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Subject: Re: Emerson -- Wakeman
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Date: Mon, 10-Oct-83 08:53:13 EDT
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I didn't in any way shape or form imply that Wakeman was "better" than
Emerson.  What I said was that Wakeman was well suited for Yes (based
on his ability to use keyboards for "color" rather than soloing), and
that Emerson was not.  I don't think Patrick Moraz is suited for any band.
His ego and style are too predominant to fit into a group context.  Nowhere
in this letter have I said that anybody is better than someone else, and I'm
keeping my personal beliefs to myself to avoid being set on fire by the flames.
But did someone say they actually LIKED "Journey to Center of the Earth"?
I prefer Wakeman's original music (what little there is of it).