Setlist at Park West Chicago, IL on Oct 31, 2000

Set One
VROOOM 285
Thela Hun Ginjeet 341
Adrian Announcement 23
Dinosaur 322
The ConstruKction of Light 535
Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part IV) 552
Coda: I Have A Dream 177
ProzaKc Blues 347
FraKctured 539
Into The Frying Pan 362
Improv I 117
Improv II 632
Elephant Talk (Incomplete) 178
Red 480
Adrian Announcement 14
Three Of A Perfect Pair 235
The Deception Of The Thrush 692
The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum 566
Heroes 388
Park West
Chicago, IL
Oct 31, 2000

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Setlist at Park West Chicago, IL on Oct 31, 2000

Set One
VROOOM 285
Thela Hun Ginjeet 341
Adrian Announcement 23
Dinosaur 322
The ConstruKction of Light 535
Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part IV) 552
Coda: I Have A Dream 177
ProzaKc Blues 347
FraKctured 539
Into The Frying Pan 362
Improv I 117
Improv II 632
Elephant Talk (Incomplete) 178
Red 480
Adrian Announcement 14
Three Of A Perfect Pair 235
The Deception Of The Thrush 692
The World's My Oyster Soup Kitchen Floor Wax Museum 566
Heroes 388

Show Notes

“Robert just said I’m suppurating,” says an amused Adrian Belew ahead of his solo spot playing Three Of A Perfect Pair. “Does anybody know what that means? I’ll give you ten bucks if you know what that means. Suppurating...well whatever it is that’s what I’m doing right now.” The gig, which Belew had earlier noted was attended by some members of the audience attired in fancy dress costumes, coincided with Halloween, which might account for both the fun and infernal elements which manifest during what amounts to a pretty spiffy gig. The transition from Vrooom to Thela takes place at a lightning pace and the old warhorse from Discipline is taken at a hell of a gallop. After a playful Dinosaur, featuring Belew momentarily off-stride and a soaring middle instrumental section from Fripp, the levity is dialed down a little for a brimstone-tinged LTIA IV. A piledriving rendition and featuring one of Belew’s best solos within the beast to date. The second improv covers quite a lot of ground before finally staking a claim in a particular groove, enabling Belew and Fripp to trade a series of escalating blows. Overall, the sound of King Crimson having fun and playing to the crowd.
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