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STICK MEN - Umeda (Live In Osaka)

With King Crimson Alumni Tony Levin on Chapman Stick, and Drummer Pat Mastelotto, and Markus Reuter brings his various Touch Guitars and Soundscapes to a tour of Osaka, Japan back in 2022 to mix original Compositions with a salute to Robert Fripp (Founder Of King Crimson) in both sound and tune selection. 1 Prog Noir 2 Ringtone 3 Cusp 4 Red 5 Tentacles 6 Schattenhaft 7 Breathless 8 Mantra 9 Danger in the Workplace 10 Swimming in Tea 11 Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part II 12 The Sheltering Sky

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