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yes

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most will tell you no though

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i'll check that track tonight and then the full album tomorrow when i'm not tired

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Firth of Fifth is close to the best thing ever.

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it rules so far

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holy crap was not expecting the guitar solo to be so epic, also dat key change

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it's probably my favorite guitar solo ever

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same

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Tony Banks rules so hard. He's easily my favourite Prog keyboardist.

This band (the classic line-up that is) arguably had the best guitarist, keyboardist and vocalist in prog.

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think you could be spot on there. i'd argue Yes if it wasn't for Anderson's vocals.

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That's tough. Steve Howe and Bill Bruford were/are animals.

It's like comparing sex with sex. They're both pretty awesome.

Well Bruford doesn't really come into it seeing as I didn't mention drummers (as much as I love Phil's drumming he's not quite a contender for best prog drummer for me).

For me the closest rivals for each category are David Gilmour (guitarist), John Evan (keyboardist) and Ian Anderson (vocalist).

Why would they sell England to lose weight? Makes no sense to me.

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The best prog guitarist has to be Fripp though...

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Bruford best drummer fo sho

Fripp wouldn't make my top 3 prog guitarists tbh.

Either Bruford or Barriemore Barlow for best prog drummer.

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Fripp wouldn't make my top 3 prog guitarists tbh.



:-O



Not being funny, but as far as the technical side of the instrument goes and the sounds he got out of it, you'd be lucky to find someone that matches him in any genre tbh. It's that distinct sound that he has, so unique, sure you could listen to Latimer and think 'this sounds lush', but that sound was and can be recreated at any time. Fripp's couldn't without being a blatant rip off.

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