Carrying No Cross ~ U K ~ Danger Money

Stop!
Been wrong so many times before
I was always laying down the law
And all attractions were a bore
They led me back to you
Uniforms were an allergy
They never felt quite right to me
They conjured war-time Germany
And God knows we need that
Temptation boundaries will never know
The time when my morale was low
The circumstances always show
The place was yours or mine
Carrying no cross before me
No prize to idolize no story
To tell of adolescent glory
Just void, empty spaces nothing to show
No point of reference or place to go
But one thing I'd ignored and so
The light came shining through
Been wrong so many times before
Was always laying down the law
One thing you cannot ignore
Bad boys can come clean
Emotions I could not control
Illuminate my heart and soul
I saw a light, I scored a goal
And what price peace of mind?

[@biorage6670]

The bridge starting at 6:00 in 5/4 is one of the heaviest piece of music ever written. Rage and fury unmatched!

[@qriofficial1769]

The greatest finale for the greatest era of music history.

[@Kinggg679]

Not really, but still great and somehow forgotten. Across the big pond.

[@fnpoovey]

@@Kinggg679 This was the last great progressive rock album 1979 era. The music industry switched to new wave in 1980. The end of an era for music.

[@fryderyk2462]

Eddie Jobson is an absolute genius. His level of musicianship here, pairs even best Emerson footage...this could be perfectly the conclusion for Tarkus, or Starless...the perfect swan song for 70's prog.

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

Yeah. He was stunning in concert, too. That lanky frame and long hair backlit through the clear acrylic violin he hammered away at. Tattered bow strings flailing helplessly in space.

[@DoctorWho1983]

Well put....I like to compare it to Molly Hatchet being Lynyrd Skynyrd on steroids....UK were the same with ELP...

[@Kinggg679]

This album is a must to have in every serious music lover library.

[@TheVickersDoorter]

I bought mine on vinyl around 1981, then on CD around 10 years ago.

[@reedrobinett1430]

Definitely 🤘

[@mannyruiz1954]

I like this album a bit more than the first album.

[@Kinggg679]

@@mannyruiz1954 I am not a big fan of the first one and bought it mainly, for the phenomenal track, In the Dead of Night. Allan Holdsworth`s(*) solo, to be exact.

[@mannyruiz1954]

@@Kinggg679 I really like Eddie Jobson Green album a lot too. I dig his work with Jethro too.

[@BenMolen]

Forgotten prog rock masterpiece. In the same league as Close to the Edge, Supper's Ready,Cinema Show etc..

[@marshallr2001]

Good to see people still know these songs. Supper in particular.

[@dumpygoodness4086]

THANK YOU!!! THIS IS TOP TEN PROG SONGS EVER! (I would include "STAGNATION" by Genesis, which is very ignored too, like Crimson's mighty LIZARD record!!!)

[@ronniewall1481]

HAPPY THE MAN DEATH'S CROWN.

[@trfesok]

It sounds like vintage ELP, circa 72-73. Ironically, it sounds more like that then ELP did when it was released in 1979!

[@brianlobo7163]

@@trfesok especially as this version of UK tried to distance themselves from their similarity to the ELP trio. Wetton was undoubtedly a better pop song writer than Lake, which ultimately doomed the Love Beach and ELPowell albums...and cut short Lake's time in ASIA.

[@Marctull66]

Masterpiece really. Excellent vocal melody and absolutely awesome instrumental sections. Every progressive rock lover should own this album and know this track.

[@musixpression]

Marc Moingeon I also like this kind of music and have the album danger money in my collection. In spite of that the album is known as a more commercial album than the first album UK - UK, this is their very best work they ever did, and this album is a little bit more pleasant to listen. People can also listen to my 3 synthesizertracks with the name Musixpression: 1 Welcome 2: Analyse 3: Unfinished track. I know that it's not this quality, but that is not a reason to ignore

[@musixpression]

***** Thanks for your attention, but what do you mean? Post what? I.m.o., there's nothing wrong with saying wich kind of musicstyles inspires me and showing the music i make, because where;s the rest? That's why i also think that it's time to stand still and wonder what the real revolutionairy musicians of today are about. I'm sure that we will learn on day.

