In the early '90s, King Crimson was deep into a transformative phase, putting out their album "Thrak" in 1995, which was a significant comeback for the band after almost a decade of hiatus. Yet, it was during the interlude between albums that King Crimson was generating excitement, which brings us to the live performance in the video “Walking On Air.” Recorded on January 1, 1994, this performance is a fascinating snapshot of the band’s evolving sound, characterized by their trademark fusion of progressive rock and jazz elements. Notably, this period saw the band embrace a lineup that included both guitar virtuoso Robert Fripp and the intense drumming of Bill Bruford, blending their musical styles into a unique tapestry. The rich arrangements and complex rhythms showcased here reflect a band rejuvenated, carving a path forward while staying true to their roots. This live recording, anticipating "Thrak," gave fans a preview of the band's intricate live prowess during this dynamic era.