Title: Sonik Mess
Product review: If one enjoys the cacophony of an orchestra or a rock band warming up before a perfomance, one will have fun listening to this live disc. The tracks are "improvisations" taken from the band's tour of the United States and Japan in 1995. The question that begs to be asked is why was this material released? After all, the one improvisation worth of note"Thrak" has already been featured twice on the band's other live album B'BOOM: AN OFFICIAL BOOTLEG LIVE IN ARGENTINA 1994. The liner notes to the compact disc answer that King Crimson could release THRAKATTAK on the band's own label(Discipline Global Mobile) because profit-driven major labels would not allow the band to act on its "wilder impulses". The major labels might be right, some impulses are meant to be ignored.
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