Even though the official version is out on KC's channel, I still hold this version in my heart because it was how I discovered the song. Thank you, multicolored lion
@@tinidor08 Nessuno può sfuggire dal destino scelto. Rimane il risultato che voi sarete distrutti. L'eterna cima esiste solo per me. Puoi cantare canzoni di tristezza nel mondo senza tempo.
I remember once some guy uploaded the full album with the title 'NOT In The Court Of The Crimson King'. It had the best, most wholesome comment section i can remember, and everyone was joking on how Robert Fripp couldn't take the video down, until the inevitable came and the Frippman took the video by the end of the month. I just wanted to share this little piece of history.
My favorite time is when someone uploaded their own acapella version of In The Court Of Crimson King just to avoid the Frippman, it was really great lol. The video still get taken down though
i agree but so many of the people don't even appreciate the music and just make low effort memes in the comment section. they act like Jojo invented these songs.
@@zitronensaaft3454 How do you know that they're not appreciating the music? Based on a comment that doesn't say whether they like it or not? And I haven't seen anyone say that a song was invented by JoJo. (I mean I guess there's Ringo Starr's We're on the road again, but they weren't being serious)
There's something truly magical about this Japanese guy, and his love of Western music, connecting so many people around the world... and getting them to listen to things they might never have of before.
"This is a test-- ... Don't you agree... Jean Pierre Polnareff?" "... Test? What are you talking about? Are you high or something?" "Shit, I've skipped my own monologue! Hold up, let me try again. Stay where you are!" "It's not like I can move, but alright I guess?"
The song is about war after all, it brings me with the feelings that the phrase of the world stage being set really is true, especially with the current events going on.
Lyrics: The rusted chains of prison moons Are shattered by the sun. I walk a road, horizons change The tournament's begun. The purple piper plays his tune, The choir softly sing; Three lullabies in an ancient tongue, For the court of the crimson king. The keeper of the city keys Put shutters on the dreams. I wait outside the pilgrim's door With insufficient schemes. The black queen chants the funeral march, The cracked brass bells will ring; To summon back the fire witch To the court of the crimson king. The gardener plants an evergreen Whilst trampling on a flower. I chase the wind of a prism ship To taste the sweet and sour. The pattern juggler lifts his hand; The orchestra begin. As slowly turns the grinding wheel In the court of the crimson king. On soft gray mornings widows cry The wise men share a joke; I run to grasp divining signs To satisfy the hoax. The yellow jester does not play But gentle pulls the strings And smiles as the puppets dance In the court of the crimson king.
Cried to an anime? You sound like a weirdo. Nothing about the show seems coherent, and the community is so die hard and cringe that every song used in the show is riddled with stupid ass references to it.
The king himself finally joined the chat and without part 5 I would never have heard about King Crimson and would never have found my favorite band of all time. so thank you for always making a music reference in your series, Araki. Also sorry king crimson fans, raiding the comment section is a specialty of this fandom but it doesn't mean they don't care about the music. some of the people here will find these comments annoying but you have to bear it.
I now understand why David Sniderman keeps spamming "Unrelated." He's trapped in GER's infinite loop. David Sniderman will never reach the reality that is related.
an italian boss once said "Nessuno può fuggire dal destino scelto. Rimane solo il risultato che voi sarete distrutti. L’eterna cima esiste solo per me. Puoi cantare canzoni di tristezza nel mondo senza tempo."
I came because of JoJo. I stayed because this is a really great song. I love how this show has introduced me to a whole world of classic music I never knew.
I remember being a little kid in the middle 1970's, my uncle wore this record out. I remember the album cover scaring the crap out of me. I have so many memories with this song, my uncle along with nearly every adult in my life at the time are gone so this is nostalgic but also very deep and at times sad to hear. I miss my family from my Brooklyn days as a little kid.
TFW... No one can escape the fate that was chosen for them. All that remains is the end, where you will all perish. Eternal greatness exists only within myself. Sing a song of sorrow in a world where time has vanished.
I can only imagine a timeline where Diavolo ends up in space and meets Kars. They're discussing how both of them were going to be supreme beings and rule the world while this plays in the background.
Only the music counts, the rest is only futility, for proof, we can find this song in many films, and not the other way around... It is the music that gives value to the image and not the other way around.
