This album, from 1978, found former collaborators Brian Auger and Julie Tippets (formerly Driscoll) working together again.

Tribute albums like this are always interesting, but also often disappointing.

I really wish I'd gotten this CD a month or so earlier. It would have been a perfect fit in our October issue because it definitely has a spooky angle to it.

It's hard, in retrospect, to understand the importance of King Crimson's debut album. It really did set a new standard for what would be known as progressive rock.

If you want to hear a 1970s album that is very hard to categorize or label, you might want to give this one a try.