Bill Bruford's Best Drum Tracks
Submitted by slipkid71 on Fri, 10/25/2002 - 03:55
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- Heart of the Sunrise (Yes, "Fragile", 1972)
- Long Distance Runaround/The Fish (Yes, "Fragile", 1972)
- Larks' Tongues in Aspic, Part Two (King Crimson, "Larks' Tongues in Aspic", 1973)
- Red (King Crimson, "Red", 1974)
- One More Red Nightmare (King Crimson, "Red", 1974)
- Beezelbub (Feels Good To Me, 1978)
- Frame By Frame (King Crimson, "Discipline", 1981)
- Indiscipline (King Crimson, "Discipline", 1981)
- Neurotica (King Crimson, "Beat", 1983)
- Sleepless (King Crimson, "Three of a Perfect Pair", 1984)
- Pilgrim's Way (Bill Bruford's Earthworks, "Dig?", 1987)
- All Heaven Broke Loose/Psalm/Old Song (Earthworks, "All Heaven Broke Loose", 1991)
- B'Boom (King Crimson, "THRAK", 1995)
- Prism (King Crimson, "Live on Broadway", 1996)
- Some Other Time (If Summer Had Its' Ghosts, 1997)
- No Truce With the Furies (Earthworks, "A Part and Yet Apart", 1999)
EXCELLENT LIST! I can't argue with any of 'em (B'Boom and Prism are wonderful.) Bruford is my god. But, you should have included Waiting Man. That's his stand-out track with Simmons Drums.
You know, no one ever talks about the 20 minutes he spend as the backup drummer in Genesis. Though not a period of creativity for him, Billy B did do some spectacular drumming for that band in the little time he toured with them. I've got a bootleg from '76 where he duets with Phil Collins on The Cinema Show. Earth-shattering stuff.
Wow ... a duet with Phil Collins? That's pretty cool
i agree, good list