These are the songs that made the early King Crimson a progressive rock legend. The selections are performed respectfully and proficiently. My only gripe is the band's decision to include several really obscure songs at the expense of the second album's title track, "In the Wake of Poseidon." The set list does include, among others, "A Man, A City" (or "Pictures of a City"), "Catfood", "In the Court of the Crimson King", "Ladies of the Road", "I Talk to the Wind", "Epitaph", Ian McDonald's "Birdman", and, of course, "21st Century Schizoid Man."I have nothing but respect for the uncanny musicianship of Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew and the current and recent lineups of King Crimson. Indeed, I own and enjoy their DVD ('Eyes Wide Open'). But their decades-long refusal to play even one or two early classics in concert made obtaining this entertaining DVD a must for me.