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"Take Up Thy Stethoscope And Walk" by Pink Floyd, if only for Nick Mason's drumming.
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Amon Düül 2 - the last 4 minutes of "Mozambique" from the album "Vive la Trance".

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Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone! Currently giving UK's Carrying No Cross a go. This is awesome! Instrumental break is crazy! Reminds me of the instrumental movements of ELP's Tarkus.
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The ending of "Is It Really Happening" from Transatlantic's Whirlwind.
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here is "Mozambique":


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The eight minute-long recapitulation at the end of Thick as a Brick is phenomenal (from 35:30 or so on), particularly when the strings kick in (and David Palmer's orchestral arrangements were always Tull's secret weapon). Barlow's drums and Evan's keys are great.
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Originally posted by RoeDent RoeDent wrote:

Thanks for all the suggestions, everyone! Currently giving UK's Carrying No Cross a go. This is awesome! Instrumental break is crazy! Reminds me of the instrumental movements of ELP's Tarkus.

I had a feeling it would hit the spot.
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George Duke's synth solo section on "Inca Roads" by Zappa always feels like the epitome of fusion rock to me.
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Parts of Camel's Snow Goose take off quite adequately.
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- guitar solo on Crossing the Line from the Go! project (I think it's Pat Thrall)
- second part of Spunk Rock by Man on All's Well That Ends Well
- instrumental parts of the Moontan album by Golden Earring (with the US track listing that includes Big Tree, Blue Sea)
- closing passage of Fighting Windmills by Golden Earring from the Contraband album
- instrumental parts of Live by Golden Earring, this time with two guitarists
- second half of Ginastera's Toccata by ELP, with the spacey drum synths
- second quarter of Karn Evil 9 by ELP with the steel drums
- guitar part of The Item is the Totem by Wigwam
- Rick Wakeman's organ solo on the Close to the Edge title track
- where Steve Hackett's guitar part comes in on The Musical Box by Genesis on the Nursery Cryme album
- closing part of Sheep on Pink Floyd's Animals album
- funky bass part of Echoes by Pink Floyd from Meddle
- punchy piano solo on the live versions of Cannnball by Supertramp
- Lunar Sea, an instrumental on Moonmadness by Camel

- Waiter, There's a Yawn in My Ear (Instrumental) and Starbird by Manfred Mann's Earth Band from The Roaring Silence
- Salmon Song by Steve Hillage
- Sky High by Manfred Mann's Earth Band from The Good Earth. I sometimes wonder what happened to Colin Pattendon?
- end of 4 Phil by Baker Gurvitz Army from the first album. It fades too quickly
- the part of Nantucket Sleighride (to Owen Coffin) used as the title theme for Weekend World





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