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U.K. (see also: King Crimson / Roxy Music / Bruford) - U.K. - Danger Money +5 - EU Eclipse Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
A remastered and excellent-sounding edition of the exquisite second album, released in 1979, by a progressive supergroup made up of former members of King Crimson (John Wetton), Roxy Music (Eddie Jobson) and Zappa (Terry Bozzio - known, among others, from the LP "Zoot Allures"). It was the last band of the 70s to successfully refer to the best achievements of the genre. In addition, over 30 minutes from a radio concert in perfect quality (including a 10-minute "The Sahara Of Snow", not released on a record by the band) and a rare B-side of a single. Sonically this CD beats all earlier editions hands down. A must! (JL) -
U.K. (see also: King Crimson / Roxy Music / Bruford) - U.K. - Night After Night - Live! +4 - EU Eclipse Remastered Expanded Edition - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
A remastered version expanded by 38 minutes - four long tracks recorded on the same tour! A great, live (third and at the same time last in the discography) album by the progressive supergroup made up of former members of King Crimson (John Wetton), Roxy Music (Eddie Jobson) and Zappa (Terry Bozzio - known, among others, from the LP "Zoot Allures"). It was the last band of the 70s to successfully refer to the best achievements of the genre. Excellent sound and tasteful artwork. A must! -
U.K. (see also: King Crimson / Roxy Music / Bruford) - U.K. - U.K. +6 - EU Eclipse Remastered & Expanded - LISTEN - VERY RAREprice: 60,00 PLN / 15,00 EUR
A remastered and excellent-sounding edition of the exquisite debut album, released in 1978, by a progressive supergroup made up of former members of King Crimson (John Wetton, Bill Bruford), Roxy Music (Eddie Jobson), Zappa (Terry Bozzio) and Tempest (Allan Holdsworth). Bruford and Holdsworth played only on the debut album. It was the last band of the 70s to successfully refer to the best achievements of the genre. In addition, over 30 minutes of excellent live playing in excellent quality, including 'Forever Until Sunday', not released on any record. Excellent, clean, natural sound - beating earlier versions hands down! A must!