[@musixpression]

***** Ok, now i understand what you mean. It's indeed true that i recorded some of my own music and suggetsted that posted it. The music that i create now is still just electropop and i'm also inspired by this music. I have ideas for the future to make it closer in the direction of this musicstyle, in spite of that you maybe can recognize by some of my tracks that i'm also inspired by this, because i have just the meaning to make it pleasant anyway. If you want to hear my music, type the name musixpression with the titles Welcome, Analyse, or Unfinished track. I have also uploaded now tracks musixpression 1 till 15. Type: musixpression 1, musixpression 2, and all the rest. You will see automaticly the titles of the tracks if you type it. Thank you very much for interesting for listening to my music. I can advise you to listen to the tracks from begin till the end if you want to judge it good. Reactions are still switched of, but maybe i set it free. Good luck

[@musixpression]

***** Ok, i will see what you think about it. I hope you enjoy it and i see a chance. And ofcourse everybody has the right to make what they like, it's just about the intension and meaning of it. The idea that you placed your reaction right here is a bit pleasant to me.

[@tomjetblade6411]

***** you sound like that you don't take musixpression serious by saying that you want to listen to his music without saying your point of view about it so that you can pretend that other accounts thinking that you're right but you know that it's not true because other accounts right here don't do this musixpression is not about to make the mess sorry if i get you wrong but if this is true what i suspect close then i ask you please get out of the way with your jealous behavior against musicians who praise art of music like this and being inspired by it with pleasant meanings for their music they make

[@massimomarchesin8708]

Fra ELP e KING CRIMSON Capolavoro assoluto !!!!!! UK fantastici !!!!!!

[@BMIGuitarist]

What a great period in music. We will never again witness again this type of genius.

[@noelsoto2613]

BMIGuitarist Very it was a great period in Music! There is bands that are coming up with this Genre but I’m having a hard time locating them, but they’re out there, now I’m thinking of Glass Hammer. Keep Playing Peace !!

[@noelsoto2613]

BMIGuitarist At the very beginning I meant to say “ Very True” ✌️

[@KrystofDreamJourney]

Never.

[@adrianreyes7114]

8:47 esa parte de piano es maravillosa

[@uyauabing]

U.K. were two different animals. The first Bruford-Holdsworth incarnation had finesse. This incarnation had balls. Love 'em both.

[@DateTwoRelate]

Right. But the 1st had the better drummer...

[@jerryvivanco4898]

Better????????? Bruford AND Bozzio KICK....ASS............... Different styles. Both are in my top 5 drummers ALL-TIME!!!!!!!!! For 4 decades!!!!!

[@danielmacdonald8349]

Yeah I absolutely LOVE Bill Bruford - I’ve been drumming forever and for almost 40 years I CANNOT duplicate his style. Even when I was a teenager and in my early 20s I would put on my headphones and try to repeat his technique’s but not even close. But Terry Bozio is also incredible. To make a statement that one drummer is better then the other is a little off base in MY opinion. Different styles - but BOTH A+ drummers. That’s why album #1 and #2 sound very different. Even if Alan Holdsworth was still in the band for album #2 ir would sound different from the first. Look at Yes. You can hear a noticeable difference in the style of the rhythm section between Fragile/Close to The Edge - and then Tales of Topigraphic Oceans. A different drummer can really change the sound of a band. Anyway - BOTH drummers are AWESOME. Nobody better then Nobody..

[@calvarychapelhh]

Because of the Rock Influence Wetton wanted. And of course Bozzio is a BEAST!

[@smitlag]

I actually preferred this line up of UK. While Holdsworth is a God to me, I felt he wasn't really in his full element on the first album. It is certainly documented to the artist differences in that band. Holdsworth and Bruford ideals being more experimental, Wetton wanting more of a commercial direction and Jobson trying to balance both. Holdsworth actually tended to be outshined by the keyboard work. Not because of lack of virtuosity but by sheer sonic massiveness. Jobson's keyboard demonstrated just how powerful those instruments were in capable hands. And really if you look at many of the albums by other keyboard giants of that era, they either did away with the lead guitar in favor of a more prominent bassist. Or had a player that played either well. Certainly the case with ELP, and mid to late Genesis. Often the guitarist whom was more adept at playing written parts or blending more into an ensemble was preferred over a stand out soloist. Holdsworth needed his own space to take us into outer space and beyond.

