Your fave albums of progressive "solo" artists?

Kate Bush - The Dreaming

David Sylvian - Brilliant Trees

Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom

Didier Malherbe - Bloom

Peter Hammill - Patience

Mike Oldfield - Tubular Bells

William D. Drake - Revere Reach

Edgar Froese - Epsilon in Malaysian Pale

One per artist:

Ken Baird - August

Tony Banks - A Curious Feeling

Syd Barrett - The Madcap Laughs

Jeff Beck - Wired

Emmanuel Booz - Dans quel état j'erre

Lars Boutrup - The Great Beyond

David Bowie - Scary Monsters

Arnaud Bukwald - Lar marmite cosmique six

Alex Carpani - 4 Destinies

Billy Cobham - Spectrum

Caio Csizmar - Decriptas

Czyszy - Epic May

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

Al Di Meola - Elegant Gypsy

Bob Drake - What Day Is It?

Emme Phyzema - Dispelling Differences

Fish - Raingods with Zippos

Rachel Flowers - Bigger on the Inside

Robert Fripp - Exposure

Fred Frith - A Mountain Doesn't Know It's Tall

Peter Gabriel - Melt

John Galgano - Real Life Is Meeting

Kevin Gilbert - The Shaming of the True

David Gilmour - About Face

Gnohgnuhgnlus - Thomisme

John Greaves - Kew. Rhone.

Shaun Guerin - The Epic Quality of Life

Steve Hackett - Genesis Revisited II

Tigran Hamasyan - The Call Within

Peter Hammill - In Camera

Herbie Hancock - Sextant

Charles Hayward - One Big Atom

Steve Hillage - Fish Rising

Roger Hodgson - In the Eye of the Storm

Lyle Holdahl - Prog

Steve Howe - Turbulence

Andy Jackson - Signal to Noise

Antony Kalugin - Stellar Gardener

Mick Karn - The Tooth Mother

Dave Kulju - Notes in the Margin

Yogi Lang - No Decoder

Kevin Leonard - Auto Matrix

Duncan Mackay - Chimera

Alan Morse - Four O'Clock & Hysteria

Neal Morse - Neal Morse

Bader Nana - Anthology

Matthew Parmenter - Horror Express

Fernando Perdomo - Out to Sea 3

Richard Pinhas - Iceland

Pekka Pohjola - The Mathematician's Air Display

Geoff Proudley - Tales From Strange Travels

Alberto Rigoni - EvoRevolution

Jacques Tom Rivest - Jacques Tom Rivest

Raimundo Rodulfo - Mare et Terra

Kurt Rongey - That Was Propaganda

Anton Roolaart - Dreamer

Jaime Rosas - Flashback

Todd Rundgren - A Wizard, A True Star

Mark Shreeve - Embryo

Chris Squire - Fish Out of Water

Simon Steensland - Let's Go to Hell

Roine Stolt - Hydrophonia

Nad Sylvan - Courting the Widow

Vangelis - Albedo 0.39

Rick Wakeman - The Myths and Legends of King Arthur...

Scott Walker - Bish Bosch

Alex Ward - Gated

Dan Weiss - Natural Selection

Steven Wilson - The Raven...

Wippy Bonstack - 22

Richard Wright - Broken China

Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom

Ed Wynne - Simmer Into Nature

Frank Zappa - Hot Rats

My mistake. It's sometimes hard to tell whether they're solo artists or bands with those inscrutable Japanese names. 

Hi,

These and many more have been a part of my collection for many years ... I would like to include more, like Holger Czukay for many satisfying albums. Peter Michael Hamel has some far out stuff, despite his writing work being somewhat ... off center due to his "intellectual" musings. Masayoshi Takanaka did a lot after the original SMB, and ended up being better known for a "jazzy" style, which the band had anyway! Yu Imai played with SMB and had 2 solo albums ... that are impossible to get and if so, their cost is astronomical as are so many of the Japanese imports ... any American company could reissue these things and make more than nothing from these things ... but it is likely that the Japanese are not allowing the licensing and not enough of the Japanese folks have licenses internationally, which hurts their music! Kitaro, was originally from the Far East Family Band, whose albums are neat! Kitaro is also neat, were it not for his association with "new age" even though he was there way BEFORE the so-called "new age". 

Vangelis, of course, was originally from Aphrodite's Child, though the inclusion into PA would only fit one album, their last ... but also ...AND MOST IMPORTANTLY ... one of the first from the FATHER of Progressive Rock music ... Mr. Gomelsky whose discography is something that even PA can  not process to add his name to the list of Progressive Dignitaries ... he is an immense figure that stands out for having the ear to bring many folks together and work music!

Anthony Phillips deserves to be listed, although I'm not sure anyone would consider his material "progressive". But his immense library of work for TV, Film and otherwise, is incredible and more often than not a magnificent listen.

Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn

Miles Davis - Bitches Brew

Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe

Pekka Pohjola - Keesojen Lehto

Klaus Schulze - X

Simon Steensland - Fat Again

Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom