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my favourite keyboard part is from an old aphrodite's child flip side single tittled magic mirror, great sound at the time!Thumbs Up
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Rick Wakeman - Roundabout and Close To The Edge (near end). These two are so important to me ...
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For those who do not mind venturing beyond prog and into jazzy territories, these 2 are jaw-dropping
 
 
 
 
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Love this keyboard guitar battle



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Same as with guitar solos, I like best when the solo is innovative in terms of composition, melody or sound instead of showing artistic but meaningless virtuosity. Bank 's "Cinema show" certainly is the all-time classic. But I Like the strange ones even better: Minnears piano-madness on "Interview", Hammer 's screaming E-piano on "Stratus", and Joachim Kühn 's distorted Jupiter 8 on "Information", the best guitar solo that is none.
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some great solos here
 
 
 
 
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Sorry, mistake! I don `t mean Stratus( a good one, too), I mean "Red Baron"
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John Evans when he was with Jethro Tull had a great solo in a song called With You There To Help Me
in the DVD called Jack In the Green Live in Germany. The solo is actually a song called By the Kind Permission of.
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It isn't exactly a full blown solo or anything, but I absolutely adore the little keyboard lick in Burden by Opeth, about 2:20 into the song.
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

The solo from Camel  here always makes me feel good.


Wow, great this solo, very very innovative sound for that period!
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Eddie Jobson on piano, organ and synth on Metamorphosis by Curved Air
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For me this is the best solo of New rock progressive, it's not just keybaord but is a crossing between guitar and keyboards, go at 4.03 to hear it, it's marvelled!
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Originally posted by tszirmay tszirmay wrote:

Eddie Jobson on piano, organ and synth on Metamorphosis by Curved Air
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Strange no-one mentioned Kit Watkins on Ice & Wait (Camel).
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Originally posted by topographicbroadways topographicbroadways wrote:

Love this keyboard guitar battle

 
Amazing album by Iceberg indeed, as they are sometimes called, the spanish Mahavishnu!
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Originally posted by PatMetheny PatMetheny wrote:

Strange no-one mentioned Kit Watkins on Wait (Camel).

Didn't I?


Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

The solo from Camel  here always makes me feel good. 


Edited by Snow Dog - April 11 2011 at 13:07
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

some great solos here
 
 
 
 



I've always loved this song but nothing beats the studio version IMO.
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Originally posted by Evolver Evolver wrote:

Rick Wakeman, coming out of the break section on Close To The Edge


If I pick only one solo - here it is Smile
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Originally posted by The_Jester The_Jester wrote:

John Evans when he was with Jethro Tull had a great solo in a song called With You There To Help Mein the DVD called Jack In the Green Live in Germany. The solo is actually a song called By the Kind Permission of.
I also love the Hammond solo about three minutes into TAAB. It's so raw and pornographic. And the piano intro to Locamotive Breath.

I'm sure I'm at least the fifth to mention Firth. Both pianos and synths are lovely.

Edited by hobocamp - April 11 2011 at 17:51
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Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

Originally posted by PatMetheny PatMetheny wrote:

Strange no-one mentioned Kit Watkins on Wait (Camel).

Didn't I?


Originally posted by Snow Dog Snow Dog wrote:

The solo from Camel  here always makes me feel good. 


Oops, sorry - didn't notice... Embarrassed
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