Talk:B'Boom: Live in Argentina

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Error on instrument credits

I should have added this note when I made the correction/addition to the text, but I was completely unaware of the 'Talk' section - for this, I apologise. The full story is as follows (if someone wants to tidy up my contribution):- An Italian bootlegging crew went to South America with the express intention of illegally recording 3 bands, of which King Crimson were one. When the bootleg came out, it was extortionately priced, and the sound quality was very poor. To counter this bootleg, King Crimson rush-released "B'boom". In their haste, they transplanted the line-up/instrument credits off the "THRAK" album, which included Mellotron played by Robert Fripp. Fripp did indeed play Mellotron on THRAK, but it does not appear on B'boom - Crimson last toured with Mellotrons in 1974. In support of this, I have added the sub-section on the article, as it is an error on the CD sleeve. Similarly, I have removed 'Mellotron' from Robert Fripp's instrument credit at the bottom of the Wiki article. Although it doesn't match what's printed on the CD sleeve, it is factually correct.

Taff Hewitt (talk) 00:23, 17 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]