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 The improvisations that emerge are chaotic beyond all measure, totally anarchic.

 It may not be a five-star album, but it deserves all three for its coherence and passion.

THRaKaTTaK captures King Crimson's 1996 live improvisations from the 'double trio' lineup, showcasing chaotic and anarchic music challenging traditional structures. The album documents a bold but flawed experiment with spontaneous interplay that ultimately lacked cohesion. Despite its difficulty and ambitious nature, it serves as an honest chronicle of the band's creative risks and evolution. Fans of experimental prog rock will find value in its raw passion and complexity. Dive into King Crimson's experimental live journey with THRaKaTTaK and experience the bold side of progressive rock innovation!