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Review title: The Last Word (Or So We Thought)
Product review: It's too bad KC split up after this effort. After releasing experimental albums like Lark's Tongue and Lizard, King Crimson finally found their niche on Red. Robert Fripp lets loose on guitar. John Wetton sings his best on this and plays some great bass (he'd later form Asia around the time Crimson reformed in the 1980's). Bill Bruford's drumming sounds more out of control than on Yes. Ian McDonald returns with his reeds (sax and woodwinds) and David Cross gives the album an avant garde feel. You have heavy metal influence on "Red", jazz improvization on "Starless", and even a ballad "Fallen Angel". The opening track "Providence" is eerie, but not overbearing. It'd be almost another decade before Robert Fripp would reform KC.
