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A sublime live-in-the-studio recording from the only King Crimson tribute made up entirely of former King Crimson members! Recorded at the Mark Angelo Studios in London in 2002, these are some of the... more

The 21st Century Schizoid Band is a King Crimson alumnus group that featured original and former KC members Ian McDonald on sax, flute, keys, percussion and vocals; Mel Collins (From later versions... more

This collection of concert recordings from 2000—as well as live improvisations recorded during the tour for the album "The ConstruKction of Light"—came out via a limited-edition three-disc set that... more

First officially released in 1998, this 2-CD set is the most complete version available of King Crimson's 1973 concert at Amsterdam's Concertgebouw. Some of these highly prized performances appear on... more

More recordings from King Crimson's 2016 European tour are on the way; first, though, comes this EP featuring the title Bowie classic (on which, of course, Fripp and his guitar played a crucial... more

Fripp, Belew, Levin and Bruford continued their new-wave journey on this 1982 LP. The songs take us from the beauty of love to the creeping neurosis of the city, and the bass, guitar and drum... more

Here's the most fully realized audio-visual statement yet from the modern incarnation of King Crimson: three themed CDs plus a Blu-Ray disc with video as well as an audio-only option in lossless... more

Poorly recorded bootlegs of the current King Crimson lineup have been circulating. Here's the first official full concert release by today's King Crimson: classics, new material and percussion pieces... more

Critics were dazzled and fans came out en masse when these prog-rock pioneers embarked on their sold-out 2014 U.S. tour. Here, on CD (which also includes a 24/96 hi-res stereo mix on a DVD-Audio... more

Energized by a new lineup (Robert Fripp, John Wetton, Bill Bruford, Jamie Muir and David Cross) and the bold new ideas in Fripp's head, King Crimson scored a Top 20 UK hit with this 1973 LP, their... more

The classic album has been mixed for 5.1 surround sound from the original studio masters by Steve Wilson and is fully approved by Crimson founder Robert Fripp. Almost 90 minutes of bonus material-... more

With its delicate jazzy sound and its expanded range of instruments, Crimson's third LP (1971) was arguably their most ambitious to date. Cirkus; Indoor Games; Happy Family; Lady of the Dancing... more

One of the most astonishing debuts in rock gets the royal treatment as we mark its 40th anniversary! Both editions include a new Stephen Wilson/Robert Fripp stereo mix plus the Epitaph backing track;... more

2009 CD/DVD set, the second release in the 40th Anniversary series. This version of the 1969 album, one of the most revered rock albums of all time, contains a compact disc with 5.1 surround sound... more

Surround mixes by Steven Wilson (Porcupine Tree) approved by Robert Fripp. Digipak format with newly designed booklet interior featuring new sleeve notes by Robert Fripp and KC biographer Sid Smith.... more

This 2003 release represented the recorded culmination of the various ideas, approaches and styles employed by the Crimson turn of the century double duo line-up. Introduced and punctuated by a... more

THE CONDENSED 21ST CENTURY GUIDE TO King Crimson is a 2 CD compilation of 32 tracks, drawn from a catalogue spanning 13 studio albums, featuring material performed by 20 musicians from 6 line-ups,... more

Taken from the band's own stereo soundboard tapes, LIVE IN MAINZ presents the 1974 quartet line-up at the peak of it's powers days before the end of what was it's final European tour. Featuring a... more

This 1974 live document of the Fripp/Wetton/Cross/Bruford line-up, with some violin overdubs by Eddie Jobson, is largely taken from a June 28, 1974 show at the Casino in Asbury Park, NJ; this CD... more

The last Crimson release for 10 years, this 1984 album marked a move to relatively (mind you, relatively) more pop territory, with Sleepless; Industry and Model Man the highlights.

Epic pieces begin and end this 1971 album: the ten-minute-plus Formentera Lady and the nearly 12-minute title track. Fripp's guitars and Mellotron embark on some fascinating excursions, while Mel... more

2004 reissue of the band's 1970 album. Discipline.

Fripp's guitar met with the violent violin work of David Cross on this 1973 LP, recorded after this lineup had been touring like crazy in late '72. Wetton's melodic bass, Bruford's maniacal drums and... more

If that title has you thinking Kerouac and Cassady, you're on the right track. That was the band's wavelength when they laid down the lyrics set against these polyrhythms and dense guitar layers. The... more