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Titelverzeichnis
| Disk: 1 |
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| 1. 21st Century Schizoid Man (1-5 2009 New Stereo album mix) |
| 2. I Talk to the Wind (New Stereo album mix) |
| 3. Epitaph (New Stereo album mix) |
| 4. Moonchild (New Stereo album mix) |
| 5. The Court of the Crimson King (New Stereo album mix) |
| 6. Moonchild (full version - The 2009 remix from the original multitrack master tapes) |
| 7. I Talk to the Wind (Duo version |
| 8. I Talk to the Wind (Alternate mix |
| 9. Epitaph (Backing track) |
| 10. Wind session (Extracts from the session that produced the distinctive intro to 21st Century Schizoid Man) |
| Disk: 2 |
| 1. 21st Century Schizoid Man |
| 2. I Talk to the Wind |
| 3. Epitaph |
| 4. Moonchild |
| 5. The Court of the Crimson King 1 û 5 Original album mix, 2004 Remaster |
| 6. 21st Century Schizoid Man Morgan studios recording, instrumental |
| 7. I Talk to the Wind (Recently discovered track from the first BBC session, audio restored from bootleg source) |
| 8. 21st Century Schizoid Man (A BBC transcription disc of this track was found some time after the original release) |
| 9. The Court of the Crimson King (Part 1) |
| 10. The Court of the Crimson King (Part 2. De-clicked vinyl transfer of the original mono single version) |
Produktbeschreibungen
2CD set w/new 2009 mix by Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) from original multitrack masters + orig mix + bonus tracks !
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"Ein unheimliches Meisterwerk", murmelte der sonst mit Lob sparsame Who-Mastermind Pete Townshend, nach dem ersten Hören von King Crimsons psychedelisch/progressivem Debutmonster. Auch 40 Jahre später kann man ihm noch vorbehaltlos beipflichten, denn nur wenige des an außerordentlichen Platten reichen Jahres 1969 - und kein einziges anderes Debutalbum - vermögen auch heute noch ähnliche Sogwirkung auszulösen wie der Mahlstrom aus Gitarren, Saxophonen, Flöten, Schlagwerk und jeder Menge Mellotron der selbst vorbereitete Hörer in den Hof des Scharlachkönigs zieht. Beim ersten Hören von "21st Century Schizoid Man" vor vielen Jahren dachte dieser Rezensent gar die Boxen wären defekt: so unvorbereitet traf ihn die Wucht dieser heute noch unglaublichen Nummer, so wahnwitzig klang Greg Lakes Vocoder-verzerrte Stimme und Robert Fripps Gitarrenspiel. Auch die ruhigeren Nummern (das folkige "I Talk To The Wind" etwa und das jazzige "Moonchild") sowie die Mellotron-Epen "Epitaph" und das Titellied haben nichts an Spannung verloren, sondern lassen Bedauern darüber aufkommen wie eindimensional die Klangvisionen heutiger Bands im Vergleich oft ausfallen, was der phantastisch räumliche Klang dieser neuen von Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) gemixten Version (die auch als superbes und glasklares 5.1-Mix vorliegt - siehe die entsprechende Edition), nachdrücklich bestätigt. Dies ist die 4. und definitive CD-Edition des Superklassikers, zumal sie als erste auch noch faszinierende Bonustracks (alternative/instrumentale Versionen, Single-Mixes, Session-Aufnahmen) enthält. Kurz: ein musikalischer Meilenstein in perfekter Edition: unverzichtbar.
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Celebrating the 40th anniversary of King Crimson, producers Robert Fripp and Steve Wilson have left no stone unturned in this exhaustive edition. From the stereo album to DTS 5.1 digital surround, clips and bonus tracks, this is what fans have been waiting all this time for. Robert Fripp has been the only constant over the years with the band members changing nearly every album. This initial offering is one of the most intriguing.
