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just plain doug
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Mr_Green_Genes wrote:
Nice, guys.

Doug, was the 72 gig already with White? Anyone seen Yes with Bruford?

Yeah, it was White. I missed Bruford by 3 months. (I did, however, catch him with Genesis 1976, U.K. 1978, and also King Crimson 1984)

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Okay, since we're having a dick measuring contest:

7/5/75 - Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ (Relayer Tour w/Moraz)
6/12/76 - JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, PA (the one with 105,000 people) (Solo Album Tour w/Moraz)
9/7/78 - Madison Square Garden, NYC (Tormato)
9/9/78 - Madison Square Garden, NYC (Tormato)
9/11/78 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA (Tormato)
6/14/79 - MSG, NYC (Ten True Summers Tour)
6/21/79 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA (Ten True Summers)
4/30/84 - Spectrum, Phila, PA (90125)
5/7/84 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, NJ (90125)
5/14/84 - MSG, NYC (90125)
9/4/84 - Garden State Arts Center, NJ (90125)
12/19/87 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, NJ (Big Generator)
8/13/89 - Garden State Arts Center, NJ (ABWH w/Tony Levin)*
4/14/91 - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, NJ (Union)**
7/15/91 - MSG, NYC (Union)
11/26/99 - State Theater, New Brunswick, NJ (The Ladder w/Igor Khoroshev)
8/6/02 - PNC Bank Arts Center, NJ (Classic Tour)

*My favorite performance of Close To The Edge
**Quite possibly my favorite show, my absolute favorite performance of Awaken.


I post that I've never seen them and then you go and list the plethora of performances you've seen. It's like you don't think I have feelings.


Oh...we definitely know you have feelings. Anyway, here's my list:

07/17/98 Vancouver, GM Place (Open Your Eyes tour w/ Alan Parsons Live Project)
08/02/01 Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Symphonic tour w/ Vancouver Symphony)
03/20/14 Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Three Albums tour - The Yes Album, Close To The Edge & Going For The One)

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I've never seen Yes or King Crimson with or without Bill Bruford but I did pick up Robert Fripp hitchhiking through the Nevada desert one time.
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KUIII wrote:
I've never seen Yes or King Crimson with or without Bill Bruford but I did pick up Robert Fripp hitchhiking through the Nevada desert one time.


The fuck?! We need more details... :shock:

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I've never seen Yes or King Crimson with or without Bill Bruford but I did pick up Robert Fripp hitchhiking through the Nevada desert one time.


The fuck?! We need more details... :shock:

Well, I didn't know who he was when I picked him up as he was just this disheveled old guy. Apparently he had been riding his motorcycle in the desert and wrecked it. Anyway, I pick him up to give him a ride into Vegas. He was a little reserved and grumpy at first but I eventually got him to join in on some sing-alongs to help while away the time. When we got into Vegas he had me drop him off at the Sands. That's when he told me who he was. I haven't seen him since but I hear he may be including me in his will.
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KUIII wrote:
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KUIII wrote:
I've never seen Yes or King Crimson with or without Bill Bruford but I did pick up Robert Fripp hitchhiking through the Nevada desert one time.


The fuck?! We need more details... :shock:

Well, I didn't know who he was when I picked him up as he was just this disheveled old guy. Apparently he had been riding his motorcycle in the desert and wrecked it. Anyway, I pick him up to give him a ride into Vegas. He was a little reserved and grumpy at first but I eventually got him to join in on some sing-alongs to help while away the time. When we got into Vegas he had me drop him off at the Sands. That's when he told me who he was. I haven't seen him since but I hear he may be including me in his will.


Fantastic story! Especially the last part. :wink:

Btw, when did this happen?!

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DB - my memory's a little hazy on the exact date but I distinctly remember that Howard Hughes was still alive at the time so it had to be no later than 1976 (probably much earlier).
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Impressive!

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Wait, I was thinking about Johnny Winter. I always get those two guys mixed up.
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I guess it is out of character to expect RF to be motorcycling in a desert in the US, besides he would not be old back then...

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calvin2hikers wrote:

I post that I've never seen them and then you go and list the plethora of performances you've seen. It's like you don't think I have feelings.


Dude, just do what I did: Go to Setlist.com, pick a bunch of random dates over several years, and list them! No one will ever know!

You'll feel better, I promise.

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sleeping in a jar wrote:
calvin2hikers wrote:

I post that I've never seen them and then you go and list the plethora of performances you've seen. It's like you don't think I have feelings.


Dude, just do what I did: Go to Setlist.com, pick a bunch of random dates over several years, and list them! No one will ever know!

You'll feel better, I promise.


