A rare concert poster advertising a May, 1971 show by King Crimson and Roger Ruskin Spear at the Van Dyke club in Plymouth, England. This was the MK 2 version of Crimson, with Robert Fripp, Peter Sinfield, Mel Collins, Ian Wallace and Boz Burrell, all pictured here. In Near Mint/Excellent condition, with only some minor […]
An impossibly rare King Crimson silkscreen on foil promotional poster dating from the group’s earliest days, from the collection of band co-founder Ian McDonald (1946-2022.) According to the book In The Court of the Crimson King, just 100 of these posters were produced in 1969, and posted around London by band members, including McDonald, which […]
A mint condition and barely played UK second pressing of In the Court of the Crimson King by King Crimson, on Island, with Pink Rim Palm Tree labels. The disc is Mint to Near Mint, with a single light spindle mark on each label; we’d guess this has been played no more than two or […]
A promotional poster for King Crimson’s 1981 album Discipline, signed boldly with black marker by the full band; Robert Fripp (who signs ‘Fripp’), Bill Bruford and Tony Levin (who sign with their full names) and Adrian Belew (who signs “A.” as he sometimes did). In excellent condition, with a bit of ink scuffing to the […]
A UK Stereo first pressing of King Crimson’s masterpiece debut album In The Court of The Crimson King on Island Records, with the Pink i label. The cover is in Near Mint condition, beautiful and fresh, with just a tiny bit of wear and a small buckling to the center of the inside gatefold. The […]
A May, 1969 handbill from The Marquee Club in London, advertising some of the earliest shows ever played by King Crimson. The front, headlined “New Paths,” notes “There has been considerable discussion of late about the merger of jazz and popular music…The Marquee is most interested in this form of musical development and is proud […]
A beautiful NM/NM to EX+ UK first pressing of King Crimson’s debut album, In The Court of the Crimson King, with the Pink “i” Island label. Both cover and disc are very clean, with minimal signs of wear and only some very superficial sleeve marks on side two. A/2 and B/4 stampers. A progressive rock […]