Back in the day, I never really thought about how much energy it took to play this song (written mostly in 10/8) for more than 20 minutes. They must have been exhausted by the end of it. True musicians and showman.
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Cameras were covered because of raining, forgive considering this was held in the biggest number-seated place for concert at the time in Tokyo - baseball stadium, of course not roofed. Such things = tens of thousand audiences for premium musician(oversea players) had never happened before they opened a huge white dome stadium in an adjacent lot in 1986. Even the Beatles performed in a smaller place. This concert was challenging.
Thank you for explanation! No matter what were the challenges, this masterpiece can be remembered for good... Lake on electric guitar solo, I think there's no other capture on that! Congrats to all recording team!
I would have loved to have gone there.. I was in the fourth grade and I walked in to the front door and my Big Brother was playing Emerson Lake and Palmer Tartus .. and I fell in love with this right there.. not kidding a true story. 🎉
OMG, this is phenomenal! ELP in their glory days, and here we have an ultra rare high energy live chronicle- thank you so much for sharing this with us! RIP Keith and Greg.
J'ai eu la chance incroyable de voir leur concert à Paris en 95 ! et je ma rappellerai tout ma vie que keith voulait accélérer le tempo😮 et palmer le maintenait comme dans un horloge😂. Trois Maestro du live ❤
INCREIBLE!!!!!!!!! ELP, en su plenitud creativa e interpretativa, gracias infinitas al que subió esta obra mágica...saludos desde el sur del mundo...Chile...tuvimos la suerte de tener 2 veces a ELP en nuestro lejano país....COMEBACK!!!!!!!!!!
+Job Valtierra ELP tocaron en Santiago de Chile el año 1993 y volvieron en 1997, ambos fueron conciertos dobles, hace un par de años asisti tambien en Santiago al concierto de Carl Palmer y su banda ...estuvo buenisimo!!!!
¡Qué hallazgo! ¡Felicitaciones al "ponja" (si lo es) que subió este video! ¡Aguante, ELP! Este material tiene un valor inestimable. Yo no había visto "Tarkus" interpretada de manera contemporánea a su composición. Es como ver "Close to the Edge" en el video "Yessongs". Gracias...muchas gracias.
That bassline in the beginning is one of the most insane things I've ever seen, I've tried for almost a year to play it, and I've never seen a cover that really conquered it either
@@hubbsllc have you figured out what Greg's actually playing there? i've been looking up so many clips trying to find a better way to play this bit but I can never quite make out what he's doing
@@joonas1400 Start out on A string, 8th fret, then on that same fret hit D string, then G string, then back to D string again. Quickly jump up to 13th fret, go across the strings G D A, them jump quickly down to 9th fret and starting with your pinky hit the G, D, and A strings. You need to start there with your pinky because you need your first finger free to start back at the beginning.
Thank you very much for uploading this precious live performance of Tarkus. Both audio and image are superb. I could tell the excitement from the audience. I would be freaking out watching this song live. What a legacy.
I dont understand it.. the fade portion gives it a heavenly effect.. you guys should be thankful the video exists!.. there aint good enough recordings from other "real" bands the best example being the floyd!!
Very inspiring, and DAMN DID GREG LAKES VOICE SOUND GOOD OR WHAT?!?! My favorite male vocalist, well def on the top 5 list. despite his 6 string guitar being a bit out of tune, he sang with SUCH conviction. Great, rare video, totally enjoyed, THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING!
Great video, the beginning was insane for the bass lines. I'll never understand why Greg Lake's name doesn't surface more as an influencer for so many bass players. My guess is his vocals and acoustic guitar overshadowed his bass work in many people's minds. Yeah, these guys were jaw dropping in concert, no matter what material they were touring with that year. (The caveat to this is admitting that something was horribly out of tune with Greg's LP, ouch! Amazingly, Greg's vocals are incredible though!) 50 years later and no band has encroached on their turf. RIP Keith and Greg! Godspeed to Carl!
omg unbelievable they were on this night perfect !! ill say it once ill say it a thoussnd times there will NEVER EVER BE AONTHER 3 musicians togetherbmaking music like these three gents profesional and just plain great and the sad part is nobody likes music or musiasmanship like thos anyway anymore they like good looking cool stars what a sjame these guys were truly amazing
Such silly comments... the concert was in the middle of a thunderstorm, everything was WET. This is the explanation for the bad video quality (covered cameras with transparent film) and Moog & Guitars out of tune
Carl Palmer is absolutely incredible on the drums in the crazy fast interlude of the "Mass" section from 8:00 onwards, while Keith is having fun with the ribbon controller connected to the Moog.
