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Poll Question: which keyboardist is the most complete/accomplished in the prog scene?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
1 [1.96%]
15 [29.41%]
9 [17.65%]
3 [5.88%]
1 [1.96%]
1 [1.96%]
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1 [1.96%]
4 [7.84%]
3 [5.88%]
1 [1.96%]
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10 [19.61%]
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2 [3.92%]
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    Posted: December 01 2004 at 21:48

1- EDDIE JOBSON

2- Keith Emerson

3- Martin Orford
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what the hell is going on around here?
*Remember all advice given by Asuma is for entertainment purposes only. Asuma is not a licensed medical doctor, psychologist, or counselor and he does not play one on TV.*
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Originally posted by asuma asuma wrote:

what the hell is going on around here?

I was just wondering the same thing...
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Originally posted by asuma asuma wrote:

what the hell is going on around here?

There are 4 polls, like there are 4 Led Zep records!LOL
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Rick Wakeman, excelent in Strawbs and Yes as part of a band and even better as solo artist.

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Why post the same poll four times? It doesn't make sense.

I'll consider making the time to vote when a keyboardists poll appears that doesn't exclude fusion keyboardists.

Also, Mike Oldfield is recognized mainly as a guitarist and shouldn't be on this poll.

Other excellent keyboard players left out: Claudio Simonetti, Jens Johansson, Mickey Simmonds, Ton Scherpenzeel, Tony Tartarini, Toshio Egawa, Keiko Kumagai, Motoi Sakuraba, Kevin Leonard, Kenichi Oguchi, Kenichi Mitsuda, Hiroyuki Namba, etc.
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I still have an opinion!!!

1. Edgar Froese
2. Keith Emerson
3. Conrad Schnitzler
4. Brian Eno
5. Rick Wright
6. Thijs van Leer
7. Vangelis
8. Trent Reznor ( Prettty Hate Machine)
9. David Gahan ( Depeche Mode - Violater)
10. Al Kooper ( Rekooperation)
11. Dr. John ( Mac R plays Dr. John)
12. Klaus Schulze
13. Cyrille Verdeaux
14.Tony Banks
15. Michael Hoenig
16. Dieter Moebius
17. Johannes Schmoelling
18. Patrick Moraz
19. Jean- Michel Jarre
20 Larry Fast
21. Rick Wakeman
22. Joachim Roedelius
23. Roger Powell
24. Kerry Minnear(a dear friend)
25. Jan Hammer
26. Rick van der Linden
27. Gandalf
28. Chris Franke
29. Bo Hansson
30. Gary Wright
probably missed someone! not to mention many
blues and jazz musicians for their contributions to
the art.

I am unplugging !

My family are the inventors of artificial turf, sports
grass and due to the water shortages in the western
US, I have alot of business in Las Vegas, Palm
Springs and Phoenix to attend to. We have just
signed contracts to supply 2.1 million sq. ft. of
artificial grass to a casino corporation in Las Vegas
and will be supplying 60 retail outlets in the West
with grass and kiosk for their stores starting Jan.
15th.
So I must be going and will miss debug up the
ass, certified queer 1, peter rider and of course red
reed lover.

so you guys keep progging and may check in after
the new year!!!
Actually enjoyed this 2 weeks offfffff

MERRY CHRISTMAS and Happy Harmonica to all!!!
YADICA and to all a GOOD NITE!!!





I am the intruder !!!
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...Guess what I think?

KERRY MINNEAR!!
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but who is it really... who tops all the lists... who's the first name that comes to mind when most people thing rock keyboardist... who's the first to use a moog on stage...

KEITH EMERSON

BTW: I understand the Godzilla movie is already being screened by critics... so far the only good review has been for Keith Emerson's score....
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Originally posted by dropForge dropForge wrote:

Why post the same poll four times? It doesn't make sense.

I'll consider making the time to vote when a keyboardists poll appears that doesn't exclude fusion keyboardists.

Also, Mike Oldfield is recognized mainly as a guitarist and shouldn't be on this poll.

Other excellent keyboard players left out: Claudio Simonetti, Jens Johansson, Mickey Simmonds, Ton Scherpenzeel, Tony Tartarini, Toshio Egawa, Keiko Kumagai, Motoi Sakuraba, Kevin Leonard, Kenichi Oguchi, Kenichi Mitsuda, Hiroyuki Namba, etc.

hey drop, do you sometimes post something positive?
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Of course I do. Make sure you actually read my posts, willya?!

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Quote BTW: I understand the Godzilla movie is already being screened by critics... so far the only good review has been for Keith Emerson's score....

That's good for Keith, and American critics don't like Godzilla movies. They're on the edge of their seats waiting for the next all-flash-no-substance Colin Farrell flick. Most of our critics don't recognize metaphors, anyway.
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Rick Wakeman for me too. I think as Ivan suggests, the fact that he is such a successful solo artist, and a member (plus former member) of a major band, demonstrates his versitility. He is of course also enormously gifted, as are all those listed in the poll. 
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My faves:

Kit Watkins

Rick Van Der Linden

Patrick Moraz

Dave Greenslade

Kerry Minnear

 
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Edgar Froese; he's been at boundaries where no one dared yet. Froese knows every thing about keyboards.

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Emerson

Wakeman

Jobson

Moraz
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   oh,   i can't be bothered anymore!

  

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KEITH EMERSON
Democracy=A form of government in which the supreme power is vested in the people...

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Tony Banks for me. I mean, the man gave us the New Jerusalem section of Suppers Ready, The Knife, The Lamb Lies Down, Back in NYC, and of course, WATCHER OF THE SKIES.

Vote Banks, you know it makes sense   

 
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