King Crimson's 1970 release, Lizard, is a captivating masterpiece that showcases the band's eclectic blend of progressive rock, art rock, symphonic rock, and psychedelic rock. Released on 11 December 1970 through Discipline Global Mobile, this 59-minute album is a sonic journey that will leave listeners enthralled.
The tracklist is a testament to King Crimson's innovative spirit, featuring intricate compositions such as 'Cirkus' and 'Lizard', a sprawling epic that encompasses 'Prince Rupert Awakes', 'Bolero', 'The Battle of Glass Tears', and 'Big Top'. Other notable tracks include 'Indoor Games', 'Happy Family', and the enchanting 'Lady of the Dancing Water'.
The album also includes a selection of studio sessions, offering a glimpse into King Crimson's creative process. These sessions feature a runthrough of 'Cirkus' and an alternative take of 'Lady of the Dancing Water', as well as a remix of 'Bolero' from the compilation 'Frame By Frame'. With Lizard, King Crimson has crafted an album that is both a showcase of their technical prowess and a deeply immersive listening experience.
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