King Crimson

In the fall of 1973, King Crimson was riding a wave of creative momentum that would culminate in the live experience captured during the "Walk On To Glasgow" concert at the Apollo Theatre. Just before this performance, they released the innovative album *Larks' Tongues in Aspic*, which showcased a fresh blend of progressive rock, jazz, and avant-garde influences. This album pushed boundaries and came during a significant transition for the band, marking the introduction of new members like violinist David Cross and percussionist Jamie Muir, who contributed to their experimental sound. What’s fascinating about this era is how they embraced unconventional techniques, merging rock with eclectic elements. This live recording not only reflects their technical prowess but also their ability to create electric atmospheres that left audiences in awe. The 1973/74 lineup is often hailed for transforming the concert experience into something truly mystical, a hallmark of their legacy.

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