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"Time To Kill" -- The Band, Deep Purple, Alice Cooper, Gentle Giant, U.K.

Time Is The Key -- Gong A Stitch in Time -- Jethro Tull

"edit: my bad - Genesis - Seconds Out, a live recording with Bruford on came out in '77, but I didn't really notice it at the time. It's interesting that he played with them, but he wasn't a member of the group." Though Bruford did tour with Genesis in 1976, he does not appear on Seconds Out except for one track, "Cinema Show," as the rest of the songs were recorded on the band's 1977 tour, with Chester Thompson on drums. He also plays on the track "It/Watcher Of The Skies," which was included on the "fourth" side of the CD reissue of Three Sides Live, (which came out in the '90s, with '70s live material supplanting the studio tracks that were included on the original incarnation of the album).

Selling England and Lamb Lies Down On Broadway are, IMO, the best albums that Genesis ever made, so I'd be partial to starting there, although going through their "main sequence" of Peter Gabriel albums (Nursery Cryme through Lamb) in chronological order is a good way to do it as well.