I figured that would be the endgame after their successive Steven Wilson re-releases coming to a close with The Power to Believe. We can say goodbye to all those stingy Fripp memes on Prog Snob!

Neat.

its because of jojo, obviously

huh

noice

epic day

yea give up your ideals already, old fools!

If all the Steven Wilson remixed versions are going up that'd be perfect. I'm guessing yes since Spotify always seems to pick the remastered version of every album if it exists.

Sounds interesting. King Crimson to the masses!

Neat. It's about time.

Sounds interesting. King Crimson to the masses!

Crimson fanbase is very selective dude. I'm not expecting a guy who listens generic music to pick in the crimson court any time soon.

I'm a simple man; I see King Crimson, I like.

The Steven Wilson remixes are better in a lot of ways yea, especially Lizard. Wilson even got Fripp himself to appreciate that album more, when Fripp heard Wilson's remix of his own album!

Fucking finally.

Nice.

What a good early birthday present.

Fuck yes. I’m honestly hyped as fuck.

Hell yeah.

ayy this is epic

Noice.

Good news, this means I can finally check their discog beyond In the Court (I probably could have anyway, but effort would've be needed).

Nice!

i have no idea why court is their most popular album, especially with that title track. i feel like people buy into the apparent elitism of that album without either liking or getting any of it. not that there's anything to get in the first place, and at the same time i definitely still like it, but i find it's an amateurish debut album that is overshadowed by almost any of their following records. this band goes MUCH higher than they do in court

This is great news!

its because of jojo, obviously [2]

i have no idea why court is their most popular album, especially with that title track. i feel like people buy into the apparent elitism of that album without either liking or getting any of it. not that there's anything to get in the first place, and at the same time i definitely still like it, but i find it's an amateurish debut album that is overshadowed by almost any of their following records. this band goes MUCH higher than they do in court

agree Sin, I actually didnt get the hype of them becasue I had only heard Court, and wasnt looking to hear more after hearing court. I am really glad I got around to hearing more, becasue their others are unreal

also I know I am old, well on here anyway, but as a music lover I want to hold something that I love, maybe it is the record collector in me, but hearing everything on line sucks, it is only in emergency situations. I know everybody laughs at me about it but whatever

Best news ever.

This means I can Elephant Talk ahrd on the reg.

Holy crap finally!!! The Frip industries folded. Power To the people !

All that's left now is Tool. And Choirs of the Eye

Nothing against the guy, but does anyone else feel like any album Steven Wilson remasters ends up sounding totally flat by the end? Just me?

"And Choirs of the Eye" [2]
Very excited. Was already when they recently released a bunch of live albums throughout the years, but this is great news. Wonder if they'll have Wilson remasters and/or originals

Hell yeah dude

Nah I really enjoy at least 80% of Wilson's remasters but production is a very subjective thing.

Think its weird to call Court amateur.....but yeah Red is way better.

Court is fantastic but I prefer Red, Larks' Tongues, Discipline, and maybe Lizard too

All of their stuff is up on Apple Music as of today, dunno about other platforms tho

Looks like it's just their live stuff and a few singles on Spotify.

Spotify users gotta wait until June 10th

Not long now guys!

Gonna finally check their whole discog. Hyped.

I’ve already jammed their discog like fours times over on Apple Music lol. Amazing band

wont be able to do that for very much longer