Introduction to Tornado

Frank Zappa - Strictly Genteel: A "Classical" Introduction To Frank Zappa (1997) {Rykodisc Remaster Complete Series}
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Classical / Modern Composition / Avant-Garde

A more than adequate introduction to the world of Frank Zappa's instrumental music. A great deal of attention was focused on Zappa's often infantile lyrics, sometimes to the extent that the quality of Zappa's music was ignored. From a performance standpoint, the music was often a challenge (becoming almost impossible once Zappa was composing for the Synclavier); from a compositional standpoint, Zappa's instrumental music shows its 20th-century influences in no uncertain terms.

Frank Zappa - Strictly Genteel. A "Classical" Introduction To Frank Zappa (1997) {Rykodisc}
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© 1997 Rykodisc | RCD 10578
Modern Composition / Alternative Rock / Classical / Experimental Rock

A more than adequate introduction to the world of Frank Zappa's instrumental music. A great deal of attention was focused on Zappa's often infantile lyrics, sometimes to the extent that the quality of Zappa's music was ignored. From a performance standpoint, the music was often a challenge (becoming almost impossible once Zappa was composing for the Synclavier); from a compositional standpoint, Zappa's instrumental music shows its 20th-century influences in no uncertain terms.

Bill Bruford - An Introduction to Winterfold Records (2005) {Winterfold BBFW 007CD}
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© 2005 Winterfold Records | BBFW 007CD
Rock / Jazz / Jazz Rock / Fusion

Many people will know the name Bill Bruford and it isn’t just restricted to those of us in their middle forties or early fifties who remember him as a member of Yes or King Crimson, or perhaps many of the sessions Bill has managed to notch up over the years, most notably for Genesis for whom he briefly drummed alongside Phil Collins when Phil took over the vocalists spot vacated by Peter Gabriel. These days Bill fronts the jazz quartet Earthworks and in addition to playing the odd session Bill seems more than happy playing dates as far afield as Japan and South America to enthusiastic jazz audiences and music lovers in general.