^ As a matter of fact, I have some of their albums already. I have the first album, Living in the Past, and Songs from the Wood. As well as some live ones, Live: Bursting Out, Live in Montreux, and Living with the Past. As a matter of fact, Aqualung and Heavy Horses are two of the albums I'm considering next, as well as Thick as a Brick. Now, to tell you the truth, I have mostly liked the live versions of their songs better (and the ones from Live at Montreux and Living with the Past rock so cool), so I was considering to get the live version of Aqualung first (though I know that may sound as sacrilege to most, and most will recommend me not to do such a thing), however, I'll see what I do. Since I liked the way the band from those two last live albums played, I'm also considering to get Dot Com and From Roots to Branches.

The Runaway wrote: Andy Latimer of Camel, Thijs van Leer of Focus, Didier Malherbe of Gong, they're all fantastic flautists, but really, in my opinion, nobody beats Nigel Pegrum!

Theo Travis (Gong, Robert Fripp, No Man, Soft Machine, Porcupine Tree, etc)

 

Adams Bolero wrote: Jimmy Hastings

Mel Collins of King Crimson is my favourite and obviously Peter Gabriel is a Flute God.

Jacques Harrison from the Canadian band Dillinger and then later of The Hunt. I'm not saying that he's in the top 20. Also played keys and sax.

One of my all time favourites, Dan Byron from byron and Urma:








Edited by harmonium.ro - July 04 2010 at 07:04

Gonna be a bit predictable and go with Adrián Terrazas-González, I also love his sax playing and what he can do to a set of bongos.

Also, Ian McDonald.

I know there are many more I have yet to have the pleasure of, and I will check some of those mentioned in this thread.

Kashmir75 wrote: Theo Travis (Gong, Robert Fripp, No Man, Soft Machine, Porcupine Tree, etc)