King Crimson Releasing Limited Edition Rarities For RSD
. (Classic Rock) King Crimson will launch three rare live recordings as limited-edition releases for Record Store Day. This year's annual event, designed to offer more reasons to visit independent retail outlets, takes place on April 18 and already features special titles from Metallica, Mastodon, Robert Plant and others. Mainman Robert Fripp's offerings include Live At The Marquee, July 6, 1969; Live At The Marquee, August 10, 1971; and Live In Gulldford, November 13, 1972. The band say: "Previously only available as part of the King Crimson Collectors Club mail order series, these titles are available for a limited period of time. They represent some of the most exciting and interesting dates in the Crimson calendar." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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