Jobson and Wetton are also up to snuff performance-wise though Wetton 's voice isn't as good as his singing on the King Crimson albums. There just doesn't seem to be much synergism among the players and that keeps the music from really gelling. The eight songs range from three to eight minutes in length, averaging about five minutes. Unlike most UK fans, I prefer their second release Danger Money to their first, self-titled album. Bill Bruford , Terry Bozzio, and Allan Holdsworth were also in this band.
Danger Money is much better than the first one.
It will appeal to ELP fans with Jobson 's incredible keyboards. I didn't hear anything from their first album, with Allan Holdsworth and Bill Bruford , but Danger Money , with John Wetton , Eddie Jobson , and Terry Bozzio, is pretty good. A bit on the depressing side though, but not really in a beautiful way, like Marillion . Bill Bruford , John Wetton , Alan Holdsworth, Eddie Jobson . How could it go wrong.