I am a 68 year old paraplegic, paralyzed doing what I loved the most, skiing. Music has always been a huge part of my life, especially extended works. Terrapin Station, Mountain Jam, King Crimson, Tubular Bells, too many to list. Now I listen with an entirely different perspective. My mind dissolves into the magic I'm listening to and it brings me back to a time when entering adulthood, anything was possible with your future life. No regrets with where I have arrived. The one constant throughout has been music. The stories of loved ones lost really touched me. I grieve your loss and wish you comfort, knowing your love of music helps you through heartbreaking times. Love and peace to all of you.
I went nearly completely paralyzed for a while from a disc herniation in my spine, and no one did anything. Felt like surgery without anesthesia. Ended up going 10 days without food, used a cane to drive from ER to ER from doc to doc, and people laughed at me while I begged for help. Idiot. Was left partially paralyzed, but can still walk, and no one cares. Wish I could go to the Mayo clinic before another disc herniates and I starve to death in a puddle of bodily fluids in a ditch like last time.
At the ripe ol age of 41 just now discovering this band makes me realize that you’re literally never too old to have new-old music experiences. This is beautiful music! Instant fan ❤
Almost 50 years ago, I was in a record store (yes, they only had vinyls), flipping through albums, when I saw this cover. I had a hunch that, with a cover like this, the music had to be something else. And it was. One of the best hunches I ever had.
As I read some of the comments here they certainly made me relate. I am now 73 years old, a lifelong guitarist and musician. Music was always the center of my universe since I was about 4 years old and my sister would bring home the old 45 RPM records. She would have me sit with her while we listened to this new kind of music called Rock and Roll. I played in my bands since age 14 and was considered a Hippie. I first heard King Crimson, and Greg Lake immediately when they released this incredible and awesome piece of work. I still have it in my old vinyl collection. I taught my eldest son to play guitar when he was 12 years old. He went on to become a rather famous guitarist and musician. His first group signed with Island Records in 2002, MTV video in the top 20, toured all over the US and Canada...Then he formed his own band, wrote all the songs, played guitar and sang. He named this group Jade Lemons and the Crimson Lust! So the legacy continues. Jade died April 6th 2016. My heart is broken forever, but he lives on in his music. They all do.
Great to know Hope u don't encounter a strange pink haired guy talking to objects . I heard he can _________ . Its really _______ to be around crimson King
BOSS BATTLES | THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING Lvl 1: Keeper of the City Keys Lvl 2: Purple Piper Lvl 3: Yellow Jester Lvl 4: Fire Witch Lvl 5: Black Queen Lvl 6: Crimson King
Yellow Jester- Giorno Black Queen- Risotto Nero Fire Witch- Trish Patterned Juggler- King Crimson(referring to the pattern shapes on his body) Crimson King- Diavolo
@@nitrobladezxl2994 YES I AM! It appears that no matter how much I tear apart the past. It still manages to wriggle up like a worm from under a rock. This is suprising.
В далёком Советском Союзе мы передавали запись этого диска, как сокровище. Нам было по 14-15 лет. С тех пор я переслушал кучу музыки - от губной гармошки до симфонических оркестров и крутых исполнителей. Но этот диск так и остаётся шедевром.
I cannot understand how the hell I've lived 50 years without hearing of this band? I'm having a complete discovery of King Crimson in all is iterations.... I stayed up until midnight last night, Christmas, listening to this entire album, and every live version I could find of this song. My Christmas present!
Don't feel too bad, I also waited 50 years to hear this whilst watching the film Children of Men. I can't believe my mother didn't own this album, her record collection was extensive yet I never recall this being played. Better late than never!
i first heard the name in 2017 i think, but you couldn't really find them on youtube then. i first heard 21st Century Schizoid man in 2020 and was completely blown away by it.
That makes 2 of us! I was watching VOIR on Netflix and the chorus was used in just a small part..I came straight to you tube! 🤟Rock on...man I miss the 70's💜✌🌈🌛🌍
Is that the same lake that became Emerson lake and palmer? I never knew that but I did listen to King King crimson all the way back to 1970 I mean 1969 when I was only 11 years old I turned 12 in June of 69 so I might have been 12 I heard them on the radio from Roseville California listening to Sacramento AM radio. I also saw many UFOs on a regular basis flying over my home in Roseville next to Oakmont high School. Not kidding.@@Firemanrfdny
My grown kids disagree with me on any number of things, but they're united in awe of the music I introduced them to when they were little. I've still got the first release of this album on vinyl, and have always had killer sound systems...
My older brother had this lp, I was around 11 the first time I heard it. It was great then like it is today at 65. Such a beautiful song. It was great having an older brother that grew up in the 60s. I was exposed to such awesome music and then my music of the 70s. What a great time it was to grow up in.
Dans le même cas mais j’avais 14 ans et mon frère avait acheté le vinyl ; je regarde la pochette avec tellement de tendresse pour ces merveilleux souvenirs 🙏
My dad was a big listener of King Crimson many moons ago before he left earth in 1980 but tunes like this connect him to me with his timeless tunes he groved to while painting his portraits... why i love music, its a time machine, takes you to a time, place and feeling... cheers all
King Crimson fans: 45% Jojo's bizarre adventure fans: 45% The rest of the 10% is cause rusty venture said this album would turn you into a evil super scientist
@@firetarrasque4667 it's a reference to the show the Venture bros. The dad had listened to prog rock that made him become a scientist and he said listening to court of the crimson king too early would turn his son evil. Its a good show
@@aesophspade7510 I do. Especially people who don't live in the UK or the US who aren't aware of King Crimson because they aren't on major streaming services. Like I only found out where I can buy their music a month ago and I've been aware of this band for 2 years
King Crimson reminds of my Dad. He used to play all the best progressive music back in the day. Oh where has the creativity gone. He really knew his music. I'm 60 now and my Dad passed a couple years ago. This song brings back the best memories. Thanks Dad, and thanks King Crimson.
My earliest memory is this album artwork and music. My mom would get concerned as I stared at the album cover and listen to it over and over. This was around 1976 I was 4
I love king Crimson, especially this song. I remember using it for a D&D inspiration, the purple piper was a maddened bard, the black queen an evil necromancer, the crimson king a violent tyrant, the Gardener an execution, the patterned juggler juggled skulls and the yellow jester a puppeteer using creepy marionettes. It is one of my favourite songs, and the faces on the players when it clicked were gold
It miiiight be inspiring something in my D&D campaign which I miiight be scripting right now while listening to this. Going a totally different route to things than you did here, though I do like it!
Yeah so glad the full album's back up again, for how long I don't know but I'm hopeful. I really don't know why they withheld half of the album from yt while everything else was there
Rest in peace, Ian McDonald. Thank you for this masterpiece and a few others, written so early in your life (often with lyrics by Peter Sinfield). Great arranger, keyboard player, flautist, saxophonist, guitar player, singer... What a talent !
@@christopheraliaga-kelly6254 : I know this .. except it's not "Philip", it is Peter Sinfield who wrote the lyrics, like many for KC and ELP - and you don't disappoint me. I should have said "composed" because I was thinking mainly about the music - which is what matters first.
So powerful in 69 still mesmerizing in 2023 Thanks Greg Lake for your powerful voice and guitar and King Crimson and to hear it live simply breathtaking.😮
Timeless songs!! As far as I can remember, "The Court Of The Crimson King", "Epitaph" and "I talk to the wind" were the first songs I heard from King Crimson. back in '69. That makes 53 yrs ago. Incredibly amazing, powerful, and beautiful songs!!
