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Barnes & Noble.com - Music: THRAK, King Crimson, CD |
 | | The only progressive rock band from the '60s to be making new, vital, progressive music in the '90s, King Crimson returned from a ten-year exile in 1995 with THRAK, their first album since 1984's 3 of a Perfect Pair. |
 | | The mix is very dense, overpoweringly so at times, but careful listens will reveal that each musician has his own place in each song; the denseness of the sound is by design, not the accidental result of too many cooks in the kitchen. |
 | | Sometimes, as in "THRAK," the two trios are set against each other, in some sort of musical faux combat. |
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