[@virtualstranger1299]

Outstanding performances by all here. After a life of playing drums in just about every field for 5 decades, my greatest loves being, jazz/latin/rock/funk/rhythm and blues and any mixture of those, I can honestly say that the drumming for this album is unlike anything I have ever heard before or since. I can hear that it's Terry right away. I picked him out fairly quickly here from having listened to his work with Frank Zappa and also The Brecker Brothers. The drumming is brutal and relentless in its beauty. It's dark and brooding. The pyrotechnics and stamina are unapproachable for most. Eddie Jobson worked with Terry and Zappa. He was stunned by Terry's ability to improvise during insanely difficult passages. I really and truly don't believe there was anyone else alive at the time of these recordings that would have done work like this. My hat is off to one of the greatest drummers of my life and times. As for Wetton and Jobson, there isn't enough room here to say all the wonderful things I would convey. Stand alones, one and all.

[@boblob2003]

"Brutal and relentless"... a perfect description of Terry's drumming. Ed Mann said Terry Bozzio played the drums like "every note is the last note I'll be remembered for" Bruford and Bozzio could hardly have more different in their styles but they were both able to bring their "own thing" to UK. This music is a gift.

[@lphilpot01]

Yeah, I'm a big Bruford fan and love the first UK album (which I think is some of Bruford's best work) but you're right about this song. The earlier live versions of Carrying No Cross with Bruford and Holdsworth sound somewhat limp and uninteresting compared to this version. Some of that is due to the fact that all the live recordings I've heard of the earlier quartet have uniformly poor sound, dunno why. All if all if I was forced to choose only one UK album it would be the first one (for other songs) but this is a masterpiece.

[@casanovafrankenstein8538]

Bozzio, nuff said

[@jceedrummer]

Agreed

[@KrystofDreamJourney]

@@lphilpot01 I love both albums equally for different aspects. True masterpieces, never to be replicated. Eddie Jobson’s Zinc “The Green Album” is also a must ! And of course all Bruford Earthworks , all Holdsworth’s output and so on... Everything “Zappa” - all musicians that came from that linage are monsters :-)

[@CrimsonThorns]

This is unquestionably a masterpiece in so many levels,

[@joshs4594]

I did an instrumental cover of this masterpiece because I couldn’t resist the challenge. Eddie Jobson is king of the keyboard world on this track. He makes the synthesizer sing. What a band and so was their first album.

[@artrock5741]

How great a composer is Jobson?? As if Curved Air's "Metamorphosis," and UK's "In The Dead of Night" weren't enough... then this!

[@normameza5227]

Wetton, Bozzio and Jobson are superb! Such talented musicians. This is a masterpiece. The part in which Jobson starts to play the piano is awesome. Bozzio´s performance reminds me what he was able to do with Zappa.

[@maxg.-musician02]

Okay, this is musical genius right here! It's like they're musically depicting someone losing their sanity.

[@markgreene6349]

Saw UK many times in Philadelphia they were very big there.. I remember this song specifically..and Terrys amazing drumming! Eddie Jobson threw his violin on the stage.. during Caesars Palace Blues I guess it wasn't working properly..

[@maxg.-musician02]

There's 8mm film footage of that! It was a blue violin.

[@carloshernandez-py1uy]

Esta cancion es el supper's ready de Genesis.las puertas del delirio de Yes.un disco obligado de estudio para todo melomano

[@startover942]

If this doesn't kick ass, then we should agree that there has never been anything period that has kicked ass ever.

[@WithEdenguaranteed]

This song has been part of my life since I was 13. It always gets better and brings a life's times memories with it. Incredible

[@defektmotyla5454]

John Wetton, the brige to the musical mystery, never forgotten bass, voice and harmony,

[@royboy56100]

Some pretty deep lyrics,seems to depict a spiritual encounter,he being enlightened,illuminated..." He scored a goal.." Love it !!

