King Crimson - December 17. 2015 Bunkamura Orchard Hall. Tokyo. Japan - SHM - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This Japan-exclusive advance , King Crimson 2015 Ten-Show Supplement Series - Second Set, Part 2, captures the December 16, 2015 Tokyo Bunkamura Orchard Hall concert on 2 SHM-CDs in an E-style gatefold sleeve. Regarded as one of the strongest performances of the tour, this show delivers a near Inchall-time-bestInch setlist packed with essential classics, including the first Tokyo rendition of InchHeiwaInch with it's Japanese introduction. Highlights include a thunderous version of InchRed, Inch widely considered the tightest of the run. Mixed from the original digital recording by Alex Mundy, this marks the first-ever worldwide CD -a special edition prepared exclusively for Japanese fans.

This Japan-exclusive advance , King Crimson 2015 Ten-Show Supplement Series - Second Set, Part 1, presents the fourth-night Tokyo Bunkamura Orchard Hall concert from December 10, 2015, on 2 SHM-CDs in an E-style gatefold sleeve. Painstakingly restored by Alex Mundy, who resolved a missing lead vocal track through meticulous patchwork using approved master data, this performance captures Millennium Crimson at full intensity, delivering bold reinterpretations of classics and unfinished ideas from the Double Trio era. Mixed from the original digital recording, this marks the first-ever worldwide CD of this show-a special edition prepared exclusively for Japanese fans, complete with high-quality sound and authentic packaging.

King Crimson 2015 Complete 10 Shows Series Part 3 No.3 presents the December 21 Nagoya performance, the final show of the 2015 tour, issued on SHM-CD as a 2-disc set housed in an E-style gatefold cardboard sleeve, capturing a moving and fully realized performance that serves as a fitting conclusion to the fruitful tour during which Robert Fripp decided to continue King Crimson, with the Millennium King Crimson lineup, active since 2014, having undertaken a 10-show Japan tour in December 2015 that is being released in three phases following the first in December 2015 and the second in February, with this final third covering the regional performances in Osaka on December 12 and 13, Takamatsu on December 19, and the concluding Nagoya show, part of a tour that began in late August and spanned more than 30 performances across the UK, Europe, Canada, and Japan, beginning in a relaxed atmosphere before building into a heavyweight second half highlighted by an outstanding final stretch from Easy Money and Red through 21st Century Schizoid Man, widely regarded as one of the best moments of the Japan tour, with the second set matching the intensity of the Takamatsu performance and standing as a must-hear for fans, sourced from the digitally recorded master data captured on the day and mixed by Alex Mundy.