King Crimson: Starless And Bible Black UK

LP Record Often overlooked in the King Crimson canon, the album "Starless & Bible Black" was sandwiched between the sensational "Lark's Tongues in Aspic" and the lasting impact of "Red". Although largely unknown to the public when it was released in March 1974, "Starless & Bible Black" is mostly a live album – an experimental hybrid of concert recordings (mostly improvisations) and studio sessions. For the most part, these two elements are so well integrated that it's difficult to tell them apart. "Starless & Bible Black" combines the best of both worlds, while precisely presenting the unique identity of the line-up at that time.