[@myproxybloviator8467]

Yep Uniforms were an allergy, they never felt quite right to me plays in my head often

[@terranova486]

looks like ELP too much for me incredible keyboarrds and battery simply amazing

[@joecrocilla7695]

Much better than ELP , ELP was exhausted by 1977.

[@newvultraz]

Love the piano and organ solo. It's cascading hell.

[@Dinostriadrums]

Terry Bozzio is awesome!!

[@adap2it]

RIP John Wetton

[@TheVickersDoorter]

It's sad that guys like JW and Greg Lake didn't attend enough to their health and we lost Keith Emerson to his inner demons. All huge talents lost too soon.

[@orlandomonaco3475]

RIP John

[@ZugbruckMusik]

Best song on the best album of '79.

[@kevinmyles6369]

Big big love for this band, both incarnations! Sounds so exciting still after all this time..

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

Caught the threesome with Bozzio on drums live in '79 or '80. They were the warmup band for Jethro Tull, and quite a few Tull fans didn't bother coming for the UK show. My roommate and I scuttled down out of the stadium seats and found a couple on the floor, 10th row centre. The bass for Alaska was spectacular. I could feel my organs vibrating against each other inside my body. Still one of my favourite shows, ever. Tull was pretty good, too. ;)

[@kevinmyles6369]

@@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic ah lol incredible memories... I can imagine they sounded huge! 👍🏻👍🏻 Only seen Tull multiple times starting early 90's into 2000's cuz I only came into this world in '79 so obv I missed UK sadly 😔

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

@@kevinmyles6369 '79 was my first year of seeing concerts. First was Yes in the Boston Garden while still in high school. UK/Tull may have been the second, first year of University, Rochester, New York. Gentle Giant was in that first year, too, and also Blue Oyster Cult with Rainbow. Saw the Neil Young concert film "Rust Never Sleeps" in a music venue with a full rock PA system, which was cool. All that in 79/80.

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

@@kevinmyles6369 Oh, and on the topic of short-lived awesome 70's prog outfits we never got to see, ever heard of these guys? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZTCmZ57i92daas

[@kevinmyles6369]

@@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic that's incredible! Love that! Rust Never Sleeps absolute my fave Young record... Saw him several times live in Europe! First with Booker T and The MG's backing him, then Pearl Jam backing.. afterwards with Crazy Horse. Neil Young means a lot to me as a musician as I'm in working rockband myself here in UK. Yes has a special place in my heart as I love many of their records🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️ Same goes for Blue Öyster Cult. Incredible band! Plenty of memorable records. Agents Of Fortune my fave xxx

[@gregorykingsley6179]

This is a serious piece of music

[@nelsbrown3674]

Absolute masterpiece, among many from both albums.

[@GonzaloLizardo]

Descansa en paz, John. Y que allá, desde estés, no haya más cruces qué cargar.

[@psyclonoughts316]

astonishing song ,very much on the upbeat and great refined drumming technique , at around 9 minutes followed by complete keyboard expression and then a powerfull restatement , of the groups mutual technique , well the audio enhancement is now just of real and clear true recordability; never sounded this good before ,thanks for post

[@Jellybeantiger]

This is Terry Bozzio on drums.

[@TheVickersDoorter]

I was studying in London in 1981 and was offered a free ticket to see UK, but never heard of them so I didn't take up the offer. I regret that decision very much.

[@startover942]

Of all the great tracks from this album, this may be my favorite. Then again, from the Danger Money album how can one be above the rest? THEY ARE ALL GREATNESS.

[@godbluffvdgg]

Thanks so much for the upload...I've loved this group since Bruford played...Jobson and Bozzio raised the bar for U.K...Each time you hear this album it gets better to the point where you're nearly bursting with joy and appreciation for its contribution to existence...The anticipation of the last few minutes or the extended outro are sublime examples of musicianship...

[@billarkins745]

Bozzio raised the bar on Bruford? You are FOREVER BANNED WITH NO MUSICAL UNDERSTANDING!

[@royboy56100]

@@billarkins745 Yes only maybe Palmer added to that list with Bruford for surein tops.Not Bozzio,who is extra good but.there are others better; Pearl.Bonham,Moon.? just me.

