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Poll Question: WHO IS THE BEST
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
9 [12.68%]
2 [2.82%]
3 [4.23%]
35 [49.30%]
22 [30.99%]
0 [0.00%]
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    Posted: November 11 2005 at 01:58
My vote goes To Mr.Wakeman!!
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I particularly like Eddie Jobson's work with UK and his stuff with Zappa. And I don't think Kevin Moore ever used a Moog.
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Originally posted by Fraja Fraja wrote:

My vote goes To Mr.Wakeman!!

Yeah, me too.
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     The fact that Jan Hammer and Patrick Moraz are not on this
poll, but a lightweight like Peter Bardens is show it up for what it
is...a sham...and a farce...a charade...and a masquerade of a
poll...a bamboozle...a cheap counterfeit...and that's not all!!!...
you'll hear from my second!!!
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Keith Emerson, for his pioneering work.
"He's a man of the past and one of the present"
PETER HAMMILL
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Originally posted by RoyalJelly RoyalJelly wrote:

     The fact that Jan Hammer and Patrick Moraz are not on this
poll, but a lightweight like Peter Bardens is show it up for what it
is...a sham...and a farce...a charade...and a masquerade of a
poll...a bamboozle...a cheap counterfeit...and that's not all!!!...
you'll hear from my second!!!


You're right, Jan Hammer and Patrick Moraz should be on any poll about moog players. However overall I'd still go for Uncle Rick.
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Wakeman...
" Jon Anderson is the only man I know who tries to save this planet while living on another" - Rick Wakeman
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Emerson is the one!
La Speranza della coscienza è forza
La Speranza del sentimento è schiavitù
La Speranza del corpo è malattia
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Hmmm???

 

Tony Banks is an Arp 2000 guy...

 

Peter Bardens done some amazing things on the Moog...

Jan Hammer out classes every one here, but as one poster said on a another thread [this is an progressive rock site]

So I would have to go with Keith Emerson followed by Wakeman then Moraz...

 

Charles
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Hey, thus far I always seemed to vote for the winner in Fraja's polls.

Not this time though, sinds my fave Moogist (Rick Wakeman) seems to lose from Keith Emerson. That can change though, and anyway, it was a tough choice. Emerson and Wakeman are almost even for me. 

Wakeman is the Moogman for Moogtron this time.
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You know who...

Follow me on twitter @memowakeman
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Moore, not a moog player, Rudess also isn't and neither Banks! Pretty certain Lord didn't play moog either, he's not known for his synth work in particular anyway. That leaves:-

Bardens

Emerson

Wakeman

I choose Emerson!
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Mr SCHULZE and his prestigious gallery of modular / non modular Moog synth (minimoog, polymoog)

abstract, cerebral, epic "synth" works. It's fare better than the boring strings / symphonic approach & imitation of Wakeman



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Peter Bardens is my stale
...live for tomorrow...
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Originally posted by RoyalJelly RoyalJelly wrote:

     The fact that Jan Hammer and Patrick Moraz are not on this
poll, but a lightweight like Peter Bardens is show it up for what it
is...a sham...and a farce...a charade...and a masquerade of a
poll...a bamboozle...a cheap counterfeit...and that's not all!!!...
you'll hear from my second!!!


Peter Bardens a lightweight??? Go back to school!!!
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Originally posted by Charles Charles wrote:

Hmmm???


 


Tony Banks is an Arp 2000 guy...


 


Peter Bardens done some amazing things on the Moog...


Jan Hammer out classes every one here, but as one poster
said on a another thread [this is an progressive rock site]


So I would have to go with Keith Emerson followed by
Wakeman then Moraz...


 


Charles



Would you say that Mahavishnu's Birds of Fire is not
progressive rock? Or his playing with Jeff Beck? Or his solo
work? I thought progressive was about knocking down the
barriers between rock, jazz, and classical. I think except for
Emerson, who has a totally distinctive style, Hammer plays
circles around any of those other guys, Alan Gowen too, rest
his soul.
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Derek Sherinian, Michael Pinnella...

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I voted Keith Emerson without seeing the others. He is the best.
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