Steven Wilson vs Steve Lukather

thisfocusing only on  Lukather as solo artist, not focusing on the band he plays in nor his session work  but from 89 album and onwards

• Lukather (1989)
• Candyman (1994)
• Luke (1997)
• No Substitutions: Live in Osaka (2001)
• Santamental (2003)
• Ever Changing Times (2008)
• All's Well That Ends Well (2010)

vs Steven Wilson (PT albums, solo albums) whom is very popular amon these circuts

but Lukather is among the top solid solo artist in the 90s and is a very strong contender for the best Indipendent artist and non-profilistic artist in that decade, who is up there with the Pearl Jam, Radihaed and other 90s/00s bands as most quality prooven artist of the two decades, not a single poor album, all the studio albums is 4/5 or higher, quite underrated solo carear if you ask me, i find he is as solid as Wilson on the artistic apartment as a solo artist and the music is as solid as the both Porcupine Tree eras, the musicianship in all Lukes album is stellar and innovative,.. so if not heard them,   check em out, fans of heavy prog, jazz fusion, and progressive metal and even post/exp metal will love them :=)

Edited by aginor - September 27 2012 at 02:39

lucas wrote: Luke : better singer (a warm and pleasant voice) and better guitarist (he played with nearly all major living artists on earth).

I am mostly focusing on his solo work, have you any familiarity or relationsjip to his solo artist output, from Lukather to his 2011 release? im not focusing on Toto, nor his sessions, Just solo album, the music on his solo albums, and also slightly on his work with Derek Sherinian, but slight focus on that, vs Steven Wilsons work in PT and solo, (only) not other side projects or bands, Porcupine Tree and Steve Wilson solo vs Steve Lukather the solo artist.

Wilson

Lukather is a much better musician then Wilson and is way more musicaly articulated also, and is quite able to do things musicaly more intriguing to his albums then Wilson can on his PT albums

this is one of the best progressive rock albums of the 00s http://open.spotify.com/track/1ITIlBHhGIFVqfq7fX8fWr


Edited by aginor - September 27 2012 at 19:36

Apples and oranges surely?