When I first listened to this song I had a massive impression of how similar it sounds to Ummagumma's opening songs, live execution of A Saucerful of Secrets. Year checks out. Great songs and awesome music
I don't know if you're making a jojo reference or it was just a coincedence for you to say "Timeless" and mention "King Crimson" and "Epitaph" in one sentence
The show is about multiple people that get the ability to manifest their spirits, which gives them powers after the or someone related by blood to them getting pierced by a special arrowhead. EDIT: This reply has sparked a war. Have some tiddies to calm down. "⣿⣿⣿⡇⢩⠘⣴⣿⣥⣤⢦⢁⠄⠉⡄⡇⠛⠛⠛⢛⣭⣾⣿⣿⡏ ⣿⣿⣿⡇⠹⢇⡹⣿⣿⣛⣓⣿⡿⠞⠑⣱⠄⢀⣴⣿⣿⣿⣿⡟ ⣿⣿⣿⣧⣸⡄⣿⣪⡻⣿⠿⠋⠄⠄⣀⣀⢡⣿⣿⣿⣿⡿⠋ ⠘⣿⣿⣿⣿⣷⣭⣓⡽⡆⡄⢀⣤⣾⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⡿⠋ ⠄⢨⡻⡇⣿⢿⣿⣿⣭⡶⣿⣿⣿⣜⢿⡇⡿⠟⠉ ⠄⠸⣷⡅⣫⣾⣿⣿⣿⣷⣙⢿⣿⣿⣷⣦⣚⡀ ⠄⠄⢉⣾⡟⠙❤️⠈⢻⣿⣷⣅⢻⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣶⣶⡆⠄⡀ ⠄⢠⣿⣿⣧⣀⣀⣀⣀⣼⣿⣿⣿⡎⢿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣇❤️⠄ ⠄⢸⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⢇⣎⢿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣶⣶ ⠄⠄⠻⢿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⢟⣫⣾⣿⣷⡹⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⡟ ⠄⠄⠄⠄⢮⣭⣍⡭⣭⡵⣾⣿⣿⣿⡎⣿⣿⣌⠻⠿⠿⠿⠟⠋ ⠄⠄⠄⠄⠈⠻⣿⣿⣿⣿⣹⣿⣿⣿⡇⣿⣿⡿ ⠄⠄⣀⣴⣾⣶⡞⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣾⣿⡿⠃ ⣠⣾⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⣹⣿⣿⣿⣿⣿⡟⣹⣿⣳⡄"
Been Scrolling down for a while now still haven’t found the lyrics yet so here you go. The rusted chains of prison moons Are shattered by the sun I walk a road, horizons change The tournament's begun The purple piper plays his tune The choir softly sing Three lullabies in an ancient tongue For the court of the crimson king The keeper of the city keys Put shutters on the dreams I wait outside the pilgrim's door With insufficient schemes The black queen chants The funeral march The cracked brass bells will ring To summon back the fire witch To the court of the crimson king The gardener plants an evergreen Whilst trampling on a flower I chase the wind of a prism ship To taste the sweet and sour The pattern juggler lifts his hand The orchestra begin As slowly turns the grinding wheel In the court of the crimson king On soft gray mornings widows cry The wise men share a joke I run to grasp divining signs To satisfy the hoax The yellow jester does not play But gentle pulls the strings And smiles as the puppets dance In the court of the crimson king
What blows me away the most is that the fact this song/album was made in *1969* . It feels so timeless and modern comparing to other songs in the late 60’s. Imo, this is truly one of the best albums ever.
@@user-sf4fy8bq1h Considering dark side of the moon wouldn’t come out until half a decade later, this is pretty innovative for its time, which is what the guy is trying to say
The reality: Island-Atlantic owned the rights to these early albums. Fripp probably had to buy the rights back from them. People are way too quick to put the blame on the artists, but the standard for signing on a record label, was to give the rights to their songs to the company. You had to hold out, and insist on retaining the rights, like Ray Charles did. But most bands didn't, they were just excited to get a record deal, and would do whatever, not knowing until later how they had been screwed.
The decay of trusted institutions, isolation, despair, and alienation, all of it against the backdrop of the Vietnam war. Sinfield loved (and still does) metaphors. Cheers!
Greg Lake in this band and later ELP, was simply the voice of prog rock. A baritone voice that unexpectedly came out of an innocent looking face. His voice multi tracked in the Court of the Crimson King and later Lucky Man are timeless.
If you want to learn about how orchestral structure and changing time signatures can be used in rock music this is a complete study guide in album form!!!! A masterpiece!!
their whole genre is interesting, it’s not even really rock, it’s kinda more like experimental jazz. but yea i get what you mean, the way this entire album was composed was nothing more than a work of magic
I was 16 to 17 yrs old when I first heard King Crimson. Its a lost time in my life, that music kind of brings me back to those days. A confusing time being a teen ager worried about going to Viet Nam, and all the young people at the time thinking they could change the world. Thanks for the memories.
While I did find this song because of JoJo, I think it's a masterclass in ambience. It creates a feeling of dread that's incredibly hard to recreate, but it doesn't succumb to dissonance to achieve that. It's a beautiful piece which brings to mind feelings of grimdark fantasy.
It's literally the only reason why the dark tower exists, this song is pure lovecraftian horror the crimson king is an eregore a dark thought dreamt one day. A being of pure malice and agony, we've been in his court a long time and there is no way out. I also love how childish this song is its like a lullaby. It's so insulting to the listener but that's like my favorite thing about the song. Sorry I don't mean to dump all this on you but I truly believe this is one of the greatest songs ever written. I would honestly love if he was used in a more serious man very effective villain, don't get me wrong I love him in Jojo buy he is but a man, the real crimson king is a horrid manifestation. If we were to make an arc out of this album the only people capable of fighting against him would be the schizoid man and the moon child but that's like some really nerdy shit that I don't think anyone would take seriously lmao
@@sad-death I missed this entirely, I'm not really into KC but this song is legendary for prog rock itself and the whole movement, like Genesis and Yes, the earliest British prog, industrial was born through these songs, and ppl didn't even have categories defined yet for these sounds, so they broke them down in chord structures, beats, and instruments, ppl are so stupid with their boxing in and labeling of things, so they have to categorize everything, this album was known to be the most confusing for those types of people, kind of like mr bungle came out of no where, even early rap music was the same, they defied defining. So reading your comment, and others finding this material by JoJo and other quotes in the comments tells me this generation gets it, although I never heard of JoJo 😂
The rusted chains of prison moons Are shattered by the sun I walk a road, horizons change The tournament's begun The purple piper plays his tune The choir softly sing Three lullabies in an ancient tongue For the court of the Crimson King The keeper of the city keys Put shutters on the dreams I wait outside the pilgrims' door With insufficient schemes The black queen chants the funeral march The cracked brass bells will ring To summon back the fire witch To the court of the Crimson King The gardener plants an evergreen Whilst trampling on a flower I chase the wind of a prism ship To taste the sweet and sour The pattern juggler lifts his hand The orchestra begin As slowly turns the grinding wheel In the court of the Crimson King On soft gray mornings widows cry The wise men share a joke I run to grasp divining signs To satisfy the hoax The yellow jester does not play But gently pulls the strings And smiles as the puppets dance In the court of the Crimson King
Thank you, you brave white knight. How ever would I have known what to this song, if you, you magnificent bastard, if you hadn't looked them on LyricFind and copy and pasted them here. I would like you to comment the lyrics next on Wide Open by LeShaun. Thank you for service, God bless America, JESUS LOVES YOU.
Im a 32 yr old black man who grew up on hip hop and r&b.... but I heard this on one of my favorite films "Children Of Men" and had to hear it in full. Wow! It made me think of every person I've ever met for some reason dude. I was locked in a transe. Crazy. Love this shit here man
Good music crosses all boundaries. Culture, race, nationality, language, it doesn't matter. I listen to tons of funk and soul music. We are all part of a huge family united by this wonderful music.
Seventy years old now. Bought this album with my pay from my paper-round in 1969. Amazing then and amazing now....not aged at all, unlike yours truly! I regard myself as the luckiest generation when it comes to iconic music. A teenager in the 60s when everything was innovative; most since has been derivative (but some pretty good, nevertheless!). I was blessed to be born when I was and still going strong, with this sort of quality available to play and play and play.
i was 17 when I was in Hyde Park and saw and heard them for the first time live. They were great, What you said about the time and the music is so true.
60's were a terrible decade of Rock music. Beatles, Kinks and Stones aside. The prog rock and folk rock of the sixties was just terrible. Truly the worst decade of music for the twentieth century. But I get it, doesnt matter how bad it is, if you grew up with it, its going to be your jam.
