What does /mu/ think of post-Discipline King Crimson? I think

There are some real gems in it, but overall its kind of weak. I only listened to OP's pic and Three of a Perfect Pair though

>>69139698
I stopped listening after Three of a Perfect Pair, but that album and Beat both have their moments

>>69139748
Check out Thrak, you wont regret it.

>>69139794
Oh cool! I listened to VROOM some times after seeing it on a live DVD I had. It rocked but I never bothered listening to the full album for some reason. Will surely get into that

Beat is great.

>>69139966
It was a really cool lineup. They had the entire 80s lineup, but then they added Trey Gunn and Pat Mastelotto to make it a "double trio" of sorts. They did some great improv live, in addition to making an excellent album. Enjoy!
>>69140008
correct

Fantastic stuff, not to be overlooked

Some good songs but overall obnoxious wank for embarrassing nerds

Live shows never stopped being A+ though

>>69140182
>obnoxious wank
but Beat and Three of a Perfect Pair feature some of the most reserved and pop-structured playing in the entire King Crimson discography?

>>69139698
Arguably the only weak thing they made post-Discipline was The ConstruKction Of Light, but even then I'd consider that a 6/10 myself.

A completely different band so it's kinda unfair to compare it to pre-Discipline KC. But I personally really dig the direction they took.

unerrated stuff, too bad most /mu/ plebs only jerk over ITCOTCK and Red