King Crimson - Larks Tongues in Aspic Part IV Isolated Guitars (Extract)

From "The ConstruKction of Light" (2000)
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[@fazbell]

Fripp is an amazing guitarist. There is no one like him.

[@smedleyx]

It's always jawdropping to see Robert play his brutal section live without looking at his left hand (he seems to be looking at the others to maintain the beat)

[@vicshcher]

I also hear Trey's bassline here. Sounds outstanding anyway

[@PulsTheCat]

How they could write this music is a true wonder

[@hazmat7118]

good stuff

[@ghundmanful]

I compare them with Julian Bream and John Williams in their grand days.

[@DomHallBass]

There are a lot of notes...
It's all a matter of how you get there!

[@ronaldothomejunior3702]

0:16 my chin fell down here

[@AP-sd1fl]

Belew is great when he´s not singing.

[@michelangelopoli6474]

Good video, but you missed all of Larks Tongues in aspic IV (part 1), which is the best and most intresting part of Larks IV.

[@micaiah8097]

Michelangelo Poli this was from the DGM Live site, this is from I assume the master tapes. Unfortunately they didn’t include the first part :(

[@aletondaX]

Sounds like the "brutal section" of FraKctured. What are the differences?

[@doctorinthezone3494]

Different key, different movements, same basic structure and runs

[@aletondaX]

@@doctorinthezone3494 Thanks