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SUPERB THREE DISC SET FEATURING RARE ELP BRADCAST RECORDINGS • Formed in London in April 1970, when Nice’s keyboard wizard Keith Emerson got together with King Crimson’s Greg Lake and held auditions for a drummer; Atomic Rooster’s Carl Palmer got the job. • Huge success followed throughout the 1970s and by the time of their first break-up in 1979, ELP were a truly international super-group. • This triple disc set features rare live recordings from ELP’s early years, spanning the 1971 – 1973 period. • First up on DISC ONE is the trio’s quite majestic show recorded at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles in July 1971, while on their first US tour. • Carrying on, DISC TWO features another concert from the same year, this time recorded in Dusseldorf in Germany, when ELP played there in June ’71. • DISC THREE finds ELP in fine form in May 1973, while performing in both Rome and Milan in Italy that year, bringing this enticing set to a conclusion. DISC ONE 1. Introduction 1:28 2. The Barbarian 5:09 3. Take A Pebble 6:56 4. Tarkus 23:37 5. Knife-Edge 7:06 6. Rondo 20:55 7. Nutrocker 4:44 DISC TWO 1. Take a Pebble 16:11 2. Knife Edge 7:16 3. Blues Jam 4:48 4. The Barbarian 5:31 5. Rondo 19:19 6. Nutrocker 5:07 7. Knife Edge (Beat Club) 4:35 DISC THREE 1. Intro 1:04 2. Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression Part 1 8:05 3. Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression Part 2 5:12 4. Still... You Turn Me On 6:51 5. Lucky Man 2:53 6. Piano Improvisations 10:15 7. Take A Pebble 2:24 8. Hoedown 3:48 9. Pictures At An Exhibition 18:50 10. Drum Solo/Rondo 17:29
Emerson  (Artist),     Lake & Palmer  (Artist)    Format: Audio CD
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