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Karn Evil 9 
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 Posted: February 25 2006 at 20:00 |
Anne Boleyn 'The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hath Ended' by Rick Wakeman
the best part of the song is from 3:00 to about 3:50 it sounds so amazing.
a close second would be Karn Evil 9 Second movement
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Watch out where the huskies go,dont you eat that yellow snow
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Rust
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 20:01 |
Roundabout the organ solo at 5:50, I sometimes "head bang" to the solo. 
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We got to pump the stuff to make us tough
from the heart
Its astart
What we need is awareness we cant get careless
Mental self defensive fitness
Make everybody see in order to fight the powers that be
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micky
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 20:04 |
 BaldJean wrote:
micky wrote:
BaldJean wrote:
two solos by Dave Stewart are my favorite ones: the solo at the
beginning of "Dreams Wide Awake" from National Health's album "Of
Queues and Cures" and the solo at the beginning of the episode "Hiram
Aftaglid Meets the Dervish" in "Solar Musick Suite" from Steve
Hillage's album "Fish Rising"
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I was loving his work on Hatfield and the North earlier today..
My favorite keyboard solo..... comes down to two...
Genesis - The Cinema Show
Traffic - Glad
different as night and day... but both are something else.
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I just love it when a keyboarder goes really mad  , and no-one does that better than Dave Stewart
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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barbarossa
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 20:28 |
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Guys please...
all respect for your choices, but it seems you all have forgotten one of the very best.
listen to Rick van der Linden on the original Trace album - track one after ca. 2 minutes the most awesome solo kicks in. maybe not for technical skills but this is pure ENERGY!
to me one of the (if not THE) most wicked and energized hammond organ solo ever recorded on to a studio album.
Especially since Rick went from this earth recently, i encourage you to pull this album out once again and play it LOUD. may Rick v. d. Linden be blessed in eternity. What a gift of inspiration he left behind...
greetings,
barbarossa
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Harry Hood
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 22:02 |
Page McConnel of Phish. I love the solo on "Maze", and the solos at the end of "The Squirming Coil" are always beautiful.
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frippertronik
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 22:03 |
1.tony banks "firth of fifth"
2.keith emerson "jerusalem"
3.rick wakeman "roundabout"
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a plague of lighthouse keepers
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Bern
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 22:10 |
Toccata and Fugue in D minor (not from ELP) - JS Bach
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RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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micky
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 22:18 |
barbarossa wrote:
Guys please...
all respect for your choices, but it seems you all have forgotten one of the very best.
listen
to Rick van der Linden on the original Trace album - track one after
ca. 2 minutes the most awesome solo kicks in. maybe not for technical
skills but this is pure ENERGY!
to me one of the (if not THE) most wicked and energized hammond organ solo ever recorded on to a studio album.
Especially
since Rick went from this earth recently, i encourage you to pull this
album out once again and play it LOUD. may Rick v. d. Linden be blessed
in eternity. What a gift of inspiration he left behind...
greetings,
barbarossa
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talk about... announcing your presence with authority hahahha. I'll be
honest and say if I had it... I'd play it LOUD hahah. Sounds like
something I'd enjoy however. I'll see about putting that on my
list..
I have 3 loves in my life.... my family, Rickenbacker basses, and the sound of a Hammond organ being abused with energy
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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transend
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 23:16 |
Too many to name really....
Obviously Banks 'The cinema show' + 'Robbery assault and battery' and 'Down and out'
Moraz - End of 'Soundchaser'
Wakeman - 'Chamber of horrors'
Emerson - 'Aquatarkus' - live
Premoli (PFM) - End of 'Four holes in the ground' - live
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Thyme Traveler
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 23:23 |
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All my favorites have been mentioned already, but I have to say the best of the best is from Cinema Show.
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Guests
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 23:25 |
The way the keyboards leap out at you in the keys solo of the song Closet Chronicles by Kansas has always been my favorite ! second is the solo in the Yes song Close to the edge. Tony Banks does many short solos on The Lamb that are fantastic not to forget Firth of Fifth that is brilliant stuff 
It all depends on what you are looking for and what mood you are in, sometimes I like keys to create an ambiance and paint a nice background, other times I like the keys to rise up to the aggression and take control
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arnold stirrup
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Posted: February 25 2006 at 23:39 |
A few that immediately come to mind:
Banks - Firth Of Fifth (how original of me)
Banks - Riding The Scree from The Lamb
Wakeman - organ solo on Awaken
Joe Zawinul - A Remark You Made on Weather Report's Heavy Weather album.
