Yes solo albums S/D

The Refugee album is also reissued by Esoteric/Cherry Red, it's nice that they have such a chunk of his discography. I'm really impressed that Cherry Red is still putting out all kinds of buried treasure in genres I like.

How excitable Moraz is in the start of that video interview is going to be in my head a long time.

I have just learned that in 2012 Chris Squire and Steve Hackett made an album under the name Squackett. It's being reissued in May, and I will not be buying it or listening to it.

https://www.cherryred.co.uk/squackett-a-life-within-a-day-cd-and-blu-ray-edition

The album was a collaborative project between two legends of Progressive Rock, Chris Squire and Steve Hackett. The two musicians met when Squire was working on a solo album and needed some guitar parts. Chris was put in touch with Steve and through these sessions the idea for Squackett was born. Over four years in the making, the album ‘A Life Within a Day’ was very much more than the sum of its parts. “It was very much about a bunch of pals swapping notes and anecdotes,” Hackett later recalled.

Chris Squire would later remark, “The album has a flavour to it that is reminiscent of a few things from different artists. There is some clever Prog Rock stuff, some jazzy bits, but there are parts that have vocal harmonies like Crosby, Stills And Nash.”

Mentioned a few times upthread. It's not great.

Do jazz fans rate Bruford's Earthworks records?

i myself am a fan of jazz and of bruford and i dont like them very much

Story Of I is so energizing, right now it's my second favorite solo album after Olias.