I intentionally refrain from listening to this for months so that when I do hear it, it's fresh and feels like a special occasion. This song does something to me.
Yeah, I listened to it a lot around 6 moths ago so I got tired of it, but listening to it again it's like coming back home knowing there's a deliciuos meal waiting for you
Greg Lake had one of the best singing voices and was a great bassist and guitar player. I don't think he got enough praise for this. He had a fair amount of work to do in this band and ELP.
Lol! When ELP's "Pictures at an Exhibition" was released, I played it all the time and very, very loud and one day I said to my dad, "Isn't it incredible" and he said, "Yes dear, I've heard it before" and I said "You have" and he said "it's an adaption of Russian composer Mussorgsky's - Pictures at an Exhibition" and I said "WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?"😮 Lol! It's still great, I love it!🎵I still have the album along w/this one (KC).
Saw Cal jam as well. Some of the greatest British Rock bands played there. ELP, Sabbath, Purple, as well as American bands like The Eagles and such. I must say that British Rockers from the 70’s BLEW AWAY American Rock bands. A different level of standard and excellence.
“Lullabies in an ancient tongue…” what an image- they blew my mind…then and now. Me too 18 and now 65 - I am huge fan. Wonderful! Brings back many memories…takes you right back…
Indeed. They were always a tad edgy about TH-cam and other platforms. However, when my local pub's jukebox included this album and others, you better believe I was playing them. :-)
Imagine you're in your 20's and make an album even 50 years after people are still gonna think was quite ahead of its time. That's what King Crimson did.
It's almost too much to wrap your head around, isn't it? This song is so incredible that I barely have the words. The way it slows down and speeds up just adds to its immense majesty. And the lyrics are sensational. Wow, what a band!
I know nothing about this band, this album, this song. I randomly clicked on it and found something rivalling the greatness of pink Floyd and this is amazing. Weirdly nostalgic and haunting, it has a strange aura but I love it.
i am amazed at how unique this song is.they basically build a dark fantasy world in a 10 minute song better than most series can do in 100 episodes. The ambience, the lyrics and the dark yet slightly heavenly choir really makes this one of my favourite songs. All jojo memes aside araki has great taste and i am greatful to him for bringing my attention to old western music.
@@June28July the main villain in pt5s ability is literally named [King Crimson] and this song could also have inspired structure of a criminal organisation in pt5
@@fanatomic24 no, the stand is called King Crimson. And saying it does better than most shows is a bit of a stretch. This song's amazing but be reasonable
I heard King Crimson for the first time when I was 15 years old. We passed each other a joint and were well stoned and this music was simply the greatest! Today I'm 70 and I still love it and will forever
i know we jojo fans can get kinda annoying in the comment section but man, there’s some awesome music i might’ve never known of had araki not had such awesome music taste ❤️
It was 1977 when i first met this dude in West Virginia at a glass plant..My neighbor said that I had to meet him because he was into music like i was..So began my thirty year epic journey of making music with a little band called Acrylic Prism..I mention this because we both had a love for King Crimson and Robert Fripp..Kevin just recently passed at the age of 63. He was the only constant through the bands history..I guess that when there was music to be played..Acrylic Prism would appear to play it .Rest in peace my friend..
Hey man that's a really cool story. I made a quick search on TH-cam and Google, couldn't found anything about your band. Would or could you share any of your music on the internet. That would really lit.
@@ar8338 would love to but I have very little of it and i played on it..Besides that I Don t have the means to share it because all That I have is a small phone and tablet. Our guitar player.Jim Rustemeyer is all over You tube. Check him out. He records with his significant other as well as with Anubis Spire(another band we collaborate with)..
@@ar8338 Unfortunately..Anubis Spire has lost yet another member. Between us and them we are dropping at an alarming rate in the obscure music scene. Take care..
Epitaph is a thing where the person who uses "King crimson" which is a name off this band obviously and he has a thing called epitaph and it can predict the future
When I was a 15 year old kid, I would sleep with a radio on. One night I woke up to the sound of this song playing…. And it was so amazing, I thought to myself, who and what is that. I bought the album, and the rest is history. You have no idea, the mystical, magical event that it was to me.
I do know, i found king crimson and YES in a similar fashion at a similar age, there is nothing more amazing and beautiful. Im 50 now when i close my eyes for the last time on this earth i hope they open again in the court of the crimson king.
My dad loved King Crimson and had this album. I remember him playing it over and over in a small house in Cambridge, Massachusetts over 50 years ago just like it was yesterday. I remember every nuance and lyric. I miss you dad. ❤
music is a powerful force! my dad was playing elton johns yellow brick road album in the early 80s one day and i’ll never forget watching him sit cross legged in front of his hi-fi enjoying the music.
I could listen to this song *forever.* And ever. And ever. *Experiencing* every possibility that life has to offer. It’s like a soft *requiem* that will play gently in the back of my mind for the *foreseeable future.*
Listening to some delicious prog can make a man hungry. After this I'm going to Burger KIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGIIIINNNGGGGIINNNGGG AAAAAAHHHH AAHH AHHHHH
King Crimson being named after this song and the band just fits so well. I feel so many emotions just by listening to this that I can’t even explain them. first a fan of Kingo Crimson and now a fan of King Crimson. Araki did a great job on naming stands, and I thank him for introducing me to music I would’ve never heard if I hadn’t watched JoJo.
@@GAarcher bruh, theres so many annoying jojo fans in the comments, hes not the only one lol. im a fan too, but jesus fucking christ, they are hella annoying
The great plague of zoomers if i say so myself. But yeah, he did have a good taste, shine on you CRAZY DIAMOND, this masterpiece, echoes, red hot chili peppers etc. Great times for music
A song that captures the imagination of both the "Crimson" and the listener. Robert Fripp is a musical genius and Greg Lake brings it all home with his breathtaking vocals. King Crimson was a band that explored all types of the music genre. Again, this song is such a joy to listen to.
I was 14 year old my best friend dad knew I was into genesis told us to come into the living room he wanted me to hear a song I can never thank him enough for getting me started on King Crimson RIP fine sir
This is the best song ever written, all the instruments playing together in such a creative way with almost heavenly harmonics helping the already creative and slightly disturbing lyrics. This entire album is so creative and aged so well, definitely my favorite song of all time
I bought this album in 1969 because of the cover and and since then I have played it constantly because of the music. Robert Fripp's guitar playing, Greg Lake's singing, Ian Mcdonald's musical genius, and Pete Sinfield's lyrics. 'Epitaph' is one of the best tracks on any album, ever
You forgot to mentioned Giles Drumming. Giles is way ahead of his time. Just take a listen at 2:20. Its a masterpiece. His drumming on Second Album is good too. He's in the same league as Bonham and Baker.
The mellotron played by this and other bands like Moody Blues and Beatles is a very unique instrument. Not amazing by today's standards of electronic instruments but worth noting that it was a basic tape machine with multi-tracks to emulate a flute, violin and cello. Creating hauntingly beautiful sounds.
@@daghetto101 I've always thought his drumming on this album and In the Wake of Poseidon was exceptional. I always have to play air drums when I listen to ITWOP.
Peter Townshend described this great album as "an uncanny masterpiece". More than 50 years have passed and it is still a unique gem of the progressive rock genre.
I am a 68 year old paraplegic, paralyzed doing what I loved the most, skiing. Music has always been a huge part of my life, especially extended works. Terrapin Station, Mountain Jam, King Crimson, Tubular Bells, too many to list. Now I listen with an entirely different perspective. My mind dissolves into the magic I'm listening to and it brings me back to a time when entering adulthood, anything was possible with your future life. No regrets with where I have arrived. The one constant throughout has been music. The stories of loved ones lost really touched me. I grieve your loss and wish you comfort, knowing your love of music helps you through heartbreaking times. Love and peace to all of you.
You are a warrior, god bless you 🙏🏼.
Hey, I hope you have been doing well these last seven days! Stay strong.
