Originally posted by Slartibartfast For me both bands benefited.

Slart and I agree. 

Check the temperature in hell!  Which I don't believe exists!

Originally posted by infocat Originally posted by BlackenedGass I can't imagine Jon Anderson singing Schizoid Man or songs like Exiles or Starless I wonder how he'd sound singing "Lizard".

About Schizoid Man I absolutley agree, but with Exiles and Starless he might actually have sounded better. But for me, that's not particularly difficult, I really love those two songs, but Wetton's vocals rather put me a bit off... I guess the perfect choice, for me, for singing those two songs would have been Lake (weirdly enough, I like the way Wetton sings Schizoid Man better than the original version with Lake). However, back with Schizoid Man, I do feel Jon Anderson wouldn't have been very good singing that song, but he did sing on South Side of the Sky... so perhaps, just perhaps, he might have pulled out Schizoid Man nicely.

Originally posted by Epignosis Originally posted by Adams Bolero On July 19th 2007 my first child was born. More important to me.

In a thread titled

40th Anniversary of Bill Bruford leaving Yes

Originally posted by Epignosis 2007 my first child was born. More important to me.

Yes. This is completely relevant.

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Originally posted by Epignosis I am a father and therefore more important than your posts on prog rock.

Trololol. Go spend time with your child(ranz) instead of posting on the internet


Edited by SharkZ - August 03 2012 at 00:58

Here's an amusing little quote I found in the King Crimson article on TV Tropes:

Originally posted by Adams Bolero On July 19th 1972 Bill Bruford left Yes and joined King Crimson:

He certainly benefited immensely from the move.  I wonder if we would have ever seen or even known of such a fantastic improvisational side to him had he carried on in Yes.  He was brilliant with Yes already but Red album has some of the most expressive drumming of that era.  

Originally posted by Dayvenkirq ^  Yeah, I remember that from "Prog Rock Britannia". Who the hell did he think he was, a rapper?  Originally posted by dr prog Originally posted by Horizons He moved to a better band, for him and in general. I think that's pretty smart.   From a band who could compose to a band who couldn't really compose. Not better for me  Try "to a band that could improvise". ... pf.

Well, I easily prefer composition over improvisation.

Originally posted by smartpatrol Originally posted by richardh Originally posted by smartpatrol Originally posted by Adams Bolero On July 19th 1972 Bill Bruford left Yes and joined King Crimson:   f**k load of necklaces on Fripp I'm trying to work out which of the others is John Wetton(and the bloke second from the left seems to be overdoing the 'being enigmatic' thing   I don't think Wetton's in that pic. I think it's L-R: Fripp, Muir, Bruford, Cross.

Thanks. Have to admit my knowledge is not what it should be on Crimson in between ITWOP and Red

Originally posted by Dayvenkirq ^  Yeah, I remember that from "Prog Rock Britannia". Who the hell did he think he was, a rapper?  Originally posted by dr prog Originally posted by Horizons He moved to a better band, for him and in general. I think that's pretty smart.   From a band who could compose to a band who couldn't really compose. Not better for me  Try "to a band that could improvise". ... pf.

Providence is probably the only improvised studio track I like so Crimson could seemingly do this (although Moonchild still leaves me cold)