King Crimson

In June 2000, during the European tour, King Crimson was promoting their most recent album, "The ConstruKction of Light," which was released earlier that year. This album showcased the band's continued evolution, merging their progressive rock roots with modern sounds and complex arrangements. The live recording from Offenbach features key performances from the band, including "Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream" and the improvisational piece "Improv: Offenbach." Notably, King Crimson's lineup during this era included guitar virtuoso Robert Fripp and adept musicians like Adrian Belew and Tony Levin, which contributed to their signature sound. This performance reflects the band's commitment to live improvisation, a hallmark that has defined their artistry, and serves as a significant representation of their innovative approach during the early 2000s.

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