Not as obscure, and rather more “in your face”.

The title track is very heavy indeed, and the final track “Starless” became something of an anthem.

It’s a pretty good album and about as accessible as the “classic” King Crimson ever got.

Just used your tip and bougth the “Red” and I must say that for a King Crimson album, I actually liked it after the first hearing round….dont know wether thats a good thing or not:confused: Anyway, I also bougth some complication of Peter Green era Fleetwood Mac wich was also good thing….too bad that its almoust imposiple to find any real albums of early Fleetwood in CD around these woods:(

I hope his car will break up in most of the next races:dev2: :diablo: :dev2:

Mika Hakkinen, Mika Hakkin….ooh..prh…sorry:o Go Kimi!!!!

I wasnt aware that the middle east had developed religious tolerence, equal rights for women or the computer chip, or electricity etc.

No, they have invented the maths and the monoteitic religions to wich all that bases back when we burned odd behaving women as withces:diablo:

See if you can get hold of their album, “Red”.

You’d like “Red”.

Is it as odd as Larks tongues?:cool:

Yeah, iTunes killed the concept album….Im also firm beliver of CDs and Im also making serious concentrations to buy a good old vinyl player…My only Dl have been for my little sister who has really odd taste of music…

But what I have bougth this summer…hmm…
Yesterday I bougth Steeleye Span’s Parcel of Rougues, But I haven’t have change to listen it yet. I have bougth two other Steeleye cds, Rocket Cottage and Commoner’s Crown due my recent british folk-rock mania.
Others have been more common…I got Firm’s self entiteled first album, I took my first taste of Rush by getting th 2112, I bougth King Crimson’s Larks Tongue in Aspic and Who’s Next in its two cd deluxe editon (37 €…i’ve got the Live at Leeds in Deluxe edition also:D 😀 )

Im eagerly waiting the release of remastered edition of Led Zeppelin’s laegandary Song Remains the Same – movie & soundtrack, wich should contain the entire concert in the Maddison Square Garden 1973.

Is A the best? Which is the lowest rate to pass?:confused:

And Lexingtons were build as following the general american practice of building carriers in which the carriers were fist build as closed hull up to the hangar deck (hangar floor) and then lighter and open structures made up the hangar and suported the flightdeck. This was unlike the brithish way of doing things which had the hangar included in the “closed hull”.

Kiev regardles of its somewhat different role was build as a carrier with closed hangar from the outset. In the conversion for the india, the interior parts which already exists and makes it a carrier are not altered. What is changed is the bow which cleans it up so it can serve as a flightdeck. The missilesystems didn’t reached considerably to bellow the decks and the hangar didn’t orginally reached so far in the bow and enither it is now being made so.