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Poll Question: Which is your favourite Yes member solo career??
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1 [6.25%]
10 [62.50%]
3 [18.75%]
0 [0.00%]
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    Posted: April 12 2006 at 11:56
Originally posted by progadicto progadicto wrote:

1. I really appreciate your votes on this poll and your posts...

2. I didn't include Alan White 'cos he has just one solo album.

3. I'didn't include Trevor Rabin 'cos his solo albums are more closer to pop rock than prog or related genres.

4. Please try to think in SOLO albums not in some collaborations as Jon & Vangelis, Howe's GTR, Moraz' Refugee, Bruford-Levin, etc...

Greetings and enjoy the poll...

 

Sorry for the mistake... Anyway I didn't include Squire's Fish out of Water for the same reason that I didn't include Alan White... Perhaps "Fish" is one of my favourites albums...
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No Squire?

Anyway, Banks is the best for me.
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Bill Bruford! The albums with his band Bruford are fantastic, and he did some great things with Earthworks as well.

But Rick Wakeman has also made some fine solo albums and like may others (I'm sure Emiaj and I are not alone) I really like Fish Out Of Water by Chris Squire.
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didn't list Chris Squire's Fish out of water also
...good album IMO
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Mr. Bruford had my favorite solo career of those. Just listen to Feels Good to Me or One of a Kind to see what I mean.
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If it was only for Six Wives, Journey, Myths & Legends, Criminal Record and No Eartly Connecttion, it would be enough to consider Rick's career as the best, but he has a lot of very good albums (Plus a lot of pay bill ones, but who cares about this ones).

Rick Wakeman, no doubt.

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WAKEMAN .HE HAS BETTER SONGS AS SOLO ARTIST  THAT WITH YES .IMO.
Nothing can last
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1. I really appreciate your votes on this poll and your posts...

2. I didn't include Alan White 'cos he has just one solo album.

3. I'didn't include Trevor Rabin 'cos his solo albums are more closer to pop rock than prog or related genres.

4. Please try to think in SOLO albums not in some collaborations as Jon & Vangelis, Howe's GTR, Moraz' Refugee, Bruford-Levin, etc...

Greetings and enjoy the poll...
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