King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King (w/ Sam Bronn)

Alright, everyone... It's finally time... to talk about the King.... No, not Elvis, we're talking about the real King. King Crimson. The band that was your favorite classic rock band's favorite band. One of those bands that although hugely influential, has maintained a weird underground cult status as well. They weren't the first to attempt some of the things they were doing, but they were certainly one of the best to do it so far. "In the Court of the Crimson King" was released in 1969, in a musical nexus between age of classically produced acts like The Moodie Blues & the stripped down and raw acts that would take over with the likes of Black Sabbath. It was a time that rock was still in it's adolescence and the rules weren't quite defined. When they revealed themselves to world fully formed in the summer before it's release to 500,000 Rolling Stones fans, they revealed something that drew influences from many genres and predecessors, but was entirely something it's own. It was King Crimson.

Today Brad, Jon, and Dave are joined by returning guest Sam Bronn and start today's episode with a little memorial for MF DOOM (RIP the villain).

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