Talk:Starless and Bible Black
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It's not true that the entire Album was recorded in London 1974. Parts of it are live recordings from the autumn tour in 1973. For example . You can easely hear that the song :The night Watch is the november 1973 recording from The Amsterdam Concertgebouw Concert. In total some 23 minutes were recorded live , and later (1974) remasterd in the London studio's. greetings, Jan van Os The Netherlands
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The title track is not instrumental. Editing
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I am moving this article to Starless and Bible Black (King Crimson album). This is because there is another album called Starless and Bible Black by a band of the same name. You can find more info about it here: http://www.locustmusic.com/index.php?option=com_artists&task=view&cid=73&Itemid=6
On one hand, I think that this article (King Crimson album) has a higher priority than the new album (indeed, they may not even have their own page until they have another album or two under their belt). Nonetheless, it is better to call one article Starless and Bible Black (King Crimson album) than Starless and Bible Black (self-titled album). I believe it is clearer to change this to (King Crimson album). Eptin 01:34, 26 October 2006 (UTC)
- If this new band is named in tribute to the original KC album, surely it makes sense just to leave this page just as Starless and Bible Black? This new band doesn't even have a wikipedia page yet...--HisSpaceResearch 02:59, 4 December 2006 (UTC)
