Get all 8 Lapis Lazuli releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Damo Suzuki + Lapis Lazuli live @Ramsgate Music Hall 21.09.2019 // Louis Padilla's Muzak Uzi (Double Album), Wrong Mixing, *****Digital Back Catalog*****, WM Live - FREE DOWNLOAD, WRONG MEETING (full album), Reich - FREE DOWNLOAD, Reality Is (Full Album), and Extended Play (Full Album).
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This was a special offer for the friends of fast decisions - an album for $3.45 on the occasion of the birthday of David Cross. Happy birthday to David! He was part of the "King Crimson" lineup that probably was the best ever - the one that lasted from 1972-1974, featuring the exceptional drummer Bill Bruford and the no less exceptional singer, songwriter, and bassist John Wetton. Some great old gems from this time are included on this live album, culminating in the awesome epic "Starless".
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