Not Lame wrote:

> >>> The others did a few gigs as Schizoid Men, with Jakko on guitar. Might
> >> have
> >>> been Peter Giles on bass though. Don't hold your breath for this one.
> >>
> >> Michael Giles' drumming on the first two KC records blows me away every
> >> time.  It's so damn lyrical!
> >
> > You got that right. No one, not even Bruford could match that sound. Worth
> > looking for the Giles Giles And Fripp cd that came out a year ago. The
> > Bloomsbury Tapes (maybe) It's some very elaborate home demos. Much better
> > than the Cheerful Insanity album...
>
> Ahh, I l ove when we all go a bit PROG for a few quick threads, however
> ignored by the masses here.
>
> Anyway, very much agree w/ Giles' expertise onthose albums, but have to
> throw my hat in w/ saying that Terry Bozio's drumming on "Danger Money" is
> some of the most incredible, lyrical drumming I've ever heard in this
> genre......truly, an exceptional performance that still stuns me almost 25
> years on.....
>
> Ta,
> Bruce @ Not Lame

Bruce,

now there is an album I haven't pulled off the shelf for 20 years. I'll give it
an ear tomorrow while I'm loading up stuff for my radio show.

RS

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