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Greg Lake Band - Live 2005
In the Court of the Crimson King / 21st Century Schizoid Man
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King Crimson - Red
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Live in Japan
King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic
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Bill Bruford: drums - Robert Fripp: guitar, mellotron
John Wetton: bass - David Cross: violin - Jamie Muir - Percusssion, drums
King Crimson - Sheltering Sky
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Live in Frejus - 1982
Adrian Belew: guitar and vocal - Robert Fripp: guitar
Tony Levin: stick and bass guitar - Bill Bruford: drums
Gentle Giant - On Reflection
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1978 BBC
Serious Baroque Influences
Freakin’ Awesome Muscianship!
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Gentle Giant - Proclamation
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1978 BBC
Gentle Giant - Free Hand
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1978 BBC
Emerson Lake & Palmer - Knife-Edge
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Beat Club Dec. 31, 1970
This tune is loosely based on Leoš Janácek "Sinfonietta" (1926),
and the middle section of the song features parts of Johann Sebastian Bach’s "First French Suite in D Minor"
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Take A Pebble
Live in Switzerland, 1970
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Fanfare For The Common Man
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Live In Montreal, 1977
An Aaron Copeland Composition
Yes - Siberian Khatru
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Live In Philadelphia (1979) Part 1- Siberian Khatru
Jon Anderson’s High Tenor Voice is certainly unique
Jethro Tull - To Cry You a Song/A New Day Yesterday
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July 31, 1976 in Tampa, Florida
Wildman Ian Anderson
Ian Anderson Flute Solo
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Merriment!
July 31, 1976 in Tampa, Florida
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
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1978 at Madison Square Garden