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Poll Question: Has had the best solo career?
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    Posted: March 24 2005 at 12:54

Thats about all I can think of, I'm sure you guys know of some others I am forgetting.

Personally though I think Steve Hackett has had the best solo career, very prolific and has put out a lot of solid work.
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tony phillips!
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Definately Steve Hackett Brilliant Musician
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just other...None of the guitarists mentionned above satisfy my appetite

My fav are AL DI MEOLA and in a totally different style Keith ROW and Manuel GOTTSCHING: they are all categorised in prog (in a certain way)



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Hackett continues to make quality prog, unlike his former bandmates. Overall, his solo work is of a high calibre.Clap

Haven't heard much solo Gilmour....Ermm

Ant Phillips would be my 2nd choice.Smile
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Steve hackett without a doubt for me
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People are actually voting for gilmor? I mean his solo stuff is okay... but have these people even heard stuff from the others mentioned on this list?
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Steve Hackett by a mile, even when he's considered an Art Rock musician by the Archives

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OK OK I guess I have to go with Hackett . He is certainly one of the most prolific from the list . I love Gilmour`s album about Face but I agree with Hangedman. 
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I voted for Hackett - But Phillips can't be far behind...........
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None of the above.

As a solo performer and guitarist Hackett is wildly over-rated.In my opinion his output since leaving Genesis has been patchy to say the least. If he wasnt "Steve Hackett,ex of Genesis" he'd be playing bar-mitzvahs and weddings after that load of tripe he keeps putting out.
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Dave Gilmour? I've only really listened to About Face,of his solo stuff but had at least one other on cassette.What can I say? Not alot-this is the reason these guys join bands,they just cant cut it as a solo performers.Confused



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Originally posted by Reed Lover Reed Lover wrote:

None of the above.

As a solo performer and guitarist Hackett is wildly over-rated.In my opinion his output since leaving Genesis has been patchy to say the least. If he wasnt "Steve Hackett,ex of Genesis" he'd be playing bar-mitzvahs and weddings after that load of tripe he keeps putting out.
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Some of his solo work is sublime..... I agree with the Gilmour bit though, I love the Please don't touch album and Spectral Mornings...But it's all Opinion I suppose....
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I have to agree more or less with Reed regarding Hackett, Ijust chose him because he`s probably the most successful one from the list. None of them really put out anything to get excited about individually but I do like about face since it reminds me of an old girlfriend.

Jan Akkerman has managed to put out a few good solo records outside of Focus some of my faves are:

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Live At Alexander`s
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I like Gilmour's two solo albums, but Hackett has been so prolific and creative since leaving Genesis that I can't pick anyone but him. I haven't heard any of Ant's stuff yet, but it is on my to-do list.
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Steve Hackett. Poor Fripp, the better guitarist of the two, but hasn't done that well with his solo stuff.
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Steve Hillage

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Steve Hackett, definitely. Such a very diverse guitarist: rock, blues, classical, prog. As much as I love the other Steve (Howe), my vote goes to Hackett. He's got a lot of albums under his belt and he always manages to do something fresh and different each time.
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Steve Hackett - the master of atmospheric guitar 
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there ya go!

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