Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 7月18日 08時28分

"Never had rock music been so fussy or so technical [than on #KingCrimson's 'In the Court of the Crimson King'], forgoing the pleasure of the moment for the rarefied pursuits of multi-song suites and breakdowns in time signatures no teenager would dare try to do the mashed potato alongside. For the first prog-rock LP, an Atlantic Records ad run in Rolling Stone
in late 1969 claimed it featured the heaviest riffs on record since Mahler's '8th Symphony.' 'I know it had to cost ten thousand pounds to make,' the ad, written by Pete Townshend, proceeds. 'I can't tell if it's worth it.' Everyone from Tool to Muse to the Mars Volta would probably say 'yes.'" From RollingStone.com

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