I went nearly completely paralyzed for a while from a disc herniation in my spine, and no one did anything. Felt like surgery without anesthesia. Ended up going 10 days without food, used a cane to drive from ER to ER from doc to doc, and people laughed at me while I begged for help. Idiot. Was left partially paralyzed, but can still walk, and no one cares. Wish I could go to the Mayo clinic before another disc herniates and I starve to death in a puddle of bodily fluids in a ditch like last time.
Not jojo reference? Confusing
god bless .you are loved
RIP Peter Sinfield.
The beautiful man who wrote the beautiful words of this and many other songs.
Amen.
Feeling the power, and dreadful grace, of this song at 18, was exhilarating.
At 70, I still feel its magic.
Its seems time has skipped for you in just a blink of an eye, wouldn't you say?
@@SamsDevelopmentChannel We are next lol one moment I'm 23 next moment I'm gonna be 63 (hopefully) lol
@@SamsDevelopmentChannel jojo fans try not to comment on any single music band fan with forced reference challenge (impossible)
@@roman108 excuse me? what is jojo?
@@SamsDevelopmentChannel It has? 🤣👍
The instrumentation and the voice of Greg Lake make it so good.
Friendship ended with rainbow lion
Now screaming red man is by best friend
Underrated comment lol.
Now with additional organ
lmao, gotta admit though, Rainbow Lion always been there for us 😤
thats pink you mong
How sad that you had to say this like three times due to the comments yeeting
At the ripe ol age of 41 just now discovering this band makes me realize that you’re literally never too old to have new-old music experiences. This is beautiful music! Instant fan ❤
You're just a baby! Glad you discovered this great music. I've been listening to this since 1971.
Even better when your mind is altered.
KING CRIMSON KONO REQUIEM
They used to play this on the radio. WHEN FM great and part a world wide culture Renaissance.
45 and just doing the same.
Saw some Fripp videos and the guy is just magnetic once you break through his stern face.
Fascinating musicality.
Almost 50 years ago, I was in a record store (yes, they only had vinyls), flipping through albums, when I saw this cover. I had a hunch that, with a cover like this, the music had to be something else. And it was. One of the best hunches I ever had.
Woah man that's an amazing thing that happened to you
Agreed
Jeez you gotta be around 65 years old now
nice
@@snakehub6160 idk if this is a joke or not but ya do know that he literally posted this one month ago right?
As I read some of the comments here they
certainly made me relate. I am now 73 years old, a lifelong guitarist and musician. Music was always the center of my universe since I was about 4 years old and my sister would bring home the old 45 RPM records. She would have me sit with her while we listened to this new kind of music called Rock and Roll.
I played in my bands since age 14 and was considered a Hippie. I first heard King Crimson, and Greg Lake immediately when they released this incredible and awesome piece of work. I still have it in my old vinyl collection. I taught my eldest son to play guitar when he was 12 years old. He went on to become a rather famous guitarist and musician. His first group signed with Island Records in 2002, MTV video in the top 20, toured all over the US and Canada...Then he formed his own band, wrote all the songs, played guitar and sang. He named this group Jade Lemons and the Crimson Lust! So the legacy continues. Jade died April 6th 2016. My heart is broken forever, but he lives on in his music. They all do.
Touching story, sorry about your loss.
Great to know
Hope u don't encounter a strange pink haired guy talking to objects .
I heard he can _________ . Its really _______ to be around crimson King
@@jacksmith-mu3ee 😐
@@aaz.2007 his name is do----- and he is the head of -------
@@jacksmith-mu3ee mate i don't know if you are a bot but if not this is really not the place
BOSS BATTLES | THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING
Lvl 1: Keeper of the City Keys
Lvl 2: Purple Piper
Lvl 3: Yellow Jester
Lvl 4: Fire Witch
Lvl 5: Black Queen
Lvl 6: Crimson King
Level 7: Kinga crimson
Touhou be Like
You forgot the Patterned Juggler
This is actually a very cool way to make a videogame and reference the song
Yellow Jester- Giorno
Black Queen- Risotto Nero
Fire Witch- Trish
Patterned Juggler- King Crimson(referring to the pattern shapes on his body)
Crimson King- Diavolo
This song and this album are truly a masterpiece, wouldn't you agree, Jean Pierre Polnareff?
Diavolo!
@@nitrobladezxl2994 YES I AM!
It appears that no matter how much I tear apart the past. It still manages to wriggle up like a worm from under a rock.
This is suprising.
@@nickynick9618 No wonder I couldn't think of anyone who opposed me.
I think he hates your comment
Bro was not even subtly about the jojoke
fun fact: a crimson king is a reference to a king that ruled during a particularly bloody period of time..
watashi wa no kawaii doppio
Doppio
which?
@@arvin390 I’m homosexual
@@derxn4647 and ball torture
This album saved my life when i was 16. This is still the most important song I ever heard. I'm now 70.
В далёком Советском Союзе мы передавали запись этого диска, как сокровище. Нам было по 14-15 лет.
С тех пор я переслушал кучу музыки - от губной гармошки до симфонических оркестров и крутых исполнителей.
Но этот диск так и остаётся шедевром.
Thank you were blown away by a true masterpiece. True classic
That's because half of the time it was your other personality helping you.
The purple piper plays his tune.... Music is magic my friend..
Also my , i'm 68.......
There are things that even King Crimson won't skip.
good comment
won't or can't?
@@buddeman27 won't
@@tengentoppagurrenlagann thats a shame...
10/10 comment
Listening to this song with my eyes closed makes it feel like time got erased.
Says the time accelerator
@@emperornefarious5273 better than being some schizophrenic pink haired guy in the 21st century
@@madeinheaven9956 Tru
How can stands have youtube?!
@@rubbergamer5092 Because I defy the laws of universe
This song is amazing, I wouldn't want to skip even 10 seconds of it
i see what you did there!
Jojo Reference???
OMG LE EPIK JOJO REFERENCE LE FANNIIIIIIIIIIII
Jo...jo...jo..jo...jojo reference😳
Okay I dont really like most jojo references but this one was pretty good
I'm 51 now. Dad introduced me to this classic, along with Procol Harum and other greats at 8 yrs of age, on. Thanks dad, RIP.
love You man, my dad also introtuced me to this beauty side of music
I am 71 , this is class
I'm 51 too ,this is an amazing piece! Especially the drums and keyboards/)organ.
Your dad was a good man.
@@Tony-hu7uk clavier, c'est un mellotron !
I cannot understand how the hell I've lived 50 years without hearing of this band? I'm having a complete discovery of King Crimson in all is iterations.... I stayed up until midnight last night, Christmas, listening to this entire album, and every live version I could find of this song. My Christmas present!
Greg Lake of ELP👍🇦🇺
Comment ça ? Il faut que tu nous raconte ! Joyeux Noël … et bonne Année 2022 !
Don't feel too bad, I also waited 50 years to hear this whilst watching the film Children of Men. I can't believe my mother didn't own this album, her record collection was extensive yet I never recall this being played. Better late than never!
i first heard the name in 2017 i think, but you couldn't really find them on youtube then. i first heard 21st Century Schizoid man in 2020 and was completely blown away by it.
That makes 2 of us! I was watching VOIR on Netflix and the chorus was used in just a small part..I came straight to you tube! 🤟Rock on...man I miss the 70's💜✌🌈🌛🌍
Yesterday I played this for my mom. She passed today. It was one of her favorite songs. It gave her comfort in the end.
I'm so sorry for your loss, may your mom Rest In Peace.
❤️
I'm very sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace. She appreciated great art!
She got donut
@@XotoriD4rak WRONG TIME MAN! Funny, but not the time man.
In this comment section you are either a fan of King Crimson or a fan of King Crimson
Underrated
Or both
Both
Both
I'm just a fan of the song
OMG I'm in tears! Takes me back!! 71 and still here listening like the old days!!!
ditto ditto ditto
76 and the same .;.Conan UK
My sentiments too.... I'll be 72 this Christmas...Noel India ☮️✌️❤️
oh me too. 71here too. i miss my husband and this time. married in 76.
@@terriwilson2093 cherish his memories, Terri... he's resting in heavenly peace 🙏✝️
This song is legendary, wouldn't you agree Jean-Pierre Polnareff?
You're...