Like I told that guy at Woodstock and Monterey Pop - my honesty is the core of who I am. Charlie Parker taught me that at Birdland.

But anyway, I'll miss this one too. The closest they perform to me is St Louis.
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Charlie Parker taught me that at Birdland.


Yes, I remember those days...

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Mr_Green_Genes wrote:
Nice, guys.
Anyone seen Yes with Bruford?


Alright lets do ANY Bruford shows.


An Evening Of Music For Drums and Piano - Bruford/Moraz- 1983 Golden Bear, HB, CA (their first concert ever)
ABWH - 1989
Yes Union 1991 (I saw two shows)

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coevad wrote:
Mr_Green_Genes wrote:
Nice, guys.
Anyone seen Yes with Bruford?


Alright lets do ANY Bruford shows.


An Evening Of Music For Drums and Piano - Bruford/Moraz- 1983 Golden Bear, HB, CA (their first concert ever)
ABWH - 1989
Yes Union 1991 (I saw two shows)


I saw Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe at a baseball park under a full looking moon in a New England beach town sometime around 1989. They played Close To The Edge which was cool. And You And I was also played which has some impressive instrumental sections. When JA sings I don't like it so much. It's not just the lyrics it's the register.

Saw the 90125 (or whatever) tour when I was real young. No Bruford. it was Alan White. Tony Kaye on keys, I think. I remember Changes had a great intro. The verses were not bad either. The best part was the Bugs Bunny cartoon that opened the show. Chris Squire dressed the most ridiculously that night. Some sort of cape.

Next time you see Fripp hitchhiking my suggestion is to pick him up and tell him you used to work as an executive for EG Records.
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KUIII wrote:
DB - my memory's a little hazy on the exact date but I distinctly remember that Howard Hughes was still alive at the time so it had to be no later than 1976 (probably much earlier).


I wonder if he'd remember this now?!

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Found the 1989 show...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS_wEEtR_Pc
It's blocked in my country.

The intro to Heart Of The Sunrise was another highlight
here's the stats
http://forgotten-yesterdays.com/dates.a ... ateid=1855
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The problem with Bruford from ABWH and Union is the Simmons eletcronic drums...

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^^Yeah. Late '80s technological damage.
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coevad wrote:

Alright lets do ANY Bruford shows.



The band Bruford, circa 1980-81. Unfortunately not with Allan Holdsworth, but with "The Unknown John Clarke" on guitar, Dave Stewart, and Jeff Berlin. I can't remember the venue, but it was a small club. Seated at the foot of the stage. Jeff Berlin was wearing a Roberto Duran t-shirt.

Bruford and Moraz, circa 1983, the same venue as above, again seated at the foot of the stage.

ABWH 1989, Yes twice on the Union tour, 1991.

8 times with King Crimson, 3-Discipline tour, 2-Beat tour, 1-TOAPP tour, 1-Thrak, 1-post-Thrak, but pre-Construkction of Light.

I saw the TOAPP show at the pier in NYC , and I saw Frank there about 2 months later. What a summer that was!

Anyone see Bruford with KC pre-Discipline?

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...Anyone see Bruford with KC pre-Discipline?
yea, on the starless & bible black tour ... parts of this show are available on the road to red box disc 11 & the kc collector series n.45

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larks' tongues in aspic, part two
lament
exiles
the golden walnut (improv)
the night watch
fracture
starless and bible black (clueless and slightly slack, improv)
easy money
starless
encore: 21st century schizoid man





at the '74 show, john martyn came out on stage alone in front of 18,000 yes fans and stole the fucking show

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slime.oofytv.set wrote:
yea, on the starless & bible black tour ... parts of this show are available on the road to red box disc 11 & the kc collector series n.45

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larks' tongues in aspic, part two
lament
exiles
the golden walnut (improv)
the night watch
fracture
starless and bible black (clueless and slightly slack, improv)
easy money
starless
encore: 21st century schizoid man


Sweet! 8)


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at the '74 show, john martyn came out on stage alone in front of 18,000 yes fans and stole the fucking show

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I was having a rough time in summer '77 and missed that tour, however, I have a boot from Boston Garden from 8 days before that (8/12/77) which is one of my favorite Yes recordings.

8/29/80, the Drama tour. Nice!

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Mr_Green_Genes wrote:
The problem with Bruford from ABWH and Union is the Simmons eletcronic drums...


But at least the snare drum was acoustic! :mrgreen:

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It is funny how I came to adapt to the Zappa 84 band sound, but not quiet with Bruford. It is still amazing drumming, but you know what I mean...

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Jon Anderson receives Prog God award.

Nice shoes Rick.

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