Containing the collected works of the band on one extraordinary 6cd/2dvd-a box set, 'Seems Like A Lifetime Ago' is a magnificent testament to one of the UK's most inventive and important Progressive Fusion bands.
Drum legend and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Bill Bruford's recently released definitive boxed set Bruford 1977-1980: Seems Like A Lifetime Ago has been nominated for “Reissue of the Year” by Progressive Music Awards. Containing the collected works of the band on one extraordinary 6cd/2dvd-a box set, Seems Like A Lifetime Ago is a magnificent testament to one of the UK's most inventive and important Progressive Fusion bands.
Featuring 2017 remastered versions of the albums Feels Good To Me (1978), One Of A Kind (1979), The Bruford Tapes (1979), and Gradually Going Tornado (1980), the set additionally includes the previously unreleased Live At The Venue (from 1980) and the highly sought after 4th Album Rehearsal Sessions (also from 1980).
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Read the All About Jazz review.
Featuring 2017 remastered versions of the albums Feels Good To Me (1978), One Of A Kind (1979), The Bruford Tapes (1979), and Gradually Going Tornado (1980), the set additionally includes the previously unreleased Live At The Venue (from 1980) and the highly sought after 4th Album Rehearsal Sessions (also from 1980).
Voting has begun and will remain open until August 24, 2018.
Cast your vote here!
Read the All About Jazz review.
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