King Crimson
Live Performance of 'Forty Six & 2' by Tool & King Crimson in San Diego
In the vibrant tapestry of King Crimson's discography, their live performance in Portland on August 8, 2001, during the tour with Tool came right after the release of *The Power to Believe* in 2003. This period was charged with creativity and experimentation, showcasing the band's ability to evolve while retaining their unique sound. Interestingly, King Crimson had been through numerous lineup changes over the years, and this era was characterized by a power trio approach, featuring the iconic Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew, and Trey Gunn. Their setlist that night included tracks like "The Construcktion of Light" and "Level 5," highlighting their progressive rock prowess. The collaboration with Tool added an extra layer of intrigue, as both bands share a penchant for complex musicality and thoughtful lyrics. This melding of styles not only delighted fans but also solidified King Crimson’s enduring impact on the progressive rock scene. Isn’t it fascinating how these giants of rock continue to push boundaries and surprise us?
