D.G.M. Collectors' Club #1.

On July 5th, 1969, King Crimson played to upwards of 500,000 people on a bill topped by The Rolling Stones in Hyde Park, London. It was a pivotal point for the band. The next evening, King Crimson played their regular club date at the Marquee Club.

Recorded by an audience member, the original tape of the concert found its way to Robert Fripp / DGM many years later. Pre-dating the release of In The Court Of The Crimson King by more than three months and showcasing material from that album, the tape captures the raw power that had already made Crimson London's hottest new band.

Also included is the only known recording/performance of Trees from October 1969.