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— King Crimson perform «Elephant Talk», circa 1984
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HEARTWARMING: this elephant has learned how to do the drum part for discipline
3:47 PM EST February 23, 2025:
King Crimson - "Elephant Talk" From the bootleg Fripp's Return at the Court of the Crimson King (Recorded October 9, 1981)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
Recorded at The Venue, London UK, and clearly an audience recording. The show was released by the bootleggers complete as a CD, and also as a set of three 7" 33-1/3 RPM singles, entitled Act 1, Act 2, and Act 3
For the first crack at South Park fan art, I decided to do the Foreign Kids as 80s King Crimson!
Since Adrian Belew is the one in red and is often noted for his bouncy, cheerful persona onstage, how could I not put Pip in that role?
For Robert Fripp, the man in a black suit who’s notorious for being intense, grumpy, moody, and not much of a people person with a stage presence consisting entirely of him sitting down to play in a way that just screams STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME. This one was naturally Damien.
For Bill Bruford, I decided it should be Gregory of Yardale. The refined intellectual with blonde hair wearing a button down, all while showing a face that screams “what have I gotten myself into?” I normally wouldn’t cast Gregory as the drummer, but seriously, look at Bill Bruford there and tell me that’s not Gregory?
For Tony Levin, I went with ze Mole. At least partly by default, but also because as the bass man, Tony digs into the roots just as a mole would. Also, to master a Chapman Stick, much less be able to sing while playing that thing, you clearly have to be a few screws loose, so yeah, Christophe was a given.