[@Hertsman50]

Mind blowing, they are so damn good. Really love this song...very sinister sounding.

[@BillField]

It is a shame that Holdsworth and Bruford left. But Bozzio was a very capable replacment for Bruford. Shame no guitar, but Jobson rocks out on this album as does Wetton. RIP John Wetton. Great stuff.

[@finnjierdon6517]

Best Hammond solo ever!!!!

[@YanNo731222]

masterpiece of the best band ever... that's all!

[@geoffreystewart4208]

Good Old Wetton...!

[@JonJJV]

Wonderful so glad I did see them on there farewell tour. All the best for John. Keep strong mate!

[@startover942]

This is how it is done! Yes sir!

[@robroyce6845]

just imagine if Steve Hackett would have took over guitar work for ex UK guitarist Alan Holdworth on UK DM album...then again one can only wish...

[@axolotl8694]

I'm increasingly and sadly settling on my slogan for this one... the greatest song that almost nobody knows about. can we change that...?

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

Workin' on it!

[@fsveins62]

This track is surely an epic masterpiece. The shortest 12:20 min, every time I listen to it. Jobson and Bozzio, wow! No offence, Wetton, RIP.

[@drcid777]

Agreed lxlandia. Bruford is my all time favorite drummer and Wetton, top 2 or 3 Bass players of all time with an amazing voice, and more importantly, the songwriting takes you on a great journey. Thank you for posting in it's entirety

[@dalecsaunders]

This seemed to be the evolution from ELP's Karn Evil 9

[@XanAxDdu]

after 5 years we can also say that, still prefer to think to Pirates as natural elp evolution

[@HaroldGoodfortune]

Wetton's a Hero. Suppose this is why😌

[@mikescriber2967]

it will sound effin amazing 100 years from now. The Mozarts of progressive rock

[@bloodisfreedomsstain]

Fuck It took me too long to come across this album, it kicked my ass, amazing

[@Slipknotxtrigg3r]

So perfect.

[@voiceover2191]

They should have been the next ELP and had the talent for it

[@gallardoabel]

Who felt as it is erased from lines of life. Good trip...

[@startover942]

Never will there be a time when I have heard this one time too many...

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

Bozzio did, indeed, replace Bruford after the first U.K. LP. It's Bozzio playing Danger Money, and on Carrying No Cross. .

[@voiceover2191]

It's Bozzio for the entire second album

[@Hertsman50]

These guys are gods for sure.

[@tedlemoine4742]

Always liked this-my fav. rather very cool keyboards based uk trac so far; though I haven't checked them out beyond this song, since I 1st heard it in wee hrs. of a.m. from wtul, new Orleans, la.

[@kassandrazuniganunez3199]

Bella melodia 🎶

[@danielmacdonald8349]

Wow. I remember when I first bought this album. I absolutely LOVED the first one ( to this day maybe my favorite of all time) and me and my buddies went home to my basement to listen to it. I had a cranking stereo at the time. This had to be like 1978 or 79 or whenever it first came out. So we’re all drinking and smoking and ingesting illegal substances and we were actually a little disappointed in the album so far( except of course for Caesars Palace Blues) due to its lack of guitar work from Alan Holdsworth. So this tune comes on and we’re all mellowed out listening to John Wetton’s beautiful soft vocals - then suddenly Eddie Jobson and Terry Bozio break into this incredible middle section and we’re like WTF??? We went from dozing off to literally jumping out of our seats. Of course when it was over I had to pick up the needle arm and play it again - MANY times. Absolutely amazing. Makes you wonder how people come up with music like this. And I might be wrong - but from what I understand Eddie Jobson did not take drugs.

[@dreyxxyz]

@dkofva It's Terry Bozzio-however, I saw the 1st US tour of UK, the original band, at the Uptown Theatre in KC, and Bill Bruford did play this song with the band-it just didn't make it to the 1st album

[@amsedelm]

Just magnificent.

[@rg2027x]

wish we had bands like this now...

