A prime example of progressive rock.
The band incorporates elements of jazz and classical music into their literary, mellow, and tasteful sound.
It reached number 4 in the UK and number 31 in the US. It includes "Cadence And Cascade" with its beautiful soft vocals and flute, and "Pictures Of A City" with its rough guitar and saxophone. The performance has a strong session feel, with Robert Fripp at the center.
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A:
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1)
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Peace - A Beginning
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2)
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Pictures Of A City (Including 42nd At Treadmill)
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3)
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Cadence And Cascade
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4)
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In The Wake Of Poseidon (Including Libra's Theme)
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B:
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Peace - A Theme
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2)
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Cat Food
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3)
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The Devil's Triangle
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4)
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Merday Morn
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5)
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Hand Of Sceiron
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6)
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Garden Of Worm
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7)
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Peace - An End
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Guitar, Mellotron, Instruments [Devices] - Robert Fripp
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Producer, Directed By - Robert Fripp
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Saxophone, Flute - Mel Collins
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Engineer [Wessex Sound, London] - Robin Thompson
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Piano - Keith Tippet
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Engineer [Assistant, Wessex Sound, London] - Jeff
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Design [Sleeve Design], Painting [Inside] - Peter Sinfield
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Producer, Directed By - Peter Sinfield
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Words By - Peter Sinfield
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Vocals - Greg Lake
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Drums - Michael Giles
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Bass - Peter Giles
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Engineer [Assistant, Wessex Sound, London] - Tony
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Lacquer Cut By - aB
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Typography - Virginia (10)
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Painting [Cover, "12 Archetypes"] - Tammo De Jongh
