Rare Bird: Somebody’s Watching (1973)
Kronomyth 4.0: BUT NOBODY’S LISTENING. Somebody’s Watching asks the musical question: If Rare Bird dropped another album in the same vein as Epic…
Category: John Wetton
Peter Banks: Two Sides of Peter Banks (1973)
The opening moments always remind me of Tales From Topographic Oceans, which may sound like high praise to some, but I felt that…
Eno: Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
A candybox of art-rock confections featuring members of Roxy Music, King Crimson and Sharks that reveals Eno to be a one-of-a-kind kook.
Bryan Ferry: Let’s Stick Together (1976)
Bryan Ferry stuck some of his earlier, alternate takes of Roxy’s classics (which had previously appeared as B sides) alongside terrific new covers…
U.K. (1978)
“I think U.K. was sort of the last of the classic progressive-rock bands of the ’70s. We were the last, final breath.” —…
U.K.: Danger Money (1979)
Kronomyth 2.0: AMBROSIA. With Bruford and Holdsworth gone, Eddie Jobson and John Wetton raise the stakes to fill the spaces and come up…
U.K.: Night After Night (1979)
Kronomyth 3.0: ADDENDA. As quickly as it started, it was over, and another supergroup was superseded by individual interests. Night After Night was mixed…
John Wetton: Caught In The Crossfire (1980)
John released his first solo album in between U.K. and Asia, and Caught In The Crossfire both looks back to the one and…
John Wetton: Chasing The Dragon (1995)
“Calamitous,” the dragon croaked, “and cold. It doesn’t do a dragon well to stay in such an inhospitiable place. And so I left…