King Crimson

In November 2015, when King Crimson took the stage at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Toronto, they were riding a wave of renewed energy following the release of their album *Radical Action to Unseat the Hold of Monkey Mind,* which was issued earlier that year. This live recording shows the band in fine form, resonating with their signature blend of progressive rock, complex rhythms, and emotional depth. Interestingly, this tour marked the first time King Crimson had performed in this configuration since the early ‘80s, with Adrian Belew’s absence and the return of guitar virtuoso Robert Fripp, alongside a lineup that included the talented Mel Collins and Bill Rieflin. The concert was part of a broader effort to foster creativity and explore new musical territories, echoing the band's ever-evolving nature. But it's more than just a show—it's a glimpse into a legacy that's been redefining music for over five decades.

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