try to stay close to the original Gordon Haskell performance on the album. Instead of improvising on a classic like this. Gordon RIP. And I miss John Wetton, he could do this song so much better than this flat soulless Jakko. Smh.
@@mot00rzysta rite ! this isnt d best version... I know @ least 4more dry+clean+brilliant! try d baudelaire piece Here near in YT! also der was a electronic version yrs ago , but U cudnt see@ EU , i seen it @ Manila , very OFTEN , as it was killer... d Lizard headpiece mite b still best or near to it!!
From u.k. They lost me after RED! And believe me I’ve tried, just my opinion. Sinfield and later on Palmer James lyrics. Would transport you somewhere else. Love the early stuff. Just saying. Exiles from larks, one of the best tracks Of all time?
I don't like this interpretation: slow, cold, without passion ... and the singer is the worst the band has ever had in its entire history ... of course the background makes it difficult ...
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That light acustic guitar on top of it all is insanity. Fripp you are a genius love tlp777
Man. This song hits hard.
Thanks, King crimson for these heavenly emotional songs.
Ah yes, Araki bringing even my sweet little Doppio here. Thank you.
I was in heaven seeing this performed by Fripp, Jakko and company in San Francisco 2017.
Awesome recording, but sure wish there was video!
Holy moly. Fripp really knows how to put some good bands together. And the music is already written.
Fripp is truly a musical genius!
Beautiful music... outstanding. Thank you Mr. Fripp!
timeless jewel
Wonderful! One of my favourite 'early' KC classics. I first saw them perform it at Birminghsm (England) Town Hall c.1972. I presume this featured Mel Collins who was also sax/mellotron player at that gig.
The first 4 Crimson albums were the best they ever made! Fripp was the genius behind the compositions
& Peter Sinfields lyrics were poetic masterpieces!
The Wetton/Bruford/Cross band was phenomenal, great live improvisors, incredible musicians, but the albums they made can't compare to the first 4!
Your final remark is a matter of debate on KC's followers. On a contrary, I think the stage 1969-75 couldn't be overcame for any of the later KC's incarnations.
@@davidgarione2206 King Crimson after 1975 (actually 1974) was not King Crimson.
@@AP-sd1fl USA live is from 1975. Maybe you¿re right, but in 1981 you had Mr Fripp and Bruford in that band.
@@davidgarione2206 USA live was recorded in 1974.
@@AP-sd1fl The album was released in 1975, fact also remarked by the same Mr. Fripp in the compilation The Young's person guide to King Crimson.
Immense song.
wassup
Very good!!!!
It's so good to have this music available
KC had a real knack for walking the tightrope between beautiful and downright scary. This song is a perfect example.
Saw them do this at the Academy Of Music back in the early 70s. Brilliant
Crimson Kingdom forevermore
King Crimson is King
This version of cirkus is the best one
I wish I could have been there. Alas.
I hope they play this when I see them on the upcoming tour!!
Edit: saw them in St. Augustine and they played it! Such an incredible show- the setlist was great and the chemistry the band shared with us in the crowd was ‘elektrik’ to say the least. IF YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THEM YET, DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO SO!!!
In Florida??? I was at that show! SO fucking mind blowing. I forgot they even played this with how amazing everything was. I wish there was video of that show.
Fantastic, amazing song! TKS
LIZARD GANG RISE UP
MY BEST ALBUM !
O melhor álbum na minha opinião!
I love you crimison❤
Brilliant!
Extasis
MAGIQUE !
wow avec le mellotron en plus ! ... Lizard est vraiment magnifique... comme un vieux cognac de 50 ans d'âge ;)
この頃のクリムゾンが好きです😀
я вас очень люблю крутая группа!
Szkoda że mnie tam nie było...
Good version from the Elements album, considering is live like 50 years later, but it only makes me crave for the original in Lizard, nothing can equal that ;)
Best version of Cirkus.
No it's not. I mean that overrated Jakko could at least try to stay close to the original Gordon Haskell performance on the album. Instead of improvising on a classic like this. Gordon RIP. And I miss John Wetton, he could do this song so much better than this flat soulless Jakko. Smh.
@@mot00rzysta rite ! this isnt d best version... I know @ least 4more dry+clean+brilliant! try d baudelaire piece Here near in YT! also der was a electronic version yrs ago , but U cudnt see@ EU , i seen it @ Manila , very OFTEN , as it was killer... d Lizard headpiece mite b still best or near to it!!
Version 1971/1972! Boz Burrell Ian Wallace Peter Seinfeld! Certainement plus qualitative !
@@mot00rzysta exactly. I wretched at this.
Piena di morbida tensione.
From u.k.
They lost me after RED!
And believe me I’ve tried, just my opinion.
Sinfield and later on Palmer James lyrics.
Would transport you somewhere else.
Love the early stuff.
Just saying.
Exiles from larks, one of the best tracks
Of all time?
Crimminy crimminy crimminy.
Pretty darn excellent. Could use another drummer though. 4 drummers really makes it come together. KC on tour again, yikes.
I don't like this interpretation: slow, cold, without passion ... and the singer is the worst the band has ever had in its entire history ... of course the background makes it difficult ...