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2970:"They're not touring, they're not recording, they're not writing" - groups are allowed time off, they don't need to be continually writing/recording/touring, as I'm sure you'll be aware. Given Fripp's position as band-leader, only a clear statement from him to the effect that the group is no longer an ongoing concern is sufficiently strong to support the change to " were" at this time, especially given Fripp's & the other band members ongoing activities. Concluding that they have disbanded for good on the basis of a) a statement that KC will no longer tour, b) mention of a quieter time ahead, and c) a mere 15 months or so of KC inactivity is premature in the context of their history. 1192:

journal entries on page 19, we learn that Wetton thought Cross should go, Bruford thought he should stay, and Fripp "regret that he must leave". Later notes on the following page clarify that this vote discussion was held before the Central Park show that night, but that Cross wouldn't be told until later. Cross's statement doesn't make clear whether he got around to informing anyone of his decision before he was told about this, or even when the next tour was first planned. Cross being told of the decision as the first actual communication on the topic is consistent with all accounts.

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main band with its new frontman; a band with a significant proportion of current and recent members including the longest-serving (and, until last year, current) frontman continuing to perform the '80s and '90s material, with Fripp's blessing; and a situation in which King Crimson is never entirely inactive due to consistent ProjeKCtwork. I think it's now appropriate to integrate ProjeKCtwork and 21CSB history into the main history, so long as it can be done without too many extra complications. I welcome further discussion on this.

3161:"None of which are (is) happening". Really? How do you know? That is just speculation on your part. Groups are not obliged to share their plans with anyone until such time as it suits them. Expecting those of us who don't regard the group as defunct to be able to provide you with evidence of what a group are doing is just a smokescreen for the clear lack of plain, objective evidence to support your particular viewpoint. It's Fripp's prerogative as to when he declares KC as finished or not, not some wikipedians! 488: 1304:

Lineup II" credit is on the first page following the track listing in the booklet. I can't find the "Transitional Lineup I" quote (Fripp did not provide notes to the Poseidon remix), but it's clear from the context- Fripp describes the transitional lineups as "positioned between the live Crimsons of 1969 and 1971", which leaves no other option. If I can figure out a way to lay that out I'll edit the chart, but won't start an edit war if someone thinks it doesn't work and reverts it.

2797:. You also have no explanation, sourced or otherwise, for why King Crimson would be considered a supergroup retroactively because of the groups later members took part in after they departed the group. Much of the section you added is redundant to the history section of the article. Looking at your talk page, it seems you have been notified or warned multiple times by other users for adding uncited original research essays to articles. I recommend you read the guidelines at 230: 823: 802: 2673:..." Progressive rock did tend to involve lengthy pieces--or tracks--(lengthy, that is, compared to most pop songs, certainly not lengthy at all compared to most classical pieces or jazz improvisations) "with extended instrumental sections", but so did most of the music of most rock groups in the late sixties and early seventies who weren't trying to have top-40 hits (and quite a few who were). If this were all it took to be progressive, then 718: 697: 1581:

was leaving. Then he sure asked his former bandmate Sinfield, already out of KC himself, to help with some lyrics but, once again, there is no indication of Sinfield interacting at all with either Emerson or Palmer; just Lake. This is not a strong association between both bands in my opinion (I'd agree with adding Sinfield as an associated act for Lake, on the other hand, due to their continued association).--

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association would be much weaker if ELP hadn't been a supergroup (e.g. the association between KC and Yes isn't particularly strong just because Bill Bruford was a member of both bands), but because ELP was a supergroup, the association is much stronger than that between other bands who had only one member in common. That is the basis of the association between ELP and KC.

479: 2304:. It's still blurry, though. To change the current photo, you'll need to change the entry under '| image' in the infobox part of the source to the name of the file you wish to change it to. If you have a better photo that you have the rights to, you can upload it to the Commons under an appropriate licence and it could be used on the article instead. Hope that helps! 728: 2218: 1794: 1177:, we better stick with Smith's book as a source. I also remember having read that when Cross left the band, Fripp said that "he was the weak spot in my heavy metal band". In any case it looks like all sources agree that Cross and the rest of the band had drifted away from each other, even if the details of the actual breakup vary somewhat.-- 555: 2886:

says, "the Fripp-run King Crimson, is likely done, or, at the least taking a long nap." It quotes Levin as saying, "His words to me were that he had no plans for King Crimson doing anything else, but he would let King Crimson speak to him if it chose to. I interpreted that to mean there are no plans