[@Butterflyofjoy]

Thank you so much for uploading this ~ my brother owned the album and I listened to this track over and over and over. Delighted to have found it again - still brilliant :D

[@VEGANSAM]

I JUST LOST 7 LBS DOING AIRDRUMOBICS AT 100 MPH! WHAT A A BRILLIANT MASTERPIECE!!

[@startover942]

Love this forever! UK is SO AWESOME!!!

[@massimomarchesin8708]

Io ci avrei aggiunto anche il Mellotron ci sarebbe stato molto bene !!!!!!! Ma il brano è comunque STRAORDINARIO ugualmente !!!!!!!

[@micknordstrom2591]

Masterpiece!

[@Lightmane]

I gotta get yt reactors to react to this masterpiece. Phenomenal piece of Prog and most haven't heard it : (

[@FSM46AND2]

Live this was stunning.

[@walterevans2118]

Yes... Alan Holdsworth played guitar solo on this LIVE...In 1979 Cleveland tape bootleg I had.

[@Rob13_63]

it's wonderful!! ❤

[@emas5954]

Just wonderful track from the deep progressive rock era, Eddie Jobson does the job so well!

[@MrTheBigShow82]

@dkofva Danger Money has Bozzio. The prior one album had Allan Holdsworth and Bruford.

[@KageZX10RRonin]

and such a stout line up of musicians ! I dont know why , the album cover makes me think its a still of Michael Caine washing his hands in the movie , "The Marseille Contract " ( 1974 ) .

[@mikebrown9850]

This is UK’s Magnum Opus in my humble opinion!

[@glubone]

I always prefered U.K. than K.C. This masterpiece for me is better "rendidtion" of Starless (which also is masterpiece)

[@startover942]

@lxlandia Beautifully said!

[@royboy56100]

I used to think it sounded like ELP a bit,but vocals for one, was off I i knew.Ha..Incredible song.

[@TheVickersDoorter]

The skill and originality of this generation will not come round again sadly. The social and music environment of today does not support this genre to the extent that it can flourish.

[@snuppssynthchannel]

True but there are some fantastic Prog acts today like The Flower Kings, Moon Safari, Steven Wilson and Koenjihyakkei to name a few.

[@piotrgagalski5013]

♥️♥️♥️

[@jceedrummer]

Bozzio…..

[@JohnnyRecently]

For my money...it's Danger Money

[@PEREGRINAHECTOR]

The beginnings of progressive rock...ELP....The end of progressive rock...UK....Coincidences?.....bass, drums and keyboards.

[@erichgroat838]

Most powerful organ solo in rock ever here starting at 17:14 - esp. 18:03

[@voiceover2191]

You clearly haven't listened to any of the first five albums of ELP ;)

[@erichgroat838]

@@voiceover2191 Sorry dude, but I know the first five ELP albums like the back of my hand, and I love 'em! :-)

[@voiceover2191]

@@erichgroat838 It's ok, didn't mean to offend, just teasing and I do love this song.

[@suubwayrocker]

I have the Original L.P! its so fuckin Awesome! (In Mexico Found this is so hard!)

[@holdencaustic]

Ruling!!!

[@cmojo68]

just a lyric correction: uniforms were an elegy [not allergy] ....musically; no corrections could be made....I love this shit like air!

[@MyMuseMoviesAndMusic]

Thanks for that! :)

[@timokuuskyt4]

Muista Olla Kiltti. :)

[@coloripple]

timokuuskyt4 lol kuinka niin? mitä mä oon missannu?

[@1lenok]

Не обычная музыка!!!

[@rutt777]

terry bozzio, gavin harrison the best drummers ever.....

[@Kinggg679]

Gdzie sa polskie wpisy? Przeciez to byla tak znana kapela u nas! Zajebioza!