*DIAVOLO!*
Lmaoo
a g r e e
I wonder if Greg Lakes agrees
😮
This song is a gold experience
_Diavolo wants to know your location_
@@yeaimtotallygyro3444 diavolo now knows your position. Run
@@noahandreasen9221 dojyaa...
@@yahyana Val, this is the wrong universe.
...So this is humanity's situation now.....
😧
King crimson cannot skip this song, Its too powerful and beautiful.
Apparently the song is all about death and one's inability to do that, so yeah he quite literally was unable to do that
@@shinobix4925 nice
So Araki named it that for a reason
The best
You can’t skip King Crimson, but it can skip YOU! That is King Crimson’s ability.
Not even the world it’s self could conquer this melody
I'm a 15-year-old blind pianist and I love king crimson and I'm italian my favourite king crimson is Greg Lake. I love his voice
R.I.P. Greg Lake - you are missed
@@Firemanrfdny i love when i hear him playing the bass
Is that the same lake that became Emerson lake and palmer? I never knew that but I did listen to King King crimson all the way back to 1970 I mean 1969 when I was only 11 years old I turned 12 in June of 69 so I might have been 12 I heard them on the radio from Roseville California listening to Sacramento AM radio. I also saw many UFOs on a regular basis flying over my home in Roseville next to Oakmont high School. Not kidding.@@Firemanrfdny
isn't greg lake with elp?
@@karlhelm875 yes, but for a certain period he has been with King Crimson, for example, when he sang epitaph
Upset that my dad knew about king crimson and never introduced me, no words can describe how fantastic this song is
how can be possible? he never play them while you were home?
@@francesco0360 nope he doesn't like prog rock but he knew I did and never bothered to tell me
He did, several times actually, it just so happened to be when King Crimson erased time.
Araki introduced me to most of these western songs as an asian.
If it weren't for jojo I wouldn't be here witnessing and hearing these great songs.
My grown kids disagree with me on any number of things, but they're united in awe of the music I introduced them to when they were little. I've still got the first release of this album on vinyl, and have always had killer sound systems...
"The court jester does not play, but gently pulls the strings." Absolute poetry
Yellow Jester ?
"The gardener plants an evergreen whilst trampling on a flower,"
Pulls the strings and makes them ring
@@princea08999 yes, of course! Yellow Jester! 😊
Those strings are oddly made of the Iron in Human Blood
I like how Araki introduced his fan base to good music. This song makes me feel like I’m floating
who knew mangakas always find a way to introduce their playlists to people
Tru
Kee Vano Ah I see you are a Radiohead fan as well
True
The pfp is basically your comment in an example also I agree
My older brother had this lp, I was around 11 the first time I heard it. It was great then like it is today at 65.
Such a beautiful song. It was great having an older brother that grew up in the 60s. I was exposed to such awesome music and then my music of the 70s. What a great time it was to grow up in.
Dans le même cas mais j’avais 14 ans et mon frère avait acheté le vinyl ; je regarde la pochette avec tellement de tendresse pour ces merveilleux souvenirs 🙏
It seems many people started as fans of King Crimson then discovered and became fans of King Crimson.
indeed, lord cornholio
This song is really good
Wouldn’t you agree?
@@RookTVchannel certainly!
Diavolo fans be like: yooo this song is fire🔥🔥
@@RookTVchannel Jean Pierre Polnareff?
This song doesn't slap, it feels like a punch through the stomach.
Most subtle jojoke I’ve ever heard
This is like those moody blues
A donut, if you will
damn how i wish to go back in time like a video
Maybe a chop thru the heart, too.
Cant wait until fripp turns the comments off
why he does that might I ask?
@@urt1202
80% cause of Jojo fans
10% cause of King Crimson fans
10% cause something to do with DGM’s business practices and philosophy or something
@@tipsyviewer1495 i don't think he minds jojo fans that much, he said nothing about them ever since that one meme repost
And it's mostly the old videos that have the comments disabled. The 50th aniversary uploads have their comments available
@@urt1202 Because youtube comments sucks
My dad was a big listener of King Crimson many moons ago before he left earth in 1980 but tunes like this connect him to me with his timeless tunes he groved to while painting his portraits... why i love music, its a time machine, takes you to a time, place and feeling... cheers all
King Crimson fans: 45%
Jojo's bizarre adventure fans: 45%
The rest of the 10% is cause rusty venture said this album would turn you into a evil super scientist
finally a comment about venture bros
It'll turn you into an evil *something,* that's for sure.
This is what happens when you coalesce existential dread into an album.
@@firetarrasque4667 it's a reference to the show the Venture bros. The dad had listened to prog rock that made him become a scientist and he said listening to court of the crimson king too early would turn his son evil. Its a good show
Yup. Rusty sent me here.
Hank turned evil, but they canceled the series.
Damn this song hits hard, like a punch through the guts.
yeah, that was some words of passione
jojo fans to boomers: the future is now old man
Its amazing it gave me a purple haze
Back in the 70's my FM station would play this on Sunday mornings...
Abbacchio can relate to that
Please fripp I beg of you. DON't delete this. I'll buy the fucking albuM WHen I get a job I swear. Pls Mr Fripp, Please don't.
Next time I see him I'll ask him
several times i commented to mr. fripp that people more people need to hear this music....you think.....?
@@bangersnmash4856 Thanks, bangers n mash
@@aesophspade7510 I do. Especially people who don't live in the UK or the US who aren't aware of King Crimson because they aren't on major streaming services. Like I only found out where I can buy their music a month ago and I've been aware of this band for 2 years
And you've never heard of soundcloud or spotify I guess?
King Crimson reminds of my Dad. He used to play all the best progressive music back in the day. Oh where has the creativity gone. He really knew his music. I'm 60 now and my Dad passed a couple years ago. This song brings back the best memories. Thanks Dad, and thanks King Crimson.
There is still tons of talent and creativity out there. Progressive metal is as deep with content as it has ever been.
Seu pai então era genial...parabéns...eu amooo
I'd never heard of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure until now. Same for The Venture Brothers. Thank you for enriching my life, folks!
It's a nice Japanese manga/anime series isn't it? Even if it's not your cup of tea, the author has a bloody good taste in music that's for sure!
Venture brothers is fun it starts as a send up of Jonny quest and then just parodies pretty much the whole era.
imagine 8 1/2 .... BUT ANIME
Haha Venture Bros absolutely rules hell yeah
This
My earliest memory is this album artwork and music. My mom would get concerned as I stared at the album cover and listen to it over and over. This was around 1976 I was 4
What's concerning about that? Lol
I love king Crimson, especially this song. I remember using it for a D&D inspiration, the purple piper was a maddened bard, the black queen an evil necromancer, the crimson king a violent tyrant, the Gardener an execution, the patterned juggler juggled skulls and the yellow jester a puppeteer using creepy marionettes.
It is one of my favourite songs, and the faces on the players when it clicked were gold
I hope you don't mind if I use these
bmi
It miiiight be inspiring something in my D&D campaign which I miiight be scripting right now while listening to this. Going a totally different route to things than you did here, though I do like it!
I used the Crimson King in an In Nomine campaign. As Satan.
Well then... thank you for the inspiration! ^^
I'm metalhead but this album is one of the greatest albums in history of music.
Truly amazing masterpiece.
🧿
Well this is good metal is now, but before distortion and drop D
This is what led to heavy metal actually acid rock
The Saxon cover is fantastic
Voivod brought me here lol. Amazing band for sure
Todo metaleiro tem que dizer que é né ? Kk também sou mas uma boa música existe vários gênero, todo rock é bom, curto até enigma
Finally... The full version of "The Court Of The Crimson King"
Hey dumbasa songs been around since its release jus another account holding it
Yeah so glad the full album's back up again, for how long I don't know but I'm hopeful. I really don't know why they withheld half of the album from yt while everything else was there
@@sorcyboi2848 They can only keep their songs up temporarily?
@@gab2876 this is Fripp who knows what he's gonna do
@@Gustavsnaf d u m b a s a
King Crimson fans: 30%
King Crimson fans: 40%
King Crimson and King Crimson fans: 30%
1% abd fans
@@itsnarroblox what in god is abd
@@natqan ''A Bizarre Day'', i guess. Is a Roblox game.
