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As to the aforementioned Phil Collins - say what you will.

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I'd have to go with Peter Hammill; he made about 40 solo albums, some weaker, some stronger, but there is not a single one among them I don't like. The level of quality he maintained throughout the years is breathtaking. And his live performances are out of this world, especially solo.


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peter hammill     take your pick
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I'm going to side with the incomporable Adrian Belew, who took all of his influences and created stellar solo albums (although they were all fairly short albums).
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Originally posted by Zargus Zargus wrote:

Peter Hammill, hes made more and beter albums then any other, the guy is "God" simply. 

Agreed!
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no, no, no !

ROGER WATERS !!    The Wall Live in Berlin makes every other solo carrer look ridiculous.

I need to listen to "ça ira" !!

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Peter Gabriel

Adrian Belew

 
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STEVE HACKETT, by miles!:)

 
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LMAO james labrie 

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Peter gabriel, Adrian Belew, and Bill Bruford's solo projects are interesting.

I prefer Gabriel, his music, for me, is very touching, and full of feeling. He's a fantastic songwriter.
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Obviusly:

 Mr. PETER GABRIEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Steve Hackett by far, he has only one weak album, all the rest are outstandong.

Wakeman has more or less 130 releases (Including at least 20 live albums where he plays the same exact tracks), videos and DVD's, it's so prolific that he uses the same art cover for two different albums in some cases.

More or less 100 albums.

I doubt more than 5 are excellent, more than another 5 really good and 5 more acceptable, the rest is just a bunch of compilations, live albums and a lot of New Age like stuff.

15% is not solid, despite that, most of his first albums were masterpieces or close to that status.

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Steve Hillage is my favorite!!!!!!!!!!

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Robert Fripp !!

A very few people know all the work from this guy. King Crimson is not a band, this is the solo career of Fripp with good musicians.

Robert Fripp !!
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Points: 2530 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 28 2006 at 03:03
Originally posted by Arsillus Arsillus wrote:

Peter Gabriel has the best solo career, in my opinon.
I TOTALLY AGREE ALSO DEREK SHERINIAM IMO
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