[@mi_7967]

Mirek Bieniak To nie był zbyt popularny zespół w Polsce. UK poznałem dzięki starszemu ode mnie kuzynowi. Było to na początku lat 80. i niemal od razu ta muzyka przypadła mi do gustu. W radiu nie słyszałem jej nigdy. Nie wiem, który z redaktorów muzycznych ewentualnie promował ów album. Czy był to może mistrz nad mistrze, tj. p. Piotr Kaczkowski? Przyznaję - to jest bardzo dobra płyta. Kupiłem ją niedawno wydaną na LP = prawo pierwszych doznań:-)

[@Kinggg679]

Nie pamietam, czy to byl Piotr Kaczkowski, Wojciech Mann, Marek Gaszynski, czy sp.Tomasz Beksinski. Mielismy swietnych prezenterow i szczescie poznac tyle muzyki,ze Amerykanie do tej pory nie znaja polowy Dzieki nim ten zespol byl tak samo popularny , jak King Crimson, czyli kontynuacja albo projekt uboczny tej slawnej kapeli. Ja mialem ten album nagrany "piracko" z polskiego radia na kasecie(mam do tej pory)..Nastepnie kupilem LP za rownowartosc miesiecznej wyplaty w owczesnym PRL. Juz w USA wszystkie 3 za rownowartosc kilku godzin pracy w fabryce.

[@andrzejbastek1911]

Mirek Bieniak . Czesc Mirek,Marek jestesmy I sluchamy wartosciowej muzy.Nie jest nas duzo dlatego z przyjemnoscia chcialbym Was obu zaprosic na FB. PS.Piotr Kaczkowski,to On pierwszy to zagral w Tonacji Trojki .Wigilia 1980.Innych wigilii nie pamietam przez ten utwor.👍Andrzej Bastek.

[@KrystofDreamJourney]

Andrzej Bastek Piotr Kaczkowski prowadził audycję Mini-Max: minimum słów, maksimum muzyki. Był rok 1979... Płytę rozpracowałem nuta-po-nucie i m.in. dzięki tej płycie wybrałem karierę muzyka profesjonalnego. Pamiętam jak grałem na fortepianie w mojej transkrypcji Rendezvous 6:02 z tej płyty podczas Juwenaliów w Łodzi. Marek Niedźwiedzki był zaskoczony że ktoś to w ogóle gra ! Ha, ha ! Był rok 1985. Potem już na Akademii Muzycznej w Katowicach (wydział jazzu i muzyki rozrywkowej) poznałem kolegę z Lublina - saxofonistę Wieśka Wysockiego, który również zafascynowany był U.K. Już po osiedleniu się na stałe w USA spotkałem Terry Bozzio podczas targów producentów sprzętu muzycznego. Dowiedziałem się wielu ciekawostek z pracy zespołu, trasy koncertowej i... braku dalszej promocji. Niestety. Ten rozdział mamy dawno poza sobą. Ja do dzisiejszego dnia grywam Carrying No Cross, Rendezvous 6:02 i Danger Money z sekwencerem podczas występów w klubach i podczas mega-imprez sportowych NHL. Pozdrowienia z Orlando, Florida :-) Cieszę się że dzięki takim ludziom jak Wy muzyka ta przetrwa jakoś...

[@Kinggg679]

@@KrystofDreamJourney Nie wiem, czemu czytam Twój komentarz, dopiero 3 lata później. Ja tu "kibluję" od 1990r. i w międzyczasie (a raczej , już w Polsce) przestawiłem się na cięższą muzę. Oczywiście, nie odrzuciłem tych wspomnianych kapel. Kupione w Tampie, czy w Orlando, na giełdach płyt, od "angoli", "czy " szwabków".

[@ThePeterats]

Cette chanson rappelle étrangement ELP

[@ytnsanw]

4:36

[@JonP1961]

waaaaay too short a list, IMO

[@ziegunerweiser]

Sorry who wrote the lyrics?Did Wetton ever write lyrics?

[@tomrott5333]

Wetton did that is what Jobson told me 4 years ago.

[@dkofva]

So...u're trying 2 tell me (an erstwhile percussionist/drummer) that, since the 80's, I've thought that this was Terry Bozzio and all the while it was Bru??? Come on...serious? Man, my head is all whacked...never knew Bru had feet and feel like an LA slugger on steroids...still...I am dubious...

[@glennhecker4422]

No; it's Terry Bozzio.

[@mixerguych]

What synth for the solo at 6 min? Prophet 5? Moog?

[@aliensporebomb]

Yamaha CS-80 and minimoog.

[@paulogabrielnakaidossantos]

4:35 8:47