King Crimson - Three Of A Perfect Pair [Cardboard Sleeve (Mini Lp)] - Japan Mini LP SHM-CD

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King Crimson

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The third and final Crimson album of the 80's. A unique work in which pop and funk vocal tracks coexist with heavy industrial rock! This is the final album of the 80's Crimson, released after a one-year break from the band's two-year long revival with "Discipline. The first half of the album, which is the A-side of the original analog release, features catchy pop melody lines and mainly vocal songs with a touch of funk, while the second half, which is the B-side, features industrial-type songs that lead to the heavy improvisations of Crimson in the 90's. The last track, "Sun and War," is a song about a battle between a man and a woman. The last track is "Sun and Fear Part 3"! Brew's vocal tracks are fully established in his style. The impressive "Three of a Perfect Pair," the weird R&B number "Modern Man," with its strange twists and turns, and "Sleepless," with Tony Levin's electrifying funk bass bursting through, are just a few of the highly accomplished numbers. No one could have predicted that the album would slide down from this development into the heavy industrial Crimson world, and it is the most problematic Crimson album of the 80's! (C)RS