Most recently: Peter Bardens - La Princesse Perdue, from the live version of Snow Goose on Camel's A Live Record.
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So much music. So little time.
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kev2307
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Posted: February 26 2006 at 03:43 |
It so difficult to decide on ones fav keyboard solo.
Emerson - Aquatarkus on WELCOME BACK - need quad speakers (and loads more)
Wakeman - Judas and the whole of Six Wives (have you spotted Richard Nixon on sleeve yet?)
Banks - Firth and Ripples
Yes - Finally someone mentioned 'Awaken' and parts of 'Close to the edge'
I love the whole keyboard theme to House of the Holy - Zep
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Gary the Ghoul
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Posted: February 26 2006 at 14:59 |
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a whole lot by Ray Manzarek(Doors),especially when the music's over
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el böthy
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Posted: February 26 2006 at 15:53 |
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mmm...Patrick Moraz solos in Gates and Sound Chaser are my favorites!!!
And Jon Lord´s Highway star solo...great stuff!
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"You want me to play what, Robert?"
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salmacis
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Posted: February 26 2006 at 16:24 |
Let's get the obvious out of the way...
Tony Banks; The Cinema Show, Entangled, Robbery Assault and Battery, In The Cage
Rick Wakeman; Awaken (church organ climax is probably my fave prog moment ever), Revealing Science Of God, Merlin The Magician
Keith Emerson; Trilogy, Aquatarkus (live version), Karn Evil 9 1st and 3rd Impression, Rondo
Jon Lord; Fireball, Burn, Highway Star, Child In Time
Less obvious ones...
Dave Sinclair; Winter Wine, Nine Feet Underground,The Dog The Dog He's At It Again, Dabsong Concerto
Eddie Jobson; Metamorphosis
Chick Corea; Duel of The Jester and the Tyrant
Joe Zawinul; Cannon Ball, Black Market
Pete Bardens; Earth Rise, White Rider, First Light, Echoes, Lunar Sea, Rhayader
Mike Ratledge; Song For Insane Times (Kevin Ayers), No Good Trying (Syd Barrett), Out Bloody Rageous, Moon In June
Ken Hensley; Gypsy (live '73 version), Midnight, Paradise/The Spell
Vincent Crane; Gershatzer, V.U.G. (two of the very best Hammond showcases ever!)
Mark Stanway (Magnum); Sacred Hour, Reborn, Just Like An Arrow
Dave Stewart; Little Fugue In G, The Yes No Interlude
Dave Greenslade; Bedside Manners Are Extra, Pilgrim's Progress, Drum Folk, Spirit Of The Dance, Valentyne Suite (Colosseum)
Graham Field/ Mark Ashton (Rare Bird); Iceberg, God Of War
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valravennz
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Posted: February 26 2006 at 18:26 |
salmacis wrote:
Let's get the obvious out of the way...
Tony Banks; The Cinema Show, Entangled, Robbery Assault and Battery, In The Cage
Rick Wakeman; Awaken (church organ climax is probably my fave prog moment ever), Revealing Science Of God, Merlin The Magician
Keith Emerson; Trilogy, Aquatarkus (live version), Karn Evil 9 1st and 3rd Impression, Rondo
Jon Lord; Fireball, Burn, Highway Star, Child In Time
I will add to that Jon Lord's Live versions of Highway Star, Child in Time and Space Truckin' from the album "Made In Japan" great musician ship almost up there with Keith Emerson
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"Music is the Wine that fills the cup of Silence"
- Robert Fripp
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Chicapah
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Posted: February 27 2006 at 11:59 |
The intro to Firth of Fifth- Banks
The intro to Awaken- Wakeman
The entire album Brain Salad Surgery- Emerson
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"Literature is well enough, as a time-passer, and for the improvement and general elevation and purification of mankind, but it has no practical value" - Mark Twain
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kev2307
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Posted: February 27 2006 at 15:21 |
SALMACIS
What great choices - VINCENT CRANE - JON LORD - KEN HENSLEY
All great rock keyboard players and do I love those solo's.
great choices
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richardh
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Posted: February 27 2006 at 17:09 |
No Tony Banks,Keith Emerson or Rick Wakeman in mine (too obvious!):
Further Away - IQ
State Of Mine - IQ
Royal Bed Bouncer - Kayak
Hold Your Head Up - Argent
Incommunicado - Marillion
Playing The Game - Gentle Giant
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