Prog | Issue 120
King Crimson: The year was 1970 and Robert Fripp was on the verge of quitting King Crimson. Just 12 months after their original line-up had imploded, they were facing internal rifts again on third album Lizard. But along came Islands – the only studio recording to feature the touring line-up of Fripp, Mel Collins, Boz Burrell and Ian Wallace – and the
band’s trajectory was changed for good. As the Crimsons’ fourth album hits the big 5-0, their biographer reassembles the cast and looks back on the reinvention and reshaping of one of progressive rock’s most influential acts.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Prog Issue 120.