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    Posted: June 22 2005 at 12:56

Tell me your 5 masterpieces by solo artist without rating, i would like to be inspired.

Peter Gabriel - PG IV

Frank Zappa - Hot Rats

Anthony Phillips - The Geese and The Ghost

Steve Hackett - Spectral Mornings

Peter Hammill - Silent Corner and Empty stage

 

 
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Neal Morse - One
Roine Stolt - Hydrophonia
Tom Waits - The Black Rider ("kind" of a solo album)
Kevin Gilbert - The Shaming Of The True (with a little help from Nick d'Virgilio)
Devin Townsend - Terria
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Peter Hammill - The Fall of the House of Usher (1999 version)
Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte
Robert Calvert - Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters
Steve Hillage - Green
Robert Wyatt - Ruth is Stranger than Richard


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Arsilus: i heard that this album is even better than some YES albums, anyway i should get that as soon as possible....
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Chris Squire - Fish Out Of Water

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Originally posted by Titan Titan wrote:

Arsilus: i heard that this album is even better than some YES albums, anyway i should get that as soon as possible....

You should, it's a pretty trippy album. It's Anderson's best.

What I also found cool, was that he played all the instruments on the album. He also locked himslef in his garage to make himself finish it.

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oh my god, all instruments ? including drums ? so this album must be without quitar solos etc. ?
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Yes, Olias of Sunhillow is an excellent album.


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Rick Wakeman - Six Wives of Henry VIII (1973)

Rick Wakeman - Journey to the Center of the Earth (1974)

Steve Howe - The Steve Howe Album (1979) - I always liked that one a lot.

Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte (1975)

Pink Floyd - Animals (1977) - Roger Waters solo album
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NetsNJFan: hmm but it is under Pink Floyd Label, Piper at the gates of dawn would be considered as Barret solo album too  but it is not....
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Originally posted by Titan Titan wrote:

NetsNJFan: hmm but it is under Pink Floyd Label, Piper at the gates of dawn would be considered as Barret solo album too  but it is not....

titan I was just joking, because I was having trouble thinking of a fifth.
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peter hammill-silent corner and the empty stage/chameleon in the shadow of the night/ black box

roger waters-amused to death/ the pros and cons of hitchhiking

peter gabriel-SO

steve hackett-voyage of the acolyte

fish-vigil in a wilderness of mirrors


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Originally posted by Titan Titan wrote:

Arsilus: i heard that this album is even better than some YES albums, anyway i should get that as soon as possible....



yes it is better than some yes albums; 90125, big generator, open your eyes etc. but dont build yourself up for somethin thats on a par with relayer or close to the edge cos it simply aint.

anyway for me its

chris squire              fish out of water
rick wakeman          ; journey to the centre of the earth
rick wakeman          ; six wives
rick wakeman          ; arthur
steve howe         &n bsp;    the steve howe album

also, try

partrick moraz         i
rick wakeman          ; white rock
rick wakeman          ; criminal record

all 3 are great, but no masterpeices.
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Roine Stolt - The flower king or Hydrophonia

Steve Walsh - Glossolalia

Steve Hackett - Voyage of the acolyte or Darktown or Guitar Noir

David Cross - Testing to destruction or Exiles

Neil Morse - Testimony

 
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peter gabriel - so

rick wakeman - criminal record

stev hackett - voyage of the acolyte

frank zappa - hot rats

rick wakeman - arthur and the knights of the round table

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Originally posted by NetsNJFan NetsNJFan wrote:

Originally posted by Titan Titan wrote:

NetsNJFan: hmm but it is under Pink Floyd Label, Piper at the gates of dawn would be considered as Barret solo album too  but it is not....

titan I was just joking, because I was having trouble thinking of a fifth.

ok ok

 

 
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Originally posted by bumheed7 bumheed7 wrote:

Originally posted by Titan Titan wrote:

Arsilus: i heard that this album is even better than some YES albums, anyway i should get that as soon as possible....



yes it is better than some yes albums; 90125, big generator, open your eyes etc. but dont build yourself up for somethin thats on a par with relayer or close to the edge cos it simply aint.

anyway for me its

chris squire              fish out of water
rick wakeman          ; ; journey to the centre of the earth
rick wakeman          ; ; six wives
rick wakeman          ; ; arthur
steve howe         &a mp;n bsp;    the steve howe album

also, try

partrick moraz         i
rick wakeman          ; ; white rock
rick wakeman          ; ; criminal record

all 3 are great, but no masterpeices.

 

hmm i understand, you mean, olias cant challenge with best YES albums (relayer, CTTE etc.)

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