In The Court of the Crimson Kong (New Funky Mode Mix) 

Yo dudes! Here's a brand-funky-new mix with a longer, more feature-length outro, more of the original instrumental, some new graphics, and retooled DK Rap monkey speech. If the original was good, but faded just when things were piping up for K. Rool, then this one's a total Banana Slamma!
Edited, Arranged, Animated, and Remixed by Cole Fitzpatrick
In The Court of the Crimson King (1969) © by King Crimson, Robert Fripp, and Discipline Global Mobile Records.
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