@@itsnarroblox N O that game is bad now honestly it brings a bunch of toxic kiids to the jojo community too
+ 45.47% from Pink Floyd fans
Rest in peace, Ian McDonald. Thank you for this masterpiece and a few others, written so early in your life (often with lyrics by Peter Sinfield). Great arranger, keyboard player, flautist, saxophonist, guitar player, singer... What a talent !
Sorry to disappoint you but Philip Sinfield wrote the lyrics
@@christopheraliaga-kelly6254 : I know this .. except it's not "Philip", it is Peter Sinfield who wrote the lyrics, like many for KC and ELP - and you don't disappoint me. I should have said "composed" because I was thinking mainly about the music - which is what matters first.
Okey-dokey. I was wrong
So powerful in 69 still mesmerizing in 2023 Thanks Greg Lake for your powerful voice and guitar and King Crimson and to hear it live simply breathtaking.😮
Agreed . Its almost like it "skipped" time
Timeless songs!! As far as I can remember, "The Court Of The Crimson King", "Epitaph" and "I talk to the wind" were the first songs I heard from King Crimson. back in '69. That makes 53 yrs ago. Incredibly amazing, powerful, and beautiful songs!!
It always takes me back to '69. It just stirred my soul.
When I first listened to this song I had a massive impression of how similar it sounds to Ummagumma's opening songs, live execution of A Saucerful of Secrets. Year checks out. Great songs and awesome music
I envy you oldtimers who got to experience this stuff in it’s hayday…
I don't know if you're making a jojo reference or it was just a coincedence for you to say "Timeless" and mention "King Crimson" and "Epitaph" in one sentence
Me 2
I have no Idea who this Jojo guy is, but I am glad that it introduces zoomers to good music.
there are multiple jojo's-
The show is about multiple people that get the ability to manifest their spirits, which gives them powers after the or someone related by blood to them getting pierced by a special arrowhead.
EDIT: This reply has sparked a war. Have some tiddies to calm down.
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@@exynth1a215 when did anybody ask
@@thatsbreakfast8008 dude litteraly said idk who is this JoJo guy 🤦♂️ no one asked for ur opinion tho
@@lukamarceta5241 he just said "idk who jojo is". didn't ask for explanation and I don't need you to say anything lmao
Been Scrolling down for a while now still haven’t found the lyrics yet so here you go.
The rusted chains of prison moons
Are shattered by the sun
I walk a road, horizons change
The tournament's begun
The purple piper plays his tune
The choir softly sing
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
For the court of the crimson king
The keeper of the city keys
Put shutters on the dreams
I wait outside the pilgrim's door
With insufficient schemes
The black queen chants
The funeral march
The cracked brass bells will ring
To summon back the fire witch
To the court of the crimson king
The gardener plants an evergreen
Whilst trampling on a flower
I chase the wind of a prism ship
To taste the sweet and sour
The pattern juggler lifts his hand
The orchestra begin
As slowly turns the grinding wheel
In the court of the crimson king
On soft gray mornings widows cry
The wise men share a joke
I run to grasp divining signs
To satisfy the hoax
The yellow jester does not play
But gentle pulls the strings
And smiles as the puppets dance
In the court of the crimson king
Thank you
The words are pure poetry on their own, with the music accompaniment, sheer perfection.
Thank you, Sir. The words are perfect…
There is a lot of passione in this song!
This album was indeed a golden experience
In a roundabout way, yes, I must agree.
It feels like catching the rainbow in my opinion
It's chasing away my *moody blues*
Subtle, but smart. My Love for this comment upgraded to Deluxe
What blows me away the most is that the fact this song/album was made in *1969* . It feels so timeless and modern comparing to other songs in the late 60’s. Imo, this is truly one of the best albums ever.
Modern??
@@0532MOETIt’s called progressive rock for a reason, it’s progressive
Mmm, no, it sounds *aggressively* of its time, lol. That's not a bad thing. Not everything needs to be timeless. This is timeful.
@@user-sf4fy8bq1h Considering dark side of the moon wouldn’t come out until half a decade later, this is pretty innovative for its time, which is what the guy is trying to say
@@user-sf4fy8bq1h It sounds like something recorded in 1969 or earlier by a few years. It doesn't sound "ahead of its time" in any way.
All it took was a world wide pandemic to get Fripp to release these songs.
The reality: Island-Atlantic owned the rights to these early albums. Fripp probably had to buy the rights back from them. People are way too quick to put the blame on the artists, but the standard for signing on a record label, was to give the rights to their songs to the company. You had to hold out, and insist on retaining the rights, like Ray Charles did. But most bands didn't, they were just excited to get a record deal, and would do whatever, not knowing until later how they had been screwed.
The decay of trusted institutions, isolation, despair, and alienation, all of it against the backdrop of the Vietnam war. Sinfield loved (and still does) metaphors. Cheers!
Release? It's been always available! Just had to buy a decent copy.
@@omarluna2216 On YT, this is the official authorized version.
I knew that a tongue in cheek comment would garner some interesting responses. Thanks guys! Happy Holidays! 😁
The Voice of Greg Lake is amazing!
Saw Greg ..12 times Crimson..ELP..Solo..
Greg Lake in this band and later ELP, was simply the voice of prog rock. A baritone voice that unexpectedly came out of an innocent looking face. His voice multi tracked in the Court of the Crimson King and later Lucky Man are timeless.
Too bad he left crimson for elp. ELP was a joke. Aside from Tarkus. That song slaps
I'm ole Greg 🍏🥗
@@TechsHelpingHand?
Blew my mind in my 20’s- still doing it at 80- Fab guys- classic- Respect
If you want to learn about how orchestral structure and changing time signatures can be used in rock music this is a complete study guide in album form!!!! A masterpiece!!
their whole genre is interesting, it’s not even really rock, it’s kinda more like experimental jazz. but yea i get what you mean, the way this entire album was composed was nothing more than a work of magic
Try overture 1812 best classical rock
Beauty of prog rock :')
I was 16 to 17 yrs old when I first heard King Crimson. Its a lost time in my life, that music kind of brings me back to those days. A confusing time being a teen ager worried about going to Viet Nam, and all the young people at the time thinking they could change the world. Thanks for the memories.
Those youth did change the world, and unfortunately made into the post-capitalist hell we reside in now.
extra points for saying viet nam instead of vietnam
@@deafsear7548 yes
While I did find this song because of JoJo, I think it's a masterclass in ambience. It creates a feeling of dread that's incredibly hard to recreate, but it doesn't succumb to dissonance to achieve that. It's a beautiful piece which brings to mind feelings of grimdark fantasy.
It's literally the only reason why the dark tower exists, this song is pure lovecraftian horror the crimson king is an eregore a dark thought dreamt one day. A being of pure malice and agony, we've been in his court a long time and there is no way out. I also love how childish this song is its like a lullaby. It's so insulting to the listener but that's like my favorite thing about the song. Sorry I don't mean to dump all this on you but I truly believe this is one of the greatest songs ever written. I would honestly love if he was used in a more serious man very effective villain, don't get me wrong I love him in Jojo buy he is but a man, the real crimson king is a horrid manifestation. If we were to make an arc out of this album the only people capable of fighting against him would be the schizoid man and the moon child but that's like some really nerdy shit that I don't think anyone would take seriously lmao
@@sad-death I missed this entirely, I'm not really into KC but this song is legendary for prog rock itself and the whole movement, like Genesis and Yes, the earliest British prog, industrial was born through these songs, and ppl didn't even have categories defined yet for these sounds, so they broke them down in chord structures, beats, and instruments, ppl are so stupid with their boxing in and labeling of things, so they have to categorize everything, this album was known to be the most confusing for those types of people, kind of like mr bungle came out of no where, even early rap music was the same, they defied defining. So reading your comment, and others finding this material by JoJo and other quotes in the comments tells me this generation gets it, although I never heard of JoJo 😂
This is a test
@@rencecs6720 don't you agree?
JJBA is just Akari's favorite bands/albums list
A majestic piece of music! Thank you, Greg Lake! R.I.P.
