Prog-rockers King Crimson are set to give their debut album the royal treatment, with an impressive 26-disc box set appropriately titled The Complete 1969 Recordings.

The Complete 1969 Recordings promises to provide "the complete audio history" of the
band's debut. It will feature a brand-new Dolby Atmos mix by Steven Wilson alongside
6CDs of session material fully mixed by David Singleton (also available on Blu-ray.)
The box also features every alternate take and mix variation known to exist of the Court
material, plus radio sessions, all known live material from the era, and a number of
versions of the completed album. For context, the compilation producers have elected to
include a selection of "pre-Crimson" 1968 recordings by Giles, Giles, and Fripp.

Steven Wilson was on hand to remix the album once more. Following his 5.1 mixes for the
40th and 50th anniversary box sets, Wilson has expanded the album to the Dolby Atmos
format. "I've definitely had a bit more fun with this mix," Wilson said in a post on
social media. "Watch out for solos and mellotrons circling overhead." The band promises
an active Atmos mix, "with plenty of ear-catching moments to offer to listeners."

Disc 1:
24/192 Giles, Giles and Fripp - as per CD 25
24/96 Complete Studio Sessions
24/192 Live at Chesterfield Jazz Club

Disc 2:
24/96 2009 Hi-Res Stereo and 5.1 Surround Mixes
24/96 Additional audio and Alternate album from the 2009 mixes
24/48 Original 1969 vinyl needledrops of UK stereo & US Mono Promo LPs
24/48 Original 1969 Mono UK Single A and B Sides and US Promo Single A Side

Disc 3:
24/96 2019 Mixes in Stereo, 5.1 Surround and Instrumental Mixes
24/96 Original Master Edition
24/96 2019 Alternate Album and Additional Material Mixes
Hyde Park Film Snippet (audio mono)

Disc 4:
2020 Dolby Atmos Mix
24/96 I Talk to the Wind (duo version) 5.1 Surround (*) audio through four channels only
24/96 Let's Make a Hit Waxing