best albums for the guitar solos sound

Man Erg wrote: Pink Fairies - Never Never Land

Privileged to see Pink Fairies perform this album live at Royal Holloway College but I can't remember which Summer Ball it was  - 69, 70 or 71? Even in a small hall in a lareg Victorian building, the acoustics sounded good and we had two drummers for our money (and possibly  two bass guitarists that night?????????????????). I think folk proggies Magna Carta were on the same bill as were the great Brett Marvin & The Thunderbolts. However, saw a stripped down  PF 6 months later at Kingston Swimming Baths, when they had become much more popular, and they became one of the few bands I walked out on before the end of the gig - unlistenable being too loud combined with diabolical acoustics  because the floor was suspended over the swimming pool! Bought Never Never Land soon after its release, with the transparent PVC cover - but then played exclusively the long track with the drum duet formed from Teenage Rebel/Uncle Harry's Last Freakout, until that part of the album wore out. One of those drummers was Twink - best known for playing in Tomorrow with Steve Howe .

Dick Heath wrote: The Owl wrote: Peter Banks: Flash, Flash-In The Can (nice sexist LP covers!!!!) yes -but what was the third album about and avoid the live Flash album because of crap recording quality

That third Flash disc, "Out of Our Hands" had a story line about someone from another planet who comes to Earth and then gets locked up in a psychiatric hospital but manages to escape. Musically, it was OK, had some good moments but not a real memorable package as a whole. You could tell they'd run out of steam by that point.