E.L.P. Works Volume One: the solo sides

I know this is a controversial album, even for the band's fans. The general consensus seems to be that devoting three sides of a double album set to solo material from each bandmember was not the best possible idea after over 3 years without any new studio recordings. Nevertheless, the album was released, it sold well, was the major impetus behind a lengthy (if money-losing) tour, and inspired a follow-up album (Volume Two) of unreleased outtakes. While "Fanfare for the Common Man" and "Pirates" have remained popular to this day, the material on sides 1-3 is rarely (if ever) discussed. Even if this album isn't one of your favorites, which of the solo sides do you like best?  

omphaloskepsis wrote: Lake.  Hallowed Be Thy Name is an amazing song.  C'est la vie transports me to an authentic candle-lit Italian restaurant.   ...then Palmer and then Emerson.  I live next door to a concert pianist.  I don't possess the nerve to share Emerson's concerto with him.