Soon after recording their successful debut, King Crimson completely imploded, for the first of many times. 
Left with a recording contract and no band, Robert Fripp and Peter Sinfield went into the studio and patched together In the Wake of Poseidon.
 
IG: @<a href='https://www.instagram.com/progfrogpod?igsh=MWFtNGs5dHp2b2dkbg=='>progfrogpod</a>
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Soon after recording their successful debut, King Crimson completely imploded, for the first of many times. Left with a recording contract and no band, Robert Fripp and Peter Sinfield went into the studio and patched together In the Wake of Poseidon. IG: @progfrogpod helloprogfrog@gmail.com

Soon after recording their successful debut, King Crimson completely imploded, for the first of many times.&nbsp;
Left with a recording contract and no band, Robert Fripp and Peter Sinfield went into the studio and patched together In the Wake of Poseidon.
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IG: @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/progfrogpod?igsh=MWFtNGs5dHp2b2dkbg==" rel="noopener noreferrer">progfrogpod</a>
helloprogfrog@gmail.com

Ep.9: King Crimson - In The Wake of Poseidon

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