When was The VROOOM Sessions released?

The VROOOM Sessions was released in 1999.

How many tracks are on The VROOOM Sessions?

The VROOOM Sessions has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 51 minutes.

What genre is The VROOOM Sessions?

The VROOOM Sessions is catalogued under Progressive Rock.

Album · 1999

The VROOOM Sessions

by King Crimson

The VROOOM Sessions is an album by King Crimson, released in 1999, with 12 tracks.

Progressive Rock

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Tracks: 51 min
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12 tracks · 51 min

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Wikipedia The VROOOM Sessions is an album of instrumental outtakes recorded by King Crimson as studio improvisations during the rehearsals for the recording sessions of their 1994 comeback EP Vrooom. These were the first studio recordings made by King Crimson after Robert Fripp reformed the band in 1994, in what has been called the "Double Trio" lineup. Along with Vrooom and the 1995 full-length THRAK and the Nashville Rehearsals, these are the only studio recordings of King Crimson's 1994-1997 formation. These outtakes were later released through the band's Collectors' Club in December 1999, not long after Bill Bruford and Tony Levin had left the band (the latter in a temporary basis) and thus marking the end of the Double Trio format.