King Crimson
Starless and Bible Black

Alternately trippy and thunderous, this 1974 LP (featuring Fripp, Bruford and Wetton) hit the U.S. charts almost a year to the day after Larks' Tongues in Aspic did. The Great Deceiver; Lament; the Night Watch; Trio this experimental gem managed to outdo the prog classic that preceded it.

We can say that in this album only the first half is most clearly built, and everything else is not so structured. Nevertheless, the music is very interesting, especially those fragments where Fripp enters metal territory. In general, the album is probably a little worse than the previous and the next, but not so much as to lower its rating.

If you want to taste era of King Crimson from 70es you must get this album. I recommend