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Contrary to what is stated in the present (December 7, 2021) text, I don't think "Gradually Going Tornado" was a performance by Paul Neagu. Rather, it was the title of a painting/an illustration, from 1974 that's right, which is shown on the album front cover. Bill Bruford saw the image by chance, and immediately thought of it as a good metaphor for the music he was working on (he composed almost all pieces in collaboration with Dave Stewart). That's how the album was conceived. --Hansung02 (talk) 17:44, 7 December 2021 (UTC)Reply

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