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Poll Question: Patrick Moraz did his best work with
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39 [72.22%]
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2 [3.70%]
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The Relayer album i think!
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Originally posted by Fitzcarraldo Fitzcarraldo wrote:

I love 'The Story of i', and rate it higher than Relayer and Refugee, so voted for his solo works even though his second and subsequent solo albums were not a patch on his first.

Wow, thanks Fitz and co.  ...

This solo album is obviously one that needs investigating ...

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Points: 1835 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 04 2005 at 20:19

I love 'The Story of i', and rate it higher than Relayer and Refugee, so voted for his solo works even though his second and subsequent solo albums were not a patch on his first.

 
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From his work I only know Relayer, and its one of my favourite albuns ever, really nice a masterpiece
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I voted for his solo albums just to be different. I used to have his first album (I?) and would like to hear it again if I could ever find it.

Thought he was great on Relayer BTW. Much better keyboard sounds that Rick (but he probably wouldn't be so good on Countdown).
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I went with Refugee, because his solo work declined in quality IMO. I don't mind Lee Jacksons voice either, being a nice fan! Its pretty unique anyway! Hang on.......it ain't pretty at all!
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I'd have to go with Relayer as Moraz's best work, though I enjoyed his solo stuff. I have Story of I in my CD player right now actually.
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I like his solo album, which has improvised music recorded from a live TV show. The full-pianoimprovisation is great, but nothing to be compared what KEITH JARRET did few years before him. I go for the Yes. He toured with them for two years, and the livematerial from those gigis are also very good. I think he's at least as good as Rick Wakeman. Rick would have been better, if he wouldn't be so keen of alcohol, but no-one's perfect!
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hmmm, not many Moraz fans out there, eh?
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I'ma go with him on the Relayer album since I think that's the only one I've heard 
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I realise this poll will sink even faster than my Procol Harum one ... but I am curious ...

I admit that I only know four of the six options myself (Refugee, Yes, Bruford and Moody Blues) ... but I'm now so seriously under the spell of Refugee that even Lee Jackson's vocals are starting to sound OK!

 
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