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interview with Fripp asked, "what would it take for the band to resume live shows?" Fripp replied, "If you asked what would it take for King Crimson to go on a major tour again? My quick answer would be: If I knew for certainty that King Crimson touring was the only way to prevent World War III, I’d

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I can add something to this. I don't recall WHERE I heard it (probably an interview given to the music press in about 1973), but the line-up numbering was Fripp's, based solely on the line-ups that toured. So, the "In the Court..." line-up was Mk1, the "Islands" line-up was Mk2, and the line-ups with

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I've seen their line-ups divided into sections like Mk. 1 and Mk. 3, but it's not clear how the boundaries are determined. For example, the album "Lizard" is attributed to #2, even though the only musician who played on both it and the first album is Fripp. Only two musicians were replaced going from

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The exact quote from page 61 of the original "Great Deceiver" box set's book is: "The frustrations of touring were getting me down and when yet another USA tour was pencilled in to follow the recording of Red I decided not to go. The others decided to record the album without me." From Fripp's 1974

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grammar issue here, and that is the last bullet point (on Japanese musicians influenced by KC) under "Influence on Other Artists". That point is currently a single run-on sentence that doesn't make sense, especially toward the end. Someone more familiar with this music than myself (I've heard of most

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Fripp has not shut the door completely on the possibility of King Crimson returning at some point, but Crimson currently does not exist. Should Crimson re-appear, we can change the article opening back to "King Crimson are..." But, for now, Crimson are as dead as a dinosaur. Fripp's delight in being

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and the Allman Brothers's "Moutain Jam" would be progressive. No, progressive rock was characterized, rather, by harmonic and rhythmic complexity (often involving odd meters), instrumental virtuosity (especially the flaunting of which), and references to classical music (especially twentieth-century

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I removed the sentence "The album was no more of a success than the singles and was even disparaged by Keith Moon of the Who in a magazine review." from Formation because: 1) The source cited contains no reference to Keith Moon nor any quote by Keith Moon, and 2) The substance of the sentence, viz.,

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there should be some mention of how the band has very strict control of how there image is used (For example; the popular music website Last.fm has a blank image for their albums and band photos "due to certain legal restrictions imposed on last.fm by King Crimson's Management.". They're also one of

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can we agree to throw out "post-progressive" from the genre list? As far as I know, no other source uses this term to describe King Crimson. It's not even an established genre, but a concept that appears in three or four books on progressive rock; no bands are commonly described as post-progressive.

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associations when it sounds as though (and it's apparently frequently interpreted to include) strong associations in general. I would therefore argue that ELP should be included as an associated act because the association between them and KC is rather strong for the reasons listed above. If you'd

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This means a more prominent representation of several spinoffs and ProjeKCts, most particularly 21st Century Schizoid Band and the Crimson ProjeKCt. Since 2002, we've had a tribute-band-cum-reformation involving significant former bandmembers who revived old Crimson music and eventually provided the

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I have to disagree. There has to be a degree of consistency across music groups as to what constitutes being active and I don't regard a lack of publically available future plans as being sufficient 'evidence' to declare any band as no longer being in existence, far less one with such an unorthodox

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A strong case can be made for removing the drums/percussion distinction. It seems that virtually every Crimson drummer has played both "drumset" and "other percussion." Even if it's not the case, one is a subset of the other. About the ONLY one it may not make sense to apply this to would be Belew.

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All the recent additions to the Influence section have bloated it beyond the ability of our average reader to wade through it. I propose that every artist merely mentioning King Crimson as an influence should be removed, so that we can focus on those artists that actually describe how King Crimson

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I did, a while back, add in a section titled "Supergroup" that covered all their members' associations, but it was removed even though this group definitely meets the definition of supergroup with how many members, who would have fame before/after joining" rotated through. I'd say we restore that,

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What you say about supergroups in your initial comment might be relevant if a link between both bands had been kept, but that was not the case. I have no notice of any collaboration of any kind between KC and ELP after Lake switched bands, apart from Lake himself recording vocals for ITWOP when he

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Fripp describes the "Lizard" lineup as "Transitional Lineup II" in the notes to the 40th anniversary edition, with the Poseidon assemblage being "Transitional Lineup I" (it looks a lot like the proper Lineup I, but everyone except Fripp and Sinfield appeared as session players). The "Transitional

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It has been mentioned in Sid Smith's book that David Cross was voted out of the band (by 2 to 1 to be annoyingly accurate!) However, the booklet that comes with the boxed 4-CD version of "The Great Deceiver" tells a different story. Apparently, after they played the last gig of the tour at Central