@@RucklerTaran It's a jojoke, about an anime named Jojo's Bizarre Adventure, in this joke, there is the character Kars who is a half-animal half-human that tried to take over the world, on the other hand, Diavolo is the leader of the Italian Mafia who's superpower is named King Crimson (also meaning a reference to this song) who constantly dies in infinite ways. Anyways he's just saying that in one of his deaths he imagines Kars and Diavolo sharing a conversation in space while his reference plays
@@Scazoid Copyright King is the stand of Robert Fripp. Copyright King is similar to Remote Romance in the way how it manifests itself through the internet. It is an automatic stand, which range exists anywhere you can post high quality rips of music onto. Its ability is to erase any high quality rips of original King Crimson (the band) music for the world, and determine its copyright infringement levels no matter how high quality the rip is. All high quality rips of King Crimson are destined to be claimed by Copyright King, no matter how long it takes! This stand was created by Robert Fripp's intense outrage over when he realized people wouldn't download King Crimson's music for his official website, but instead listen to copyright infringing high quality rips of music on other websites. Range: A* Speed: ? Development potential: C Destructive power: A* Persistence: A Precision: ?
@@diegodankquixote-wry3242 so its the same type of stand as Love Train.... except it redirects copyright from the topic channel to the rest of the internet.
@@Scazoid no is not the same type of any other stand. He is unique. He's closest to highway star but instead of seeking out nutrient and smell, Copyright seeks out high quality rips of king crimson (band)
Polnareff encouters DIO(God) and Diavolo the devil in the stairs. whats more interesting is the chariot tarot describes the angel who sees god Polnareff looking up at dio being god in part 3, and diavolo down being the devil in the Coliseum.
The rusted chains of prison moons Are shattered by the sun I walk a road, horizons change The tournament's begun The purple piper plays his tune, The choir softly sing; Three lullabies in an ancient tongue, For the court of the crimson king The keeper of the city keys Put shutters on the dreams I wait outside the pilgrim's door With insufficient schemes The black queen chants The funeral march, The cracked brass bells will ring; To summon back the fire witch To the court of the crimson king The gardener plants an evergreen Whilst trampling on a flower I chase the wind of a prism ship To taste the sweet and sour The pattern juggler lifts his hand; The orchestra begin As slowly turns the grinding wheel In the court of the crimson king On soft gray mornings widows cry The wise men share a joke; I run to grasp divining signs To satisfy the hoax The yellow jester does not play But gentle pulls the strings And smiles as the puppets dance In the court of the crimson king
47 years ago I listened to this album with my best buddies, in a dark basement in Chicago, while black light posters glowed on the walls. Of course, we had some good drugs to get us deep into the music. Man ! That's what the early 70s were about. I appreciate this music even more listening to it with almost a half century behind me. Thanks ELP. Magnificent.
I'm here because my father, who was born in 1948, used to listen to this quite a bit. I remember hearing this a lot as a child and quite enjoying it. He died in 2016 at 68 years old. But, I'm here to see if I could meet others from his era who can share with me their feelings on King Crimson.
I used to listen to this in the early 70s on a show called “Beaker Street” on KAAY, Little Rock. Late at night, in the throes of teenaged angst, LOL. This was a great album. Love the memories!
You guys complain about Jojo fans but this series has encouraged me to discover rock and metal. I was all linkin park, soad and shit until I asked a question. "What kind of name is Ratt?". Fast forward 2 years I have over 800 songs in my library across multiple genres and eras.
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@I-I-I-I I under stand that my man, but sometimes you just want to see what people say about the stuff you already know you know? The jojo community is very witty and has a lot to say.
There is one thing you must never lose sight of, only one, is Love... Otherwise you will end up alone lost in the midst of your sad choices, the consequences of your inappropriate remarks to try clumsily to shine, one does not shine in wickedness and hatred, ever . Of course we can find ourselves many because any idea can gather but each time it is a tortuous path dotted with regrets, fruits of ignorance. Why I write this, so I can keep this in mind too
I have to say... this whole album is like Acid, or any other drug that makes you hallucinate. I close my eyes and I'm transported to a different world of my creation, just based on this music alone. This, and many other reasons is why this is my favorite song, on my favorite album of all time
Every time I hear the first notes of the Mellotron I'm transported right back to 1969 and I'm 16 years old lying across my bed after school, listening to this album and dreaming my life away...
rschiel50 1969 and I see the album cover on an Evanston, Illinois record shop, buying it on the strength of the cover alone. 1971, I have dropped out of Northwestern University Film School and am walking point for Second squad, second platoon, Charlie Company, First Batallion, Twentieth Infantry Regiment, AMERICAL DIVISION. Tell me music can change your life.