The CD contains the original album with five songs remastered in clear stereo arguably better than the 2004 release. Every instrument is clearly heard and separated. But the bonus tracks are the most compelling. The full version of "Moonchild" is here along with a `duo version' and an alternate mix' (different solos) of the romantic " I Talk To The Wind". The backing instrumental track of "Epitaph" is mystical and mesmerizing. Remember that short intro of `wind/organ-like' sounds before "21st Century Schizoid Man"? Extracts from that are also included giving the listener an idea of how special effects were produced forty years ago.
The DVD is really why I bought this edition. The entire album is presented here in DTS 5.1 digital surround sound, giving new life to every instrument and vocal. The harsh quick guitar riff that runs throughout "21st Century Schizoid Man" travels from speaker to speaker around the room, while Greg Lake's equally sharp vocals are blasted from the front center. And that is just one song. The percussion varies throughout each song, but is so exact and clean you get a true sense of the extent of Michael Giles talent. Ian McDonald's woodwind instruments vibrate as if they are in the room with reed-like clarity. Fripp's guitar work is as varied as the song he is playing on. Also, many thanks go to lyricist Peter Sinfield.
The original Master Edition of the entire album from 2004 is included here just for comparison. Again all the five previously mentioned bonus tracks are in 5.1 surround sound here as well. Not to exclude anything from this special edition, the complete alternate album is included here as well, although in stereo. Not to be outdone, there is a two-minute black and white video in mono of the band doing "21st Century Schizoid Man" on an outdoor stage. For mono, its not bad at all.
Future albums of King Crimson are in the works, Red being released already and Lizard coming out in December of 2009. Robert Fripp is arguably one of rock's best musical genius. His guitar work and creations are legendary; beyond progressive rock. Having been the only constant all these years, Robert Fripp is King Crimson. This album is a classic.
The CD contains the original album with five songs remastered in clear stereo arguably better than the 2004 release. Every instrument is clearly heard and separated. But the bonus tracks are the most compelling. The full version of "Moonchild" is here along with a `duo version' and an alternate mix' (different solos) of the romantic " I Talk To The Wind". The backing instrumental track of "Epitaph" is mystical and mesmerizing. Remember that short intro of `wind/organ-like' sounds before "21st Century Schizoid Man"? Extracts from that are also included giving the listener an idea of how special effects were produced forty years ago.
The DVD is really why I bought this edition. The entire album is presented here in DTS 5.1 digital surround sound, giving new life to every instrument and vocal. The harsh quick guitar riff that runs throughout "21st Century Schizoid Man" travels from speaker to speaker around the room, while Greg Lake's equally sharp vocals are blasted from the front center. And that is just one song. The percussion varies throughout each song, but is so exact and clean you get a true sense of the extent of Michael Giles talent. Ian McDonald's woodwind instruments vibrate as if they are in the room with reed-like clarity. Fripp's guitar work is as varied as the song he is playing on. Also, many thanks go to lyricist Peter Sinfield.
The original Master Edition of the entire album from 2004 is included here just for comparison. Again all the five previously mentioned bonus tracks are in 5.1 surround sound here as well. Not to exclude anything from this special edition, the complete alternate album is included here as well, although in stereo. Not to be outdone, there is a two-minute black and white video in mono of the band doing "21st Century Schizoid Man" on an outdoor stage. For mono, its not bad at all.
Future albums of King Crimson are in the works, Red being released already and Lizard coming out in December of 2009. Robert Fripp is arguably one of rock's best musical genius. His guitar work and creations are legendary; beyond progressive rock. Having been the only constant all these years, Robert Fripp is King Crimson. This album is a classic.
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Eine Doppel-CD, die verschiedene Variationen der Stücke dieser legendären King-Crimson-CD enthält. Kraftvolle und besinnliche Stücke, alle wunderschön anzuhören. Sie ist zwar etwas teurer als die CD, auf der die Stücke der "Ur-Platte" nur je einmal drauf sind, Die Mehrausgabe lohnt sich aber auf jeden Fall. Ansonsten schließe ich mich zu 100 % den 4 Vor-Rezensenten an. Wenn es möglich wäre, bekäme sie von mir 6 Sterne.
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