The monolithic progressive rock band and all it's incarnations.

I could take or leave a lot of it, but the run from Larks through to the 80's stuff is huge for me, NC in a million years.

I don’t listen to their whole catalog anymore, but Larks, Starless and Discipline still get listened to more than a few times a year.

Obvious NC based on the 72-74 period. There’s tons of other interesting stuff in the rest of the catalogue. I saw them fall 2019 and it was a truly incredible show. It helped that they played a fair amount of the 70s material.

Not something I've listened to for years but I could never crap Larks and Red.. and hell, the cheesy psych hippie shit on Court... Not a fan of the '80s stuff, despite it being recommended for me several times.

Absolute NC for everything up to Discipline, and a force of nature live.

Not crap for everything up through Three of a Perfect Pair. I will absolutely go to the mat for Islands, "A Sailor's Tale" is up their with the best of their catalog but the whole album is great. If I had to pick an "era" it'd be the Wetton/Palmer-James era for sure.

Tried to listen to later stuff, double trio or whatevs. Meh.

I love Court and the Bruford-era 70s stuff. Haven't been able to get into anything post-70s, but those four records alone are all around great.

Anyone know what Mr Fripp is up to these days?

Just familiar with "in the court..." and "Red".

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