KING CRIMSON - ProjeKct One Live at the Jazz Cafe (1997)

King Crimson – ProjeKct One Live at the Jazz Cafe (1997) (@256)
(Review from progarchives.com)

Improvisatorial, non-conformist, heavy experimental, sound chaser King Crimson has become by the end of the millennium more than a fact, an affinity or a special side of them. It has become a genuine character, a strong brand and an always intriguing viewpoint of their music.

King Crimson delved into more research and development, exploring the capabilities of the six member line-up by forking into four subsets (frakctals). What they did to do some experimental, mostly live, mostly improvisational music in pairs.

ProjeKct One's "Live At The Jazz Cafe", is impressive through clear scales, rigorous composition, keen adaptation. Less abstract, more melodic; less wild, more pragmatic; stable in a convenient form. Music goes enchanting (though this word can seem out of King Crimson definition, if you think about it), being a complete of a speech done to perfect value and minute form. Serves as a good reference. Does a great impression. Speaks a veridical language. Good, simple, clean, pure, light in the meaning of fluency, nonetheless of the right mood and the right approach. A titled hint of style, a conserved and understandable crimsonian movement.

Line-up :
- Robert Fripp / guitar
- Bill Bruford / drums, percussion
- Trey Gunn / touch guitar
- Tony Levin / basses, Stick, synth

Track List :
01. 4 i 1 - 6:11
02. 4 ii 1 - 3:29
03. 1 ii 2 - 4:27
04. 4 ii 4 - 7:58
05. 2 ii 3 - 4:27
06. 3 i 2 - 8:14
07. 3 ii 2 - 6:32
08. 2 ii 4 - 4:27
09. 4 i 3 - 4:32

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