At the risk of pissing some of you off in my first post, you people who think KC lost it's way after the departure of Sinfield, are simply NOT true KC aficionados. You are stuck in the Court of the Crimson King era while KC has moved on.
KC's best work from the early period is without a doubt the album "RED" and it was done with only 3 remaining band members and WITHOUT Sinfield. when the band was about to break up.
If you want to understand KC, you need to understand Fripp and to do that it helps to read Eric Tamm's biography of Fripp. All that Sinfield ever contributed were obscure lyrics and lyrics are NOT what KC was about at the time, nor is it what KC is about today.
At the risk of pissing some of you off in my first post, you people who think KC lost it's way after the departure of Sinfield, are simply NOT true KC aficionados. You are stuck in the Court of the Crimson King era while KC has moved on.
KC's best work from the early period is without a doubt the album "RED" and it was done with only 3 remaining band members and WITHOUT Sinfield. when the band was about to break up.
If you want to understand KC, you need to understand Fripp and to do that it helps to read Eric Tamm's biography of Fripp. All that Sinfield ever contributed were obscure lyrics and lyrics are NOT what KC was about at the time, nor is it what KC is about today.