that first scene with king crimson in the anime... I had already read the manga but it was just so stunning and I just listened to this so many times after watching it. it fits so well with that king crimson/bruno scene
J’ai eu le disque pour mes 15 ans 1970, pas aimé, puis après 4 années de remise je l’ai réécouté et depuis ce temps il ne me quitte plus, tout comme rockin’performance fillmore east humble pie
No one can escape the fate that was chosen for them. All that remains is the end, where you will perish. Eternal greatness exists only within myself. Sing a song of sorrow in a world where time has vanished! *King Crimson! Time will pass on like you to the afterlife!*
Nothing resists existence, we come from nothingness and we return to it, from a wish we become a regret, without more trace than an illusory name, because even their heroes, invented for the most part, are little more than a trail of ink in their history books. They invented time, to reassure themselves in the face of the inevitable, to quantify respite, but nothing, fortunately, can overcome the end of this sweet madness that is life.
What’s Jojo? Imma google it real quick. Oh it’s some manga/anime. I’m not really into that but I guess I’ll- -And that is why I believe Araki initially intended for Narancia to be a girl
I decided to show you... as a parting gift. Since this is the end, I'll fill you in. What you just witnessed and felt was you in the future. You from a few seconds from the past witnessed yourself in the future. This is my *「KING CRIMSON」's* ability. *I erased time and leapt past it.*
This song makes me think of Lovecraft for some reason. Oh also uhhhhh Italy or something I guess. I feel like I have to make a reference, or else something terrible will happen.
The rusted chains of prison moons Are shattered by the sun I walk a road horizons change The tournament's begun The purple piper plays his tune The choir softly sing Three lullabies in an ancient tongue For the court of the crimson king The keeper of the city keys Puts shutters on the dreams I wait outside the pilgrim's door With insufficient schemes The black queen chants the funeral march The cracked brass bells will ring To summon back the fire witch To the court of the crimson king The gardener plants an evergreen Whilst trampling on a flower I chase the wind of a prism ship To taste the sweet and sour The pattern juggler lifts his hand The orchestra begin As slowly turns the grinding wheel In the court of the crimson king On soft grey mornings widows cry The wise men share a joke I run to grasp divining signs To satisfy the hoax The yellow jester does not play But gently pulls the strings And smiles as the puppets dance In the court of the crimson king
this song is really great, im glad araki picked this song as a stand name for d- -it really fits his mental condition and the dillema he is always in with his othr personality.
Bruno: Hey boss. Could you like not kill her? The Boss: No. Bruno: Yes. The Boss: Ok. Bruno: Really? The Boss: No. [summon King Crimson] *_*proceed to make a zipper donut_**
I've seen a lot of songs' comment sections filled with people coming from JoJo now... I've never seen tje show but I get the feeling it might be a nice watch since a lot of songs I love seem to be featured in it!
Sebastiano Montrone Definitely worth it. I myself waited a few years before finally watching it, but man was the wait worth it. Just a warning though; Jojo starts off pretty slow...and while not exactly boring....It doesn't exactly show the best if the show. Honestly I'd recommend to start on the 2012, David Productions adaptation of Jojo Part one and two. (Phantom Blood & Battle Tendency) Together they have 26 episodes, part 1 being 9 episodes, and part 2 being the remaining. I say just wait out the first 9, and then it gets better. (NOT to say part 1 is bad, it's just....far better on the re-watching. Think of it as best enjoyed as part of the larger whole.)
One of the most incredible pieces of music ever produced. Each and every aspect of this song is magnificent, and masterfully performed. I've played drums for a bit over a decade now, and it's quite jarring to experience the difference in listening to music before and after becoming a musician. The drums in this piece are spectacular, and even more so once you have an idea of what is happening, and what it takes to achieve this level of skill. I absolutely love this song. I feel so very sorry for the people who have never heard it, and never will. What kind of life can you lead without ever hearing The Court of The Crimson King?
Only six musical notes and yet the nucleic bases of so many melodies around the world, how can we know them all? A song, a music, it’s a bit like a person, you have to have the chance to meet her, then like a person, nothing says that the first contact will be the right one, will we be able to appreciate it? To perceive the beauty of its expression? Will we be worthy of it? After all, music is a panorama that is more or less appreciated, according to a horizon that is personal to us... Best regards
"No one can escape the fate that was chosen for them. All that remains is the end, where you will all perish. Eternal greatness exists only within itself. Sing a song of sorrow in a world where time has vanished."