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verslibre
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It flat-out rocks. It's okay to say it!
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verslibre
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DM is amazing. They basically showed ELP what they could have been doing at the time, but weren't. One of the best keyboard-trio-prog records I've heard. RIP John.
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Love the debut. Love Bruford but...
Danger Money is just a better album. More energy and less fluff.
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Tom Ozric
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^ Why does the inner sleeve to One Of A Kind state Jeff Berlin as The Bass and The Vocals, when it’s an instrumental album (apart from uncredited Northettes aaahs on the opening track) ???
Oh yeah, I saw a Bozzio gig in the early 90’s - totally exhilarating Edited by Tom Ozric - May 07 2018 at 02:04 |
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zachfive
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I saw UK when they hit Seattle a some years back, feel blessed to have seen John Wetton before he passed. Shortly after I saw Terry perform at the same venue, just him and his drum set. Amazing stuff. I voted for Danger Money. But put DM against One of a Kind and its going to lose every time.
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They were uniquely cold and streamlined, especially for prog at that time. I think that was both their appeal and shortcoming. More of a musicians' band, perhaps. |
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Atavachron
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Both great, both different. I will say Concert Classics vol.4 is superior to Night After Night .
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Danger Money eats the debut IMO. These days I'd even put Bozzio (just) over Bruford [shocked face]
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the debut album is fantastic.
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“Living in their pools, they soon forget about the sea.”
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Neither do I. The melodies just don't give me much to enjoy. |
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"I am so prog, I listen to concept albums on shuffle." -KMac2021 |
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"It just has none of the qualities of your work that I find interesting. Abandon [?] it." - Eno
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I like both, but Danger Money is a long time favourite, so the Bozzio line-up gets the edge.
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Both studio albums are great but I went for the second one as the keyboard lead trio format is quiet appealing to me! The first album could perhaps have done with being a bit punchier sound wise but that's maybe my only small criticism. Oft considered the last hurrah for seventies prog. Pity they got caught by the changing scene and also a certain amount of in fighting between Wetton and Jobson. Jobson must be the most underutilised and underappreciated musician in prog. A brilliant keyboard and violinist. The stuff he did with Curved Air was also brilliant but was else is there apart from a few solo outings and being a fringe member of Roxy? |
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Allan Holdsworth made the original lineup really special for me.
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twosteves
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Me too---but still feel it was the least important thing he did with his career
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verslibre
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3rd vote for DM/NAN!
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Dopeydoc
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Guess my vote (I'm a Bruford fan...)
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