Artist: King Crimson
Genre: Progressive Rock
British progressive rock band known for their complex, innovative music. Their debut 'In the Court of the Crimson King' is a prog rock landmark. Their constantly evolving lineup and experimental approach influenced progressive rock, math rock, and metal. Robert Fripp's guitar work and their uncompromising artistic vision make them one of rock's most influential experimental bands.
King Crimson vinyl records
54 King Crimson new and used vinyl albums and singles UK sellers
KING CRIMSON Red (1977 UK second issue of the seminal 1974 5-track vinyl LP for many fans the definitive King Crimson album and highly influential to future prog-metallers housed in a glossy picture sleeve. The sleeve has some notable spinewear and edge scuffing but the vinyl shows only a few signs of play thus remaining excellent condition 2302066) Track Listing: 1
£34.00 used
KING CRIMSON Larks Tongues In Aspic (2021 UK/EU limited edition 6-track LP featuring the original 1973 stereo mix newly cut from masters approved by Robert Fripp pressed on 200-gram super heavyweight vinyl. Picture sleeve with hype sticker factory sealed) Track Listing: ÞÞLarks Tongues in Aspic is the fifth studio album by the mighty Crim released on 23 March 1973 through Island Records in the UK and Atlantic Records in the United States and Canada
£24.99 new
KING CRIMSON Starless And Bible Black (1974 Italian 8-track LP on the pink rim palm tree Island label gatefold picture sleeve complete with the rare lyric inner. The sleeve displays some minor wear with a little discolouring and scuffing to one corner the inner has no rips of splits whilst the vinyl shows only a few light signs of play
£84.00 used
KING CRIMSON In The Court Of The Crimson King (Limited 50th Anniversary Edition UK/EU 12-track double album 2-LP pressed on 200-gram Super Heavyweight Vinyl. Their seminal 1969 debut album featuring a new 2019 mix by Steven Wilson andabonus 7-track album of alternate mixes & studio takes by Steven Wilson and David Singleton approved by Robert Fripp
£29.99 new




