1731 King Crimson - Cirkus, Including: Entry of the Chameleons

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From: Lizard; Year: 1970; Genre: Progressive Rock
Here's an interesting one I've been wanting to pick for a while now. I love a lot about this one especially all of the interesting layers of music within, and it's a progressive rock track that clocks in at a paltry six-and-a-half minutes, so everyone should be happy with this one! ...Yeah right.

Hear Cirkus, Including: Entry of the Chameleons on YouTube.



My song pick a year ago today: The Rolling Stones - As Tears Go By

My song pick two years ago today: Blink-182 - Adam's Song

My song pick three years ago today: Pink Floyd - Us And Them

My song pick four years ago today: Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

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