King Crimson #4 : 50 jaren jong ...

Ik wacht nog op de postbode

Steve Vai, Adrian Belew, Tony Levin and Danny Carey gaan onder de naam BEAT concerten geven met het jaren 80 Crimson materiaal

https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0A00605B216A46C9

https://www.instagram.com(...)I3TPT6RcBM9dFdie7eZg

https://beat-tour.com/

Nog geen Europese data ... maar ondertussen wel een flinke lijst concerten

Nog steeds geen BEAT concerten hier ...

Maar wel dit :
O.R.k. met Pat Mastelotto (9 mei , Zoetermeer )
Pete Roth trio met Bill Bruford (8 mei , Zoetermeer, 9 mei Paradox Tilburg )
Jerry Harrison & Adrian Belew - Remain in Light (29 mei Eindhoven, 30 mei Utrecht )

Er komt eindelijk een BEAT album aan

https://burningshed.com/beat_live_3cd_blu-ray?filter_tag=BEAT

https://www.goldminemag.c(...)m-jakszyk-acts-alone


Verrassend ….

JMJ: It was an amazing thing to have done, and in a way, part of it's still happening. As we speak, we're doing a King Crimson studio album.

GM: Wow!

JMJ: Yeah. When that will come out and what format or how—that's beyond my brief. But yeah, we've been doing it piecemeal, and then a couple of months ago, the management said, “Can we?” So, yeah. I've been recording that with a view to it coming out in some format at some point. But who knows when?

Plus, there's also an album I made with Robert before I joined Crimson called The Scarcity of Miracles. There's a version of it that's about to come out with loads and loads of extra stuff. Because of the nature of how we made that record, there's lots of improvisation and seriously alternate versions of things that we didn't release. There also are future plans for some live film of us playing in various places. There's an ongoing thread. Whether that ever means we'll ever play live again, I don't know, especially after Robert's recent illness.

GM: Will the new album feature the most recent Crimson lineup?

JMJ: Yeah.

GM: Wonderful. Some of the live releases from this lineup included new songs. Will they be revisited for the new album?

JMJ: Yeah. The studio versions of those pieces and some other bits and pieces will emerge from putting it together. I think so.

David Singleton gaf deze reactie ...

quote:

I have seen there has been lots of postings about the possibility of a new King Crimson album following Jakko's interview.
Addressing this very question before he died, Bill Rieflin posed the excellent question “why make a studio album? There are excellent live recordings of all the songs out there already.”
One possible answer would be an album the very sound of which no-one has ever heard before. A sound driven by the three drummers. And it is true that those drummers have now recorded studio versions of their parts – separately, so that there is perfect separation.
So there is indeed the seed of a new recording. Whether it is an album, whether it sees the light of day, whether it is something else is unknown. As is the outcome of any creative process.
So yes, recordings have taken place. We are building a new studio, and when it is complete I am looking forward to seeing what may, or may not, exist. Getting excited about the possibility of a new album, as has been happening in some quarters, is however somewhat premature. Carts before horses.

en dit is de reactie van Tony Levin

quote:

(Oh, and no I haven’t been recording new stuff with King Crimson, but you knew that!)