King Crimson: Deja VROOOM

King Crimson's 'Deja VROOOM' captures the groundbreaking performance of the band's 'double trio' lineup in 1995. This concert film showcases their intense and innovative fusion of progressive rock, metal, and jazz influences. Featuring a setlist that spans their career, the film highlights the intricate musicianship and experimental soundscapes that defined this era of the legendary band.

As a live recording, 'Deja VROOOM' has been lauded by progressive rock fans for its technical prowess and faithful representation of King Crimson's powerful live shows. Critics and fans alike appreciate the raw energy and the challenging, complex arrangements performed by this unique iteration of the band.

• A powerful display of King Crimson's signature technical musicianship.

• Captures the raw energy and experimental spirit of the 'double trio' era.

• Essential viewing for fans of progressive rock and intricate live performances.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the band's virtuosic performance and the unique sonic textures achieved by the 'double trio' formation, praising the film for its fidelity to the live experience.

The 'double trio' lineup of King Crimson, featured in this concert, comprised two distinct trios: Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn, and Bill Bruford; and Adrian Belew, Jerry Gaskill, and Pat Mastelotto (though Gaskill is credited as a member on the DVD release, Mastelotto was the primary drummer for much of the 'VROOOM' tour).