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The lineup chart now appears to show a 2011 King Crimson lineup consisting of Jakszyk, Fripp, and Collins, plus those KC members who appeared on the album as session musicians (Levin and Harrison). However this is not King Crimson, as is made clear all over the official materials and the DGM web

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The association between KC and ELP is much more a popular one than a professional one. If you're talking about how ELP was a supergroup and you know where the members came from, you'll say something to the effect of: ‘Yeah, Keith Emerson was from The Nice, Greg Lake was from King Crimson…’. The

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Due to events surrounding the new band lineup and Adrian Belew's current activity with the Crimson ProjeKCt (plus the status and significance of ProjeKCts in general) I've been making some changes to the band history sections. These are intended to better represent Jakko Jakszyk's journey towards

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I agree, I think I overcrowded the section. But I think they could also be grouped into genres without naming each one and/or keep the more popular bands even if they do not speak in extension because sometimes there is little information in interviews, for example it took me a while to find the

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King Crimson has many associated acts and many members joined these bands, which also means they can be considered a Supergroup. I have added a list of the members that have moved through the ranks as well as the bands they are associated with. I've also added Many others to the associated acts

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I added a new photo to reflect the current lineup (most of it, at least). The old photo was blurry and displayed a lineup from over ten years ago (it said performing in 2003). The drummer was even hidden in the photo. The photo I used has 7 of the 8 current members (doesn't have Jeremy Stacey).

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Park, NYC, on 1st July 1974, Fripp said to the rest of the band that he had pencilled in another tour of the USA. When he heard this, Cross' heart plummeted and announced then and there that he was quitting the band, Not only was he feeling 'musically isolated', but he was fed up with touring.

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I agree that KC are as dead now as they were in 1975, 1985 or 2005. Can they ever return? Sure, as they did on those occasions. We know they are as prone to resurrection as a Marvel superhero, and this may be the only reason why we don't get ultraconclusive statements. But, for now, we should

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The Personnel section and timeline have been updated with the news of the new Crimson line-up. However, I am concerned that both section's updates have made presumptions about what instruments everyone will play (e.g., the timeline says Collins will play keys). Apart from Jakszyk being on

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This is an English Fusion band ( circa 1970's), from England, where the english language was developed. Maybe using the form, "the band has" isn't too much to ask for. This simple gramatically correct use of their language could go far in the credibility Wiki deserves. Could it not?

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I see that Adrian's article makes note of this. Perhaps it should be mentioned here? (I don't know if Facebook is a reliable source.) I would think the sudden departure of the band' front-man since 1981 is worth a mention, but it's quite possible I'm reading too much into it.

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Most timeline figures on other articles do not go into this degree of detail about who plays precisely what. I suggest a simplification is in order. The text, and other articles, can show the details. The timeline should be clear and you achieve clarity by being simple.

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Conspicuously absent from the article are any details as to why Belew is conspicuously absent from the new line-up. Belew was keen for King Crimson to play together during the years that Fripp had the band on hiatus. Did he quit? Was he ousted? Was the decision mutual?

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Sure, Sinfield helped Lake with a few lyrics, but saying that he was a fourth member of ELP is overstretching quite a lot. He didn't have a say on what the band did, unlike what happened during his tenure in KC. But OK, I'll admit that a second ex-KC collaborated with

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The photo being used at the top of the page looks blurry and doesn’t show the current lineup of the band. Are there any photos available of the current lineup or of higher quality, and how could I go about replacing the current photo with one of these?

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Personally, King Crimson, "sans Fripp", is not King Crimson. I realize that, in this day and age, "branding" rights of once great products, services, or bands is often transferred to the highest bidder, specifically designed to mislead the consumer.

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It may be that the current incarnation of KC has run its course but in the absence of any official statement, it's speculative. Then again, it would be naive and foolish to dismiss the strong indications from people such as Sid Smith who in a

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I was reading the discussion above on associated acts, and I was surprised to see that ELP didn't come up at all. Although ELP and King Crimson did indeed have only one member in common (Lake) and ELP would therefore seemingly not meet

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refers to, but allowing for the fact that any group can go into an extended hiatus, they should still be referred to as being current until there is irrefutible evidence that they've been disbanded. Anything else is just speculation.

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just saying that none of those things are happening without proof isn't enough. Until we have a clear and concise statement on whether or not King Crimson is done, they still exist. I don't know how many times this has to be said.

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Neither PT nor KC have announced any shows. I don't know who are actually playing that gig; sometimes, these kind of pages use automatic systems to extract information, and those systems fail. It may just be some tribute band.

