1. Improv: The Savage - 2:12
2. Dr. Diamond - 5:48
3. Improv: Arabica - 2:29
4. Exiles - 7:01
5. Improv: Atria - 6:14
6. The Night Watch - 5:07
7. Starless - 12:27
8. Lament - 4:20
9. Improv: Trio - 4:36
10. Easy Money - 7:51
11. Walk on...No Pussyfooting - 0:08
12. Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Pt. 2 - 6:24
13. Lament - 4:20
14. Exiles - 7:16
15. Asbury Park - 11:41
16. Easy Money - 11:07
17. Fracture - 11:02
18. Starless - 15:50
19. 21st Century Schizoid Man - 9:33

Editorial Reviews:

Out of all the many King Crimson line-ups over the years, one of the hardest rocking was undoubtedly one from the early '70s (comprised of Robert Fripp, John Wetton, Bill Bruford, and David Cross) -- especially when they hit the concert stage. And this is proven once again by the release of the 2006 double-disc set The Collectable King Crimson, Vol. 1. Comprised of two shows from 1974 -- Mainz, Germany, and Asbury Park, NJ -- only four songs are repeated on each disc, which means there is quite a bit of variety here (not just the same old set list). Included is a fine rendition of Crimson's still best-known track, "21st Century Schizoid Man," as well as "Starless" and "Easy Money," plus several "Improvs" (which just about every single early-'70s rock band was indulging in). Think of an expanded version of the official Crimson live album from 1975, USA, and you get The Collectable King Crimson, Vol. 1 (as all of the tracks from USA are included here, plus more). ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide