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No Anarchy In The U.K. | '''''Summary''': Bill Bruford, the drummer of UK, emphasizes the importance of handling ideas in music. UK is a band consisting of Bill Bruford, Eddie Jobson (keyboards and violin), Allan Holdsworth (guitar), and John Wetton (bass and vocals). It's a collaborative, democratic group where each member contributes to the music. They aim to create a unique sound and reject being labeled as "jazz-rock." Bill acknowledges that their music may not be immediately embraced by audiences but believes in its quality. The band's tight arrangements accommodate Holdsworth's free-range guitar style, and they look forward to developing their sound further.'' ''[This summary was written by ChatGPT in 2023 based on the article text below.]'' | ||
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“I'm really not that worried,” says Bill. "I'm getting quite internalised in my old age. I know what I've found that there's something good happening here - and if we hit the road there are a few teething problems and maybe the punters don't go crazy because they don't know the music then I'm not bothered by that. Punters traditionally only go crazy when they know the music and as our music isn't known yet we can expect a fairly insipid clap at the end of each number. But that's OK as long as I think the music's up to scratch." | “I'm really not that worried,” says Bill. "I'm getting quite internalised in my old age. I know what I've found that there's something good happening here - and if we hit the road there are a few teething problems and maybe the punters don't go crazy because they don't know the music then I'm not bothered by that. Punters traditionally only go crazy when they know the music and as our music isn't known yet we can expect a fairly insipid clap at the end of each number. But that's OK as long as I think the music's up to scratch." | ||
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