I was really lucky to have seen Emerson Lake and Palmer in 92. Carl's drum solo was the best drum solo I've ever seen and I've seen Rush several times.
RIP Emerson and Lake, you both did a fine job with Carl in this Concert. E and L died in 2016. Palmer was known for his speed. The double bass kick drums just added another realm to Carl's percussion expertise. 54 years and still kickin' ass! Thanks Jim for another great "Baby Boomer" concert, Summer 2024. I saved this video to my Favorites.
Saw E L P at the Tower The at e in Philadelphia in 1993 Set front Row balcony my wife was pregnant with our first Daughter fantastic concert One of the greatest bands
This YES/ ELP with CP concert should of been held at the icon starlight theater in KCMO! I got to see ELP 3 times in a nine month span back in the 70’s rock on rockers!! Sandstone is a dump now!! ✌️❤️
I was at this show. To be honest, it made me sad. Carl's drumming was perfect. But the vibe was not there. If anything, Carl should put the two screens of Keith and Greg closer to him since it shows both of them at times playing. You had to look at one side or the other and it felt odd not to look at Carl since he was the remaining one playing live. Also to not even finish the complete song "From the Beginning" all the way to the end is criminal. So, this version of ELP was a bummer for me. But then Jon Anderson came out and totally uplifted the mood with the Band Geeks. They were so fun to watch and to hear Jon's voice just as good as it has always been was wonderful. And this is coming from someone that used to be an ELP super Fan. I truly hope Jon and the Band Geeks give us a couple more tours, possibly with songs off the 90125 album. No matter what, if Jon is singing, I'm there. The man is the best of humanity. Giving and kind.
@@jimandjulia8261Jon’s voice was, indeed, very strong, especially considering his age and recent difficulties keeping his voice in good shape. Wonderful show.
I wanted to add the one thing that I did notice at this show. I think Carl Palmer is likely making more money off of the merchandise than he is actually doing the show. Besides the ELP clothing, he had vast amounts of signed albums and merchandise, including a signed snare drum for $500.00 There were definitely more people that were in line for ELP merch, by far. Jon Anderson was only selling a small selection of T-shirts. When you think about what legends both of these groups are (and were back in the day) it's a bummer. I do hope they both made enough to sustain themselves. I loved both back when they were in their prime and still like them now. History should absolutely honor their legacy.
Keith's parts played on guitar synth? It's apparent can't find a keyboard player that comes close to Keith. There are a few but they miss the mark. All technique, but no feeling.
Actually, I wondered about them. The gutair player was excellent. The bass player truly looked like he was bored and would rather be listening to Drake or someone. But they both got the job done. So, yes. Well done job for those two. Hopefully it will get them better gigs from whatever the musical equivalent of a resume is.
I was at this show. Everyone in this audience there would disagree with you, who were likely not there. It was tasteful and entertaining. An incredible celebration of the band's legacy. But I'm sure things look different from your basement.
I can understand thinking that they cheapened ELP’s legacy, but I was at the show and it wasn’t that way at all. Carl still plays fantastically well, especially for his advanced age, and he was very charming and engaging with the crowd. Considering that and the fact that his two dear friends were no longer there with him, he put on a very nice show with a nice selection of ELP and was clearly enjoying himself. Thankfully, there was nothing at all cheap about it, just enjoyable and sincere.
I was really lucky to have seen Emerson Lake and Palmer in 92. Carl's drum solo was the best drum solo I've ever seen and I've seen Rush several times.
RIP Emerson and Lake, you both did a fine job with Carl in this Concert. E and L died in 2016. Palmer was known for his speed. The double bass kick drums just added another realm to Carl's percussion expertise. 54 years and still kickin' ass!
Thanks Jim for another great "Baby Boomer" concert, Summer 2024.
I saved this video to my Favorites.
Saw E L P at the Tower The at e in Philadelphia in 1993 Set front Row balcony my wife was pregnant with our first Daughter fantastic concert One of the greatest bands
This YES/ ELP with CP concert should of been held at the icon starlight theater in KCMO! I got to see ELP 3 