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Points: 478 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 25 2006 at 16:54
Time of the Season - The Zombies has a great hammond solo!
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Peter Bardens - Skylines (Live) is up there - not as obvious as some
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Jordan Rudess - Octavarium

Pete Bardens - Nimrodel

Caravan - nine feet underground (don't know the name of the keyboard player)

Kevin Moore - The killing hand

Neal Morse - Love beyond words
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Yes -  Close to the Edge!
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Also I forgot to mention the solo from Supper's Ready, in the 9/8 Apocalypse thingie.... yahhh that ownz...
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Your favs are great, mine depend of my feelings and hence varies from times to times. I am presently enjoying EL&P version for Prokofiev's 'Romeo and Juliet' and I also cannot forget the majestic intro of Genesis's 'Firth of Fifth' and the soft and sad piano suite of VdGG's 'House of no doors'. 
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Kevin Moore - Learning to Live
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Which one is your favorite?

Mine would have to be:

1. Genesis - Cinema Show - The best of all time

2. Yes -  Close to the Edge - Not the church organ one, the one around 14:55, sortof jazz organish...

3. Dream Theater - Stream of Consciousness - Around the 9th minute... WOW

4. ELP - From the Beginning - I'm not a big fan of the technical and wild solos of Emerson, I find them a bit too insane... On the other hand some of his melodic solos like From the Beginning are far more influential and alot cuter too....

5. Yes - Siberian Khatru - It's really short and a bit unsatisfying for that reason but It's a GREAT solo, around the 3:05 of the song. I see it as a hugely influential solo.... I think the solo from Stream of Consciousness resembles it in many ways....
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