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timeline does and add color notation for alternative versions of the band (ABWH and Yes Featuring AWR). But I think that that clutters the chart too much, particularly after the nice simplifications that were recently done.

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Had ELP been a parallel group or a spin-off, this could be analysed. But Greg Lake just left KC to join ELP and from that moment on both bands went completely separate ways, so I fail to see why we should make an exception

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Also, I've been reworking the intro paragraph. With the new lineup established, it was time for this paragraph to go back to being a full historical overview and the "new" news to stay at the end of the history section. -

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classical music). That might be a bit much to sandwich into a parenthetical aside, but I question why we should be attempting to define a genre within a parenthetical aside in the first place--such that I am deleting it.

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I don't agree much. You don't really need to point out that Belew is not in the next lineup; this is clear for anyone reading it. And, as you say, if you want to know more about Belew's situation, you can just go to his

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vocals/guitars (as confirmed on his website), what everyone else is doing is not clear and is not supported by reliable source citations. Most of the presumptions seems likely, but not all of them (Collins/keys).

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Agreed, but I don't think the current division in the article is sourced. It strikes me as just a way to divide a long section. Anyway, better look for reliable sources rather than making this up ourselves, for

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ProjeKct albums probably have no place in the timeline, as the timeline doesn't show ProjeKct membership. "Scarcity" is rather conspicuous, as an album appears to be released in a huge gap in band membership.

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AFAIK, Fripp just did not include him in the new lineup. Belew wrote in his FB page that Fripp called to tell him he would not be in the new incarnation of the band. I don't know of any other public details.--

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According to the NY Post, the *new* — or at-least heavily modified — lineup ("sans Fripp and Bruford") is about to tour. The new lineup is said to incorporate guitarist Steve Vai and drummer Danny Carey.

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They're not touring, they're not recording, they're not writing. There is no King Crimson. To write "King Crimson are..." is to mislead readers. It is not a statement that is supported by reliable sources.

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reverted it saying, "we have already reached a consensus that the band still exists". I have reviewed this Talk page and I don't see a consensus that the band still exists. There was a short discussion

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I have no recollection of Tony playing "Keyboards, Synthesiser, mellotron" in the 90's incarnation. Removing. Is the same true of Trey playing bass? Did he ever play anything but a "touch-style guitar?"

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becoming a King Crimson member, the manner in which ProjeKCts inform and support King Crimson music, and the several ways in which that music has been maintained and represented in the past decade.

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John Wetton were Mk3. I don't know if/how the numbering changed when Jamie Muir left. The "...Poseidon" and "Lizard" line-ups never toured, so they don't get a mention, which seems a little harsh.

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references of Mars Volta and Primus who were in other languages, or Brent Hinds gave few interviews and he was primarily responsible for introducing King Crimson to the other members of Mastodon.

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reliable secondary source says, "Now that Crimson has entered another hiatus, the rendition of Starless in Japan last December being regarded by all as the last we’ll hear from the band". A

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The band started c. 1967 in Southwest England and moved to London, before being recognized commercially and artistically in 1969. The members were predominantly from Southwestern England.

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site. If the chart is tracking the ProjeKcts, then it should also have P6 from 2006. And arguably "The Crimson ProjeKct". And should track the different ProjeKct lineups during 97-99.

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be making phone calls." That's a somewhat sarcastic answer, but the meaning is clear. Fripp also says in that article that there are, "No plans at all" for further Crimson live work. A

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I agree that this is a far fetched shot; nevertheless, once Fripp publishes his new diary entry everything may become clear, so I don't think there is a hurry to straighten things up.--

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I feel describing the situation as merely "Sinfield helped Lake with a few lyrics" feels inaccurate. He was the lyricist on multiple ELP songs and also worked directly with Emerson on

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The timeline figure is getting very complicated. Trying to show this many different colours is not practical. I cannot make out what's going on, and I know the band's history well.

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Associated acts are meant to have at least 2 members in common, although that rule is frequently not applied. I would argue for ELP's inclusion for the different reason that

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This type of grammatical error is made pretty consistently throughout the article, however, there are exceptions, where subject/verb agreement is correct as in this example:

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I think you're interpreting (and the ‘Associated Acts’ guidelines are using) the term ‘associated acts’ too narrowly. You (and the guidelines) are using it only to include

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Fripp has been known to say such things, only to reform the band shortly afterwards. He isn't the most reliable source on whether his career is over, rather hilariously.