The rusted chains of prison moons
Are shattered by the sun
I walk a road, horizons change
The tournament's begun
The purple piper plays his tune
The choir softly sing
Three lullabies in an ancient tongue
For the court of the Crimson King
The keeper of the city keys
Put shutters on the dreams
I wait outside the pilgrims' door
With insufficient schemes
The black queen chants the funeral march
The cracked brass bells will ring
To summon back the fire witch
To the court of the Crimson King
The gardener plants an evergreen
Whilst trampling on a flower
I chase the wind of a prism ship
To taste the sweet and sour
The pattern juggler lifts his hand
The orchestra begin
As slowly turns the grinding wheel
In the court of the Crimson King
On soft gray mornings widows cry
The wise men share a joke
I run to grasp divining signs
To satisfy the hoax
The yellow jester does not play
But gently pulls the strings
And smiles as the puppets dance
In the court of the Crimson King
Thank you, you brave white knight. How ever would I have known what to this song, if you, you magnificent bastard, if you hadn't looked them on LyricFind and copy and pasted them here. I would like you to comment the lyrics next on Wide Open by LeShaun. Thank you for service, God bless America, JESUS LOVES YOU.
@@brendan7870
If you pull down from [See more].
Search may be easier thanks good luck
*just in case*
missing a bit of "kiiiiiiiiiiiing" and "aaaaaaaaaahhh"
Tks
Im a 32 yr old black man who grew up on hip hop and r&b.... but I heard this on one of my favorite films "Children Of Men" and had to hear it in full. Wow! It made me think of every person I've ever met for some reason dude. I was locked in a transe. Crazy. Love this shit here man
Welcome to the world of progressive rock, there are some great bands.
I just finished watching the movie now and searched for the movie soundtrack..
When this came out I was a skinny little white boy listening to Desmond Decker... Music knows no boundaries.
Good music crosses all boundaries. Culture, race, nationality, language, it doesn't matter. I listen to tons of funk and soul music. We are all part of a huge family united by this wonderful music.
god children of men was a brilliant film
Seventy years old now. Bought this album with my pay from my paper-round in 1969. Amazing then and amazing now....not aged at all, unlike yours truly! I regard myself as the luckiest generation when it comes to iconic music. A teenager in the 60s when everything was innovative; most since has been derivative (but some pretty good, nevertheless!). I was blessed to be born when I was and still going strong, with this sort of quality available to play and play and play.
I’m also 70. I was lucky to have an older brother who turned me on to all the great music.
zappa has a cool explanation of why that is, check it out it’s called zappos explains decline of music industry
i was 17 when I was in Hyde Park and saw and heard them for the first time live. They were great, What you said about the time and the music is so true.
@@njwithy 1957 here ..nothing better ^60's ..70"s
60's were a terrible decade of Rock music. Beatles, Kinks and Stones aside. The prog rock and folk rock of the sixties was just terrible. Truly the worst decade of music for the twentieth century. But I get it, doesnt matter how bad it is, if you grew up with it, its going to be your jam.
Beautiful ,beyond belief, when life was simple, but the music took you to places beyond imagination .
I intentionally refrain from listening to this for months so that when I do hear it, it's fresh and feels like a special occasion. This song does something to me.
Yeah, I listened to it a lot around 6 moths ago so I got tired of it, but listening to it again it's like coming back home knowing there's a deliciuos meal waiting for you
Greg Lake had one of the best singing voices and was a great bassist and guitar player. I don't think he got enough praise for this. He had a fair amount of work to do in this band and ELP.
Lol! When ELP's "Pictures at an Exhibition" was released, I played it all the time and very, very loud and one day I said to my dad, "Isn't it incredible" and he said, "Yes dear, I've heard it before" and I said "You have" and he said "it's an adaption of Russian composer Mussorgsky's - Pictures at an Exhibition" and I said "WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?"😮 Lol! It's still great, I love it!🎵I still have the album along w/this one (KC).
Saw Greg at Cal Jam The first one.."Still You Turn Me On" 12 string solo...performance..Wow..
@@bubbley1963 You were lucky! What a talented performer. I didn't know he'd passed away. I'm sorry to hear that. RIP Greg Lake.❤🌹
Saw Cal jam as well. Some of the greatest British Rock bands played there. ELP, Sabbath, Purple, as well as American bands like The Eagles and such. I must say that British Rockers from the 70’s BLEW AWAY American Rock bands. A different level of standard and excellence.
shoutout to the drummer Michael Giles also!
Gotta love King Crimson with a burning Passioné
IS that a ...
jOJo'S ReFerEnCe??!?!
@@nikhileshyuvaraj5959 stop ruining it.
@@nikhileshyuvaraj5959 YES
@@stand_user-yb3ee1ts5s YES YES YES YES Y E S
@@Winkelheim and... THEY RUINED IT!
I’m going on 70yrs & Still play this on my stereo 👍
Jesse Jaime
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“Lullabies in an ancient tongue…” what an image- they blew my mind…then and now. Me too 18 and now 65 - I am huge fan. Wonderful! Brings back many memories…takes you right back…
Better late than never Mr. Fripp.
Indeed. They were always a tad edgy about TH-cam and other platforms. However, when my local pub's jukebox included this album and others, you better believe I was playing them. :-)
robertfripisgreatmusicianperfect🎸🥰👏🙌😃🤘👌･
Well stated.
The of a the am the of yes 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
"a tad edge" xD i'll say
Imagine you're in your 20's and make an album even 50 years after people are still gonna think was quite ahead of its time. That's what King Crimson did.
The pioneers of music are trully magical
It's almost too much to wrap your head around, isn't it? This song is so incredible that I barely have the words. The way it slows down and speeds up just adds to its immense majesty. And the lyrics are sensational. Wow, what a band!
Yeah, King Crimson couldn't even predict what was gonna happen!
This is king crimson’s ability
21st Century Schizoid Man was a prophesy.
“A mere jester sneers at the Crimson King in his own courtyard?” -Diavolo to Risotto probably
gawd damn i didnt think about that
😂
Yo fr u might be unto smth
Well, risotto is the black queen. Giorno is the yellow jester
@@345masked-rb5rf HERE COMES THE BLACK QUEEN POKING IN THE PILE!
I know nothing about this band, this album, this song. I randomly clicked on it and found something rivalling the greatness of pink Floyd and this is amazing. Weirdly nostalgic and haunting, it has a strange aura but I love it.
i am amazed at how unique this song is.they basically build a dark fantasy world in a 10 minute song better than most series can do in 100 episodes. The ambience, the lyrics and the dark yet slightly heavenly choir really makes this one of my favourite songs.
All jojo memes aside araki has great taste and i am greatful to him for bringing my attention to old western music.
Can we get much higher?
@@sillyfella2009 so high
Jojo author refers to this song?
@@June28July the main villain in pt5s ability is literally named [King Crimson]
and this song could also have inspired structure of a criminal organisation in pt5
@@fanatomic24 no, the stand is called King Crimson. And saying it does better than most shows is a bit of a stretch. This song's amazing but be reasonable
Araki has the best taste in music
I fucking wish he didn't
@@Toe_Merchant I understand, JoJo fans can be annoying as fuck but you'll get used to it
@@Toe_Merchant in my opinion your opinion sucks
@@Toe_Merchant I’m glad he did :)
I'm glad he did... otherwise, I wouldn't be here, and it is a great song.
I heard King Crimson for the first time when I was 15 years old. We passed each other a joint and were well stoned and this music was simply the greatest! Today I'm 70 and I still love it and will forever
i know we jojo fans can get kinda annoying in the comment section but man, there’s some awesome music i might’ve never known of had araki not had such awesome music taste ❤️
Wow...does this track bring back some dark and fuzzy memories from my late 60's past...this for the memories.....
Exactly. Thank god for this wholesome mangaka with great Music taste. Without him i wouldnt know about many songs And bands
@@naiteiruakuma2261 yeah
with jojo's i think i truly figured out my musical taste
Also songs Mandom, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, The Wonder of You, Another One Bites the Dust, Shine One You Crazy Diamond are my favs
Man this song is sooo good i mean -
- so thats why it really is a 10/10
I understand this reference, I don't think most people get it
King crimson has erased your oppinion
This is a pretty goo-
-But this sure is a great song
Ye ye
Brilliant, Brilliant, Magnificent Comment.
