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Review title: Classic
Product review: The common buzz with this album is that it is too much like the first, In The Court Of The Crimson King. That may be arguable for the first--well, I was going to say side, but now we have to say half.For the second, this is just not true."Cat Food" is King Crimson moving forward at warp speed, with Keith Tippit's jazzy improv panio. It is a perfect song, and nothing like anything on In The Court. "Devils Triangle." is Fripp working with a mellotron in far more dissnonet ways than on Mach I.And even if you listen to "Pictures of A City" or "Cadence And Cascade," it is more Crimso expnading on ideas they laid down than copying them. "Pictures" has more complicated stops and has a funkiness thanks to Peter Giles tight and chunky bass work. "Cadence" with its light flute and accustic guitar, is far from the trippy keybords on talk to the wind.The title track is a copy. Ok. Ok.
