21st Century Schizoid Band

Pictures Of A City documents the 21st Century Schizoid Band's appearance at the legendary New York venue, BB King's in 2004. The 2 CD set comes in a deluxe full colour digi-pack by acclaimed designer Phil Smee, and contains many photographs as well as extensive sleeve notes and commentary from the group.

New pressing. Recorded live at Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo on 6 November 2002. This DVD features the Schizoid Band performing 14 songs from the first four King Crimson albums plus songs from their individual solo albums. The band features Mel Collins, Jakko M Jakszyk, Michael Giles, Peter Giles and Ian McDonald.

Extra features include: individual band member interviews, the recording of the Official Bootleg Vol 1; debut performance at Canterbury Fayre festival, footage from Queen Elizabeth Hall, London.

Region 0 DVD - will work on all regions.

Official Bootleg Volume Two - Recorded live at Shinjuku Kouseinenkin Hall, Tokyo on 6 November 2002. This CD features the Schizoid Band performing 14 songs from the first four King Crimson albums plus songs from their individual solo albums. The band features Mel Collins, Jakko M Jakszyk, Michael Giles, Peter Giles and Ian McDonald.

A DVD of this recording is also available.

Official Bootleg Volume Three. Available previously only on the band's recent tour of Europe and Japan, this CD features over an hour of music. Captured live in Italy in March of 2003, this documents the band’s new era with drummer and former Crimson member Ian Wallace. As well as five Crimson tracks, a live rendition of the McDonald / Sinfield tune ‘Let there be light’, McDonald and Giles’s ‘Birdman’, there is an additional bonus track - a new Schizoid piece currently being performed live, but included here in its studio recorded demo form and featuring all the band.

Previously only available at the band's shows in the UK and Japan, the
Official Bootleg CD features 7 songs from the bands current live set and was recorded 'as live' at Mark Angelo studio's in West London 2 days prior to the group's debut performance at the Canterbury Fayre Festival at the end of August this year.