This has been recorded in 1969, almost fifty two years ago. It's unbelievable!
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I've been having convulsions over this drumming since 1970. I'm 70 and I still go into convulsions when the drums fire off each and everytime.
Greg Lake was in two of the greatest progressive rock bands of all time.
he was in Rush and Yes...really
Bill Bruford was in more than that....
King Crimson, what was the second one?
@@vonn4017 "Yes...really" is really greatest rock band, you right
@@Kooobf The other band was Emerson, Lake & Palmer
It was 1977 when i first met this dude in West Virginia at a glass plant..My neighbor said that I had to meet him because he was into music like i was..So began my thirty year epic journey of making music with a little band called Acrylic Prism..I mention this because we both had a love for King Crimson and Robert Fripp..Kevin just recently passed at the age of 63. He was the only constant through the bands history..I guess that when there was music to be played..Acrylic Prism would appear to play it .Rest in peace my friend..
Hey man that's a really cool story. I made a quick search on TH-cam and Google, couldn't found anything about your band. Would or could you share any of your music on the internet. That would really lit.
@@ar8338 would love to but I have very little of it and i played on it..Besides that I Don t have the means to share it because all That I have is a small phone and tablet. Our guitar player.Jim Rustemeyer is all over You tube. Check him out. He records with his significant other as well as with Anubis Spire(another band we collaborate with)..
@@chrisshill1252 thanks for replying! I'll be sure to check out your friends other projects!
@@ar8338 Unfortunately..Anubis Spire has lost yet another member. Between us and them we are dropping at an alarming rate in the obscure music scene. Take care..
Not even Epitaph could have predicted how incredible this song is
same band
Well yeah but you see what I also did there right?
@@loooptylooops7067 Probably not
It was a JoJo's reference
Epitaph is a thing where the person who uses "King crimson" which is a name off this band obviously and he has a thing called epitaph and it can predict the future
When I was a 15 year old kid, I would sleep with a radio on. One night I woke up to the sound of this song playing…. And it was so amazing, I thought to myself, who and what is that. I bought the album, and the rest is history. You have no idea, the mystical, magical event that it was to me.
I do know, i found king crimson and YES in a similar fashion at a similar age, there is nothing more amazing and beautiful. Im 50 now when i close my eyes for the last time on this earth i hope they open again in the court of the crimson king.
Me too! I actually learned to play flute because of this band.
Yep, music IS Majick!
Yes. When radio djs dare to be different.
My dad loved King Crimson and had this album. I remember him playing it over and over in a small house in Cambridge, Massachusetts over 50 years ago just like it was yesterday. I remember every nuance and lyric. I miss you dad. ❤
Wow
music is a powerful force! my dad was playing elton johns yellow brick road album in the early 80s one day and i’ll never forget watching him sit cross legged in front of his hi-fi enjoying the music.
Funny how that works. I can sing along with my dad's nat king Cole albums to this day.
Greg Lake..
I am still listening to it at 71 cranked up .I come from Massachusetts too
I could listen to this song *forever.* And ever. And ever. *Experiencing* every possibility that life has to offer. It’s like a soft *requiem* that will play gently in the back of my mind for the *foreseeable future.*
Make donuts
**Oh** really
@@themightyduck562 *ye*
*SUBTLE*
@MissChromatic y e s
Listening to some delicious prog can make a man hungry. After this I'm going to Burger KIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGIIIINNNGGGGIINNNGGG AAAAAAHHHH AAHH AHHHHH
And I will ask for the 21st Century Schizoid Whopper.
Legendary comment made by a legendary dad
Ngl this dad joke made me chuckle like an idiot
Not that funny but I still died 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol
King Crimson being named after this song and the band just fits so well. I feel so many emotions just by listening to this that I can’t even explain them. first a fan of Kingo Crimson and now a fan of King Crimson. Araki did a great job on naming stands, and I thank him for introducing me to music I would’ve never heard if I hadn’t watched JoJo.
Man, Araki has damn good taste.
one person here likes jojo I guess
@@GAarcher bruh, theres so many annoying jojo fans in the comments, hes not the only one lol. im a fan too, but jesus fucking christ, they are hella annoying
@@weiner01103jojo is life
The great plague of zoomers if i say so myself. But yeah, he did have a good taste, shine on you CRAZY DIAMOND, this masterpiece, echoes, red hot chili peppers etc. Great times for music
A song that captures the imagination of both the "Crimson" and the listener. Robert Fripp is a musical genius and Greg Lake brings it all home with his breathtaking vocals. King Crimson was a band that explored all types of the music genre. Again, this song is such a joy to listen to.
I believe in Father Xmas.
@@joedent3323ok
Exactamente! Para mí igual!!! 🤩💯✌️
This album should be in the top 10 of the best albums in history
It's in my top 10 for sure
It's ranked #3 on rateyourmusic
I love Greg Lake vocals. His singing voice after a fierce performance is lyrical and memorable.
cant agree more with this
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Anything Greg Lake is involved in is pure magic.
I was 14 year old my best friend dad knew I was into genesis told us to come into the living room he wanted me to hear a song
I can never thank him enough for getting me started on King Crimson
RIP fine sir
King is back *now legally
This is the best song ever written, all the instruments playing together in such a creative way with almost heavenly harmonics helping the already creative and slightly disturbing lyrics. This entire album is so creative and aged so well, definitely my favorite song of all time
Slow down bud....stairway to heaven aint chopped liver
Might be edged out by Starless.
Guys it's been 3 months and... its still good holy shit
Stairway to heaven is nonsense, King Crimson blows zeppelin out of the water. Fact, not opinion.
İ may agree with you. Richness of this song is almost like a musical zip foldee.
Il y a bien longtemps que je n'avais pas écouté king crimson, c'est un régal pour mes oreilles, j'adore, je kiffe.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This song feels like a Golden Experience to listen to
laughed
Gold Experience is actually a band
@@Thy_Grand_Marshal wdym, The Golden Experience is a Prince album
@@Fetuchinityit's just gold experience concerning the album and the stand also, or golden wind, golden experience don't exist
@@dormin4089the albums called The gold experience
*Immortal masterpiece and one of the top Progressive Rock albums of all times. 10/10.*
And arguably one of the first
Have the boxed set.l0ve it.
I bought this album in 1969 because of the cover and and since then I have played it constantly because of the music. Robert Fripp's guitar playing, Greg Lake's singing, Ian Mcdonald's musical genius, and Pete Sinfield's lyrics. 'Epitaph' is one of the best tracks on any album, ever
You forgot to mentioned Giles Drumming. Giles is way ahead of his time. Just take a listen at 2:20. Its a masterpiece. His drumming on Second Album is good too.
He's in the same league as Bonham and Baker.
The mellotron played by this and other bands like Moody Blues and Beatles is a very unique instrument. Not amazing by today's standards of electronic instruments but worth noting that it was a basic tape machine with multi-tracks to emulate a flute, violin and cello. Creating hauntingly beautiful sounds.
@@daghetto101 I've always thought his drumming on this album and In the Wake of Poseidon was exceptional. I always have to play air drums when I listen to ITWOP.
KING CRIMSON IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PROGRESSIVE CLASSIC ROCK BAND EVER.🎸🥁🎹🪈🎵🎶🎼🤘🇺🇲🇺🇸🇨🇦
Peter Townshend described this great album as "an uncanny masterpiece". More than 50 years have passed and it is still a unique gem of the progressive rock genre.
Just incredible. I saw King Crimson in 1974 with Ten Years After and Robin Trower. Incredible show!
That's a great lineup! It obviously is a great memory.
Wow!
@Marsha Rupe : tree legend's ,one show, you lucky lady
What a lineup!
You saw more than me
I haven't heard this in 40 years. I'm so happy that the quality of pot has finally caught up with the music of my youth.
U still alive?
A complete masterpiece from end to end. Music, lyrics, performance. It fascinates, sets the mood. Brilliant