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of the bands but don't know their work in depth) really should edit that into two or three simpler sentences, with special attention to clarifying the stuff about Boris

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Although initially considered a seminal force in progressive rock (a genre originally characterised by lengthy compositions featuring extended instrumental sections)

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Provided reliable secondary sources? You mean that one interview with Tony Levin, who, last I checked, is a member of King Crimson as much as Robert Fripp is?

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Totally agreed. You may make distinctions in the article, or in the list of members, but the timeline graph should be kept simple if we want it to be useful.--

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Such changes could help. However, English English apparently allows plural verbs for a singular group of persons when the individual members are emphasized.

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The lede called KC a British band. Since the 1980s, the only new members have been Americans, so it is crude to call the band "British (full stop)".

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None of which are happening. There are no other activities from the band. We can’t speculate that maybe there’s some secret other activity going on.

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is very clear that all statements on Knowledge must be verifiable. I have provided reliable secondary sources saying King Crimson is not happening.

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This article really needs to be edited for grammar, specifically there are several subject/verb agreement issues throughout the article.

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Instead of trying to work this out ourselves, we should look to reliable sources. What do they suggest as the key changes over time?

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correctly, King Crimson is no more. Of course, there is no official confirmation on this, but I suspect that there is some truth.

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King Crimson has ceased to exist. The band has not done anything for well over a year. There are no plans to do anything. An

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A ticket announcement, on April 3, 2024, in the NY Post ("King Crimson announces 2024 ‘BEAT Tour’ with Steve Vai.") See...

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So, how about we drop "backing vocals" entirely; combine drums and "custom percussion"; and combine bass and Chapman Stick?

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is very clear that we look to secondary sources, not primary sources. We have secondary sources saying the band is over.

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That's perfectly fine for me. KC's dynamics are unlike most other bands, let's not make that even more complicated.--

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for background and further discussion — Chilton has copy and pasted this exact text on at least 2 other talk pages.--

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history as King Crimson. There are good sources that the band can no longer be regarded as a touring entity, as @

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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the

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In any case, I came to Knowledge hoping to get some answers. But alas, none are to be found. Sigh.

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influenced them. Let's concentrate on readable prose rather than an exhaustive (and exhausting) list.

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Pink Floyd at least did something in 2022. That's why that article says "are". King Crimson did not.

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to provide reliable sources saying that. The article text cannot be based on unsourced speculation.

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Fripp's statements refer only to live work. That still leaves a lot of scope for other activities.

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That’s not how Knowledge works. We cannot base this purely on what Fripp says, because Fripp is a

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join

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It seems I'm in error. A page refresh would have saved much aggravation. Sorry about that. ;-)

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A week ago, I changed the article opening to "King Crimson were..." That stuck until today when

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I added back in the Supergroup section and added a link to it in the associated acts section.

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If you have reliable source evidence that there is King Crimson activity, please provide it.

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page. The KC chart should stick with KC proper. Alternatively, the chart could do what the

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I tried removing it myself, but an editor keeps restoring it without addressing my concerns.

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I updated the links, although I haven't checked if the statements were supported. Cheers. --

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the lack of success by GG&F releases, was described in the remainder of the paragraph.

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https://www.webcitation.org/6Gudv4efY?url=http://www.toolband.com/news/letter/2001_09.php

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may be attributed to lineup #1 since there was no definite KC formation at the time, but

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Based on what you say, just a mention somewhere that those two line-ups are considered

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If you found an error with any archives or the URLs themselves, you can fix them with

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and probably won’t be anything else, but it’s not impossible that there might be."

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I'd like to combine Chapman Stick and Warr Guitar as both are brands/variations of

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is a basic pillar of Knowledge. If you are claiming that the band are engaged in

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I propose that if we want a chart of the ProjeKct lineups, that it be put on the

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like to get the guidelines changed before we add them, we can do that as well.

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I agree. I have just made an attempt to improve the wording for that bullet.--

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a bit enigmatic in interviews doesn't change the facts on the ground, or the

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I have made this exact same argument with Pink Floyd for quite a while now.

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2011's "Jakszyk Fripp Collins (A King Crimson ProjeKct)" is not King Crimson

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after the link to keep me from modifying it. Alternatively, you can add

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Thanks for letting me know, I should have taken a look at it before.

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In any case, the entire article should be reviewed for consistency.

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I've added some text using three reliable secondary sources.

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consider that the band ceased to exist in December 2021.

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that's over a year old and didn't reach a conclusion.

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source. We are required to favour secondary sources.

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of the decision if they believe there was a mistake.

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