King Crimson
Absent Lovers
Discipline
DGM9804
(1998)
Recording Date
7/11/1984
Rock/Pop
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Disc 1 | 52:27 | ||||||||
01 | Entry Of The Crims | 06:27 | |||||||
02 | Larks' Tongues In Aspic (Part III) | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 05:05 | ||||||
03 | Thela Hun Ginjeet | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 07:07 | ||||||
04 | Red | Robert Fripp | 05:49 | ||||||
05 | Matte Kudasai | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 03:45 | ||||||
06 | Industry | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 07:31 | ||||||
07 | Dig Me | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 03:59 | ||||||
08 | Three Of A Perfect Pair | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 04:30 | ||||||
09 | Indiscipline | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 08:14 | ||||||
Disc 2 |
52:02 |
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01 | Sartori in Tangier | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 04:39 | ||||||
02 | Frame by Frame | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 03:57 | ||||||
03 | Man With An Open Heart | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 03:44 | ||||||
04 | Waiting Man | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 06:26 | ||||||
05 | Sleepless | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 06:08 | ||||||
06 | Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part II) | Robert Fripp | 07:54 | ||||||
07 | Discipline | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 05:04 | ||||||
08 | Heartbeat | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 05:15 | ||||||
09 | Elephant Talk | Adrian Belew; Bill Bruford; Robert Fripp; Tony Levin | 08:55 | ||||||
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Notes
Like almost all of King Crimson's archival releases, Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984 is only for the dedicated, but that hardly lessens its value. Comprised entirely of material recorded live in Montreal, Canada at a 1984 concert, when the early '80s incarnation of the group was supporting Three of a Perfect Pair, the double-disc set may be revelatory for fans. Generally, this era is considered one of the group's weakest, but the music here demonstrates that the group could be quite adventurous at times. Certainly, only dedicated fans will have the patience to work their way through the double-disc set, but they may be pleased by what they find. -- Stephen Thomas Erlewine (allmusic.com)