This is the most intense thing I’ve I have ever seen I seen them 3 times Englands prophets of sound YES indeed thank you so very much for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
liking this whole thing thanks for the post, when Lake went into the confusion epitaph part from king crimsons court of the crimson kink album I was blown out of the sky. Lake was on the first two king crimson albums but I have never hear/seen him mix them. lake was in another band back then as well but I am forgetting that one right now. this is the best emerson is out of his paramid and in the star-gate again...
I recently watched a couple of videos bands playing ELP. The comments something like how Gregg was not up to snuff etc. like the bands were better. I think this video proves otherwise. I’ve ELP 4 times. The best!!!
Thanks for uploading. Just now reading Greg Lake's autobiography, he mentioned this concert in it. He and Emerson drove away to the hotel, because of riots and Palmer was still fucking the drums so they could hear him several miles away welcoming them to join him on stage. Not sure, maybe it was in the other concert on the same Japan tour, but looks like this one.
Thank you. I don't speak your language but I think we both speak the language of music. This is a wonderful gift you are sharing with us. Thank you thank you thanks again. Much appreciation for this.
Just... wow. Everything. This is genius! Is Greg Lake at the 6th minute triggering the synthesizer with his guitar? They were ways ahead of their time.
of course... I'm an unconditional Emerson aficionado... but does Lake play on a black Fender Jazz Bass (the most surreal bass instrument ever designed)... OMG What a thunderous instrument... You will find similar sounds on RUSH album COUNTERPART
Even though the editors clearly were under pills wile working on the footage, but it's such a rare video of ELP performing Takus in its completion, so it's entertaining anyway
C'ero anche io!!!! Andavano talmente veloci. Sospetto ancora che qualcosina di bianco nel Backstage si respirava...però che genio Keith Emerson. Ero sotto di lui e non mi sembrava vero. Altri tempi!
@@marcok.6734 Salve ieri alla mostra del vinile a Roma ho comprato il libro di Fabio Rossi: Emotion, Love e Palmer veramente Interessante con prefazione di Vittorio Nocenzi.
PRIMERO AGRADECER X COMPARTIRCESTE MATERIAL .DE EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER DE MIS ALBUMES FAVORITOS DE ESTE POWER TRIO PROGRESIVO ..UNOS GIGANTES DE MI NIÑEZ QUE ESTOY EN SINTONIA CON ESTA MARAVILLOSA MUSICA MAGICA MUSICA ..SALUDOS DESDE CHILE AMIGAS Y AMIGOS QUE COMPARTIMOS ESTAS OBRAS CUMBRES ..ATTE .JOSE LUIS GARCIA MANRIQUEZ...☮✌☯️
Incredibly I (we) were able to see them play live at the Club Casino Ballroom on Hampton Beach, NH many years ago. I heard a last-minute, last-moment ad for it on the radio and we made a bee-line for the coast. It was an amazing performance. Keith had his full-tilt modular Moog setup. They did the first side of Tarkus completely through...it was an amazing performance in a very good sound environment that I'll never forget. Later on they did CeLaVie and Keith came out wearing a striped Italian-style polo shirt (with beret) and playing accordion to accompany Greg's vocals...it was priceless...times I'll never forget. That was the only time that I saw ELP...so much worth that quick run to Hampton Beach.
The first prog band I ever loved in 1972...They disappointed me live though...I've seen many groups that reproduce their studio stuff note for note live but; ELP, Moreso Keith, would misplay whole sections in the wrong key, leave out poignant parts...Carl and Greg seemed to be the glue that held the band together... One of the greatest prog bands though...
Just saw a 1st reaction video, where the kid figured the lyrics were questioning old time Church clerics promoting the Wars of "the Crusades." 1972, wow early! With unique keyboards, drums, everything!!!!
Just a quick story from when I was a pup...In art class in high school we were allowed to listen to music,in 1974 THAT was a real treat,I painted and made pottery to 3 albums.....Tarkus by ELP,Shootout at The Fantasy Factory by Traffic, and One Fine Morning by Lighthouse, these groups not significant to others carved a niche in my soul that still remains.If I am lucky enough to see Wednesday I will be 64 years old, and this music now brings tears to my eyes.Man is youth wasted on the young,I get it now........ Peace and love to you and yours.
Tarkus is without a doubt is THE masterpiece of the 70's. Was going brilliant here, until Lake put on the guitar! :( Guitar drowned everything out. No one wants to hear guitar chords NOT in the original.
This was *waaay* before you could have an electronic guitar tuner on your pedalboard. Sounds like the guitar just went NOPE from the humidity and the Moog was in pretty bad shape too.
Tarkus is undoubtedly Keith's finest hour. Must say though, I think more recent versions of this are better - Greg's voice matured as he got older and sounds much more substantial and mellow, which I think suits this track. Good music matures well anyway though, God only Knows what the kids of today will be listening to in forty years time.
I think they worked the song for all it was worth by the time of WBMFTTSTNE. I was at the Long Beach show in 73, one of three used for that album, then saw them at Cal Jam. Seen them 3-4 times since. Fabulous shows, each and every one.
Excellent, but surpassed only by the live version, on 'Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends, Ladies & Gentlemen, Emerson,Lake ^ Palmer'! Triple Album. It Beats Any Prog Rock Band Ever! ELP!
東京の夏の夜にタルカスとグレッグレイクの声が響きわたり、それを数万の聴衆が見守り、さらにテレビ中継までされていたような時代があったんですね。40年という月日をあらためて感じてしまいます。
I agree
たった３人でこれだもんなぁ…すごすぎる
The energy in this performance is incredible; I can't believe how fast they're playing. Greg looks like a child!
This is definitely a favorite!!!
greg was just 25 in 72".
こんな素晴らしいものが放送されるだなんて、いい時代だったんですね～
TARKUSの間にCMを入れるような無粋なこともなく、パートごとにタイトルを表示するなど、この時代としては驚愕レベルのリテラシーの高さですよね
番組制作側に理解と愛があるのが伝わります
これは生放送でした。定刻開始です。雨が降っていて始まる前にグレッグが"Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" と歌ったのを覚えています。
Tarkus remains my favorite ELP track since its debut.
Back in the day, I never really thought about how much energy it took to play this song (written mostly in 10/8) for more than 20 minutes. They must have been exhausted by the end of it. True musicians and showman.
i mean just look at carl on drums
All in a day's work for true musicians.
Same with YES.
@@yeswing10 fax❤️
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Cameras were covered because of raining, forgive considering this was held in the biggest number-seated place for concert at the time in Tokyo - baseball stadium, of course not roofed. Such things = tens of thousand audiences for premium musician(oversea players) had never happened before they opened a huge white dome stadium in an adjacent lot in 1986. Even the Beatles performed in a smaller place. This concert was challenging.
Love the Aura! Incredible sound and visuals for the time!
Thank you for explanation! No matter what were the challenges, this masterpiece can be remembered for good... Lake on electric guitar solo, I think there's no other capture on that! Congrats to all recording team!
偶然辿りついて感激の映像、半世紀近くたってるのに、やはり凄い！グレッグの声も聡明で大好きでした。まさかこんな映像があったとは、良いもの見れました😂
I love the soft focus of the rain. It's like looking back through time.
Irreplaceable Rock Band. RIP Greg and Keith. Your music is everlasting.
再結成の時、渋谷公会堂でタルカスやったの観た。本物観た嬉しさがあったけど、世に出て上り調子の彼らを捉えたこの映像は、凄まじい、、、
後にこの曲が2012年のNHK大河ドラマ「平清盛」に使用されるとは思いませんでした。
このコンサート行きました。中２の時、後楽園球場へ一人で。その後、チケット券を失くしちゃったけど。「Trilogy」までのアルバム４枚、なんとかお年玉で買って聴いてたな。このコンサート、前座はギタリスト、ポール・コゾフが離脱中のFreeでした。後楽園球場でのメンバーは、ポール・ロジャーズ：Guitar、サイモン・カーク：Drums、山内テツ：Bass、ラビット：Keyboards、でした。雷雨に悩まされた一夜で、あのでっかいMoogシンセサイザーが透明のビニールシートで覆われてて。タルカス、好きだったなぁ。確かシングル版も持ってた。グレッグ・レイクはいい声で歌いますよね。鬼のようなカール・パーマーとキース・エマソンの間に凛として立って歌ってた。素晴らしい思い出です。
I would have loved to have gone there.. I was in the fourth grade and I walked in to the front door and my Big Brother was playing Emerson Lake and Palmer Tartus .. and I fell in love with this right there.. not kidding a true story.
🎉
感動しました。この映像があったんですね。スタンドで観ていました。当時、NHKの「ヤング ミュージック ショー」の映像かな。たしか、10年くらい前にNHKには残ってないと発表されました。
NHKではなく「東京１２チャンネル（当時）」だったと思います。
NHKがグレコギターの提供うけるかいw
R.I.P. Greg Lake I'll never forget
OMG, this is phenomenal! ELP in their glory days, and here we have an ultra rare high energy live chronicle- thank you so much for sharing this with us! RIP Keith and Greg.
RIP KEITH AND GREG.. YOUR MUSIC WILL LIVE FOREVER...!!
ああ…素晴らしすぎる…
なんで…この時に生まれてなかったんだろう…
せめて、1回だけでも生で見たかった…
ほんっっっっっとそれ、めちゃくちゃ分かります
まさに。
禿同。全盛期のELPやね。レイクの歌声も艶があって素晴らしい!（エピタフ歌ってるし…(´;ω;`)
J'ai eu la chance incroyable de voir leur concert à Paris en 95 ! et je ma rappellerai tout ma vie que keith voulait accélérer le tempo😮 et palmer le maintenait comme dans un horloge😂. Trois Maestro du live ❤
アップロードしてくれてありがとう❤❤❤
INCREIBLE!!!!!!!!! ELP, en su plenitud creativa e interpretativa, gracias infinitas al que subió esta obra mágica...saludos desde el sur del mundo...Chile...tuvimos la suerte de tener 2 veces a ELP en nuestro lejano país....COMEBACK!!!!!!!!!!
Encerio?, En los 70's ? y como sabes?
+Job Valtierra ELP tocaron en Santiago de Chile el año 1993 y volvieron en 1997, ambos fueron conciertos dobles, hace un par de años asisti tambien en Santiago al concierto de Carl Palmer y su banda ...estuvo buenisimo!!!!
+arqjulio Genial, yo pensaba que en los 70's, de casualidad en el concierto de Carl Palmer tocaron Karn Evil 9
TARKUS es mi ringtone, Tarkus es la perfeccion, TARKUS es lo mas grande que ha dado el rock progresivo!!!
¡Qué hallazgo! ¡Felicitaciones al "ponja" (si lo es) que subió este video! ¡Aguante, ELP! Este material tiene un valor inestimable. Yo no había visto "Tarkus" interpretada de manera contemporánea a su composición. Es como ver "Close to the Edge" en el video "Yessongs". Gracias...muchas gracias.
素晴らしい、何てすごいライブ50年経ってもゾクゾク
する。
NOW THATS A LIVE SHOW!!! THEY WERE INCREDIBLE!!!
オレが生まれる前になんて凄ぇ演奏やってやがんだよ!!!!
Im out of words for this vídeo. My favourite ELP album! Thank you for posting. RIP Keyboard Wizard Mr. Emerson
WOW... such a great concert a long long time ago... RIP Keith..!!
There is so little footage of ELP from this time period...thank you so very much for posting. It's wonderful.
That bassline in the beginning is one of the most insane things I've ever seen, I've tried for almost a year to play it, and I've never seen a cover that really conquered it either
Lake was a freak bassist. Yes he was.
Yeah, when I learned it I was trying to play those fourth intervals *across* the strings but it's super sloppy that way and isn't how Lake did it.
@@hubbsllc have you figured out what Greg's actually playing there? i've been looking up so many clips trying to find a better way to play this bit but I can never quite make out what he's doing
@@joonas1400 Start out on A string, 8th fret, then on that same fret hit D string, then G string, then back to D string again. Quickly jump up to 13th fret, go across the strings G D A, them jump quickly down to 9th fret and starting with your pinky hit the G, D, and A strings. You need to start there with your pinky because you need your first finger free to start back at the beginning.
hubbsllc thank you dude, that’s great! got it down already. looks like i wasn’t too far off with what i had figured out.
もう半世紀も経ったのか。
厚くて重くて鋭い刃物でぶった切られる感覚がよみがえる。
スーパートリオの名にふさわしい。
Rest In Peace, Greg Lake...
Amen to that
RIP Keith Emerson King of the Keyboards. Thank you for posting!
タルカスのライブでトップレベルの演奏っぽいですね。
キース、大好きでした。心からご冥福をお祈りします。RIP
Thank you very much for uploading this precious live performance of Tarkus. Both audio and image are superb. I could tell the excitement from the audience. I would be freaking out watching this song live. What a legacy.
アップありがとうございます
感激しました😂
I dont understand it.. the fade portion gives it a heavenly effect..
you guys should be thankful the video exists!.. there aint good enough
recordings from other "real" bands the best example being the floyd!!
Very inspiring, and DAMN DID GREG LAKES VOICE SOUND GOOD OR WHAT?!?! My favorite male vocalist, well def on the top 5 list. despite his 6 string guitar being a bit out of tune, he sang with SUCH conviction. Great, rare video, totally enjoyed, THANK YOU FOR UPLOADING!
Great video, the beginning was insane for the bass lines. I'll never understand why Greg Lake's name doesn't surface more as an influencer for so many bass players. My guess is his vocals and acoustic guitar overshadowed his bass work in many people's minds.
Yeah, these guys were jaw dropping in concert, no matter what material they were touring with that year. (The caveat to this is admitting that something was horribly out of tune with Greg's LP, ouch! Amazingly, Greg's vocals are incredible though!)
50 years later and no band has encroached on their turf.
RIP Keith and Greg!
Godspeed to Carl!
Thank you for this art...i'll miss you Keith
This video is very good, the quality might not be superb but this is te only classic tarkus live video i have seen. thanks for uploading
ELP and Rush incredible three man bands.
I agree dude. But I just read today that Geddy said not only was neil retired from touring with Rush he was retired from drumming!That sucks!
the police were bad ass as well.
ELP was way beyond what Rush ever was ! ELP set the bar !
@@theflyingscotsman9902 I believe Cream was the first 3 piece band though..
@@JohnSmith-kz8yo But no where near this level of talent !
Qué lástima que no exista otra versión en vivo de tarkus. Sin embargo este video es de colección . R.i.p. KE
Quite a bit of guitar in this version. And Epitaph!
It's amazing that music of this complexity and caliber came from just three people.
omg unbelievable they were on this night perfect !! ill say it once ill say it a thoussnd times there will NEVER EVER BE AONTHER 3 musicians togetherbmaking music like these three gents profesional and just plain great and the sad part is nobody likes music or musiasmanship like thos anyway anymore they like good looking cool stars what a sjame these guys were truly amazing
Robert Miller RUSH did
Such silly comments... the concert was in the middle of a thunderstorm, everything was WET.
This is the explanation for the bad video quality (covered cameras with transparent film) and Moog & Guitars out of tune
A year later I see that comments are mostly quite respectful. Anyway, I think, we will not have such a music in a meantime :( The epoch is gone.
The great tech wonders of the modern world? No wonder their economy collapsed in the '80's.
Fantastic. Just four months before I saw them as my first ever live concert. Thank you so much for uploading this.
確かテレビ東京で 20:00からの生放送だったと・・一曲目はホウダウン・・
地方の私は後のミュージックライフの記事を見て驚いたり悔しかったり。
カールパーマーはそれまでバディリッチのコピーともいえるドラムキットだったのが
タムがメロタムになっていたのに驚きました。(クラシックで使われていたコンサートタムというもの)
家庭用ビデオなんて未だ数年先の時代。この映像って貴重の上をいっているんじゃないかと・・
I love TARKUS!!! Thank you!
そりゃあ、前年1971年に来日したLed zepplinやPink Fioyd以上の凄い騒ぎでしたよ。初来日で後楽園、甲子園（観客が騒いで公演途中
で終了）おまけにTVで公演同時中継ですから、当時の人気の程が知れます。この当時のパフォーマンスがピークですね。それにしても
後年の容姿からは想像出来ないグレッグの美青年ぶりには驚きですね。
Carl Palmer...the backbone of it all. Great!
Carl Palmer is absolutely incredible on the drums in the crazy fast interlude of the "Mass" section from 8:00 onwards, while Keith is having fun with the ribbon controller connected to the Moog.
Awesome performance by 3 incredibly talented geniuses.
Huge masterpiece of Prog !
Great concert. I know keith was struggling with the modular Moog because of the damp humid conditions which the Moog was susceptible to.
Never heard anything like this and i probably never will. A fan for life !
This is the most intense thing I’ve I have ever seen I seen them 3 times Englands prophets of sound YES indeed thank you so very much for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
liking this whole thing thanks for the post, when Lake went into the confusion epitaph part from king crimsons court of the crimson kink album I was blown out of the sky. Lake was on the first two king crimson albums but I have never hear/seen him mix them. lake was in another band back then as well but I am forgetting that one right now. this is the best emerson is out of his paramid and in the star-gate again...
Solo un Genio come Keith Emerson poteva comporre un capolavoro come Tarkus. Rip keith Emerson and Greg Lake.
さ
I recently watched a couple of videos bands playing ELP.
The comments something like how Gregg was not up to snuff etc. like the bands were better.
I think this video proves otherwise.
I’ve ELP 4 times. The best!!!
Thanks for uploading. Just now reading Greg Lake's autobiography, he mentioned this concert in it. He and Emerson drove away to the hotel, because of riots and Palmer was still fucking the drums so they could hear him several miles away welcoming them to join him on stage. Not sure, maybe it was in the other concert on the same Japan tour, but looks like this one.
The greatest live band
Thank you. I don't speak your language but I think we both speak the language of music. This is a wonderful gift you are sharing with us. Thank you thank you thanks again. Much appreciation for this.
Uno spettacolare tuffo nel passato!
Just... wow. Everything. This is genius!
Is Greg Lake at the 6th minute triggering the synthesizer with his guitar? They were ways ahead of their time.
No, Keith is just playing the same thing on synth
of course... I'm an unconditional Emerson aficionado... but does Lake play on a black Fender Jazz Bass (the most surreal bass instrument ever designed)... OMG What a thunderous instrument... You will find similar sounds on RUSH album COUNTERPART
Interesting take on an old favorite. Saw them in 73 at Long Beach Arena, one of three shows used for WBMFTTSTNE.
ELP最高ですね❗
Even though the editors clearly were under pills wile working on the footage, but it's such a rare video of ELP performing Takus in its completion, so it's entertaining anyway
甲子園球場では大変な事になりました
このライブをリマスターしてブルーレイで販売してくれないのかなー。カールおじさんぜひお願いじす。
Toute mon enfance do you remember ? Ha nostalgie quant tu nous tient 😢 salutations distinguees a toutes et a tous de france❤❤
That guitar B string is a little sour Greg Lake! But it's Rock N' Roll, so that's ok! R.I.P. Kieth Emerson....
Keith
Well, it WAS raining...
RIP Keith....
The 3 wise men all incredible musians only one remaining Carl Palmer an incredible drummer in his own right . R.I.P. Greg Lake and Keith Emerson 😪🙏❤️
キースよ、永遠に・・・。しかしグレッグ・レイク、美少年だったんだなあ・・・（笑）。
美声年でもあります
This voice !!!
Greg Lake: madman at the bass. Insane.
Amazing video. Thanks for preserving this for posterity!
io li vidi il 6 marzo 1973 allo Stadio Flaminio di Roma, anchTarkus a 100 km all'ora!!!!
C'ero anche io!!!! Andavano talmente veloci. Sospetto ancora che qualcosina di bianco nel Backstage si respirava...però che genio Keith Emerson. Ero sotto di lui e non mi sembrava vero. Altri tempi!
@@marcok.6734 Salve ieri alla mostra del vinile a Roma ho comprato il libro di Fabio Rossi: Emotion, Love e Palmer
veramente Interessante con prefazione di Vittorio Nocenzi.
ここにオレもいた、ちなみに高3でした。
私も居た、懐かしいですね
Tambem trace grande banda o batera ian mosley gigante na batera o baixo jaap van eik e rick van der linden e um missel no teclados
PRIMERO AGRADECER X COMPARTIRCESTE MATERIAL .DE EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER DE MIS ALBUMES FAVORITOS DE ESTE POWER TRIO PROGRESIVO ..UNOS GIGANTES DE MI NIÑEZ QUE ESTOY EN SINTONIA CON ESTA MARAVILLOSA MUSICA MAGICA MUSICA ..SALUDOS DESDE CHILE AMIGAS Y AMIGOS QUE COMPARTIMOS ESTAS OBRAS CUMBRES ..ATTE .JOSE LUIS GARCIA MANRIQUEZ...☮✌☯️
one of greatest bands ever ❤❤❤
Incredibly I (we) were able to see them play live at the Club Casino Ballroom on Hampton Beach, NH many years ago. I heard a last-minute, last-moment ad for it on the radio and we made a bee-line for the coast. It was an amazing performance. Keith had his full-tilt modular Moog setup. They did the first side of Tarkus completely through...it was an amazing performance in a very good sound environment that I'll never forget. Later on they did CeLaVie and Keith came out wearing a striped Italian-style polo shirt (with beret) and playing accordion to accompany Greg's vocals...it was priceless...times I'll never forget. That was the only time that I saw ELP...so much worth that quick run to Hampton Beach.
Is it the only one live record of Tarkus? (classic period I mean)
No, it's on their triple live Lp "Welcome Back my friends to the show that never Ends".
The first prog band I ever loved in 1972...They disappointed me live though...I've seen many groups that reproduce their studio stuff note for note live but; ELP, Moreso Keith, would misplay whole sections in the wrong key, leave out poignant parts...Carl and Greg seemed to be the glue that held the band together... One of the greatest prog bands though...
Just saw a 1st reaction video, where the kid figured the lyrics were questioning old time Church clerics promoting the Wars of "the Crusades."
1972, wow early! With unique keyboards, drums, everything!!!!
All of Tarkus is a masterwork. The part where the lyrics begins is ... what would be the word? ... wonderful? out-worldly?
Great video!
Just a quick story from when I was a pup...In art class in high school we were allowed to listen to music,in 1974 THAT was a real treat,I painted and made pottery to 3 albums.....Tarkus by ELP,Shootout at The Fantasy Factory by Traffic, and One Fine Morning by Lighthouse, these groups not significant to others carved a niche in my soul that still remains.If I am lucky enough to see Wednesday I will be 64 years old, and this music now brings tears to my eyes.Man is youth wasted on the young,I get it now........ Peace and love to you and yours.
Tarkus is without a doubt is THE masterpiece of the 70's. Was going brilliant here, until Lake put on the guitar! :( Guitar drowned everything out. No one wants to hear guitar chords NOT in the original.
皆上手すぎ
This was *waaay* before you could have an electronic guitar tuner on your pedalboard. Sounds like the guitar just went NOPE from the humidity and the Moog was in pretty bad shape too.
もしかするとこれは当時TVで生放送されたやつかなぁ？いやそうでしょうスポンサーの字幕出てるからね。すばらしい時代だったね！JALパック13万7千円なんて宣伝してるよ！この後キースは日本刀を刺すのだ！
あれっ？ロンドっぽくなったと思ったらちゃんとタッルカス、ロバートムウぐさん永遠なれ！
Kunihiko Goto
n sei o q tu escreveu mas deve ter sido coisa boa, curti
Storm !? Never you mind. We are here for ELP.
I bought this video on VHS in the 90s, it was so bad I got my money back.
Tarkus is undoubtedly Keith's finest hour. Must say though, I think more recent versions of this are better - Greg's voice matured as he got older and sounds much more substantial and mellow, which I think suits this track. Good music matures well anyway though, God only Knows what the kids of today will be listening to in forty years time.
Also, does anyone know what 'depas' means? Why it is shown regularly throughout is bit baffling.
I think they worked the song for all it was worth by the time of WBMFTTSTNE. I was at the Long Beach show in 73, one of three used for that album, then saw them at Cal Jam. Seen them 3-4 times since. Fabulous shows, each and every one.
Excellent, but surpassed only by the live version, on 'Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends, Ladies & Gentlemen, Emerson,Lake ^ Palmer'! Triple Album. It Beats Any Prog Rock Band Ever! ELP!
My best band
Sure beats "Love Beach" (yes, meant as a joke, but true)
Greg grande baixo e talvez melhor vocal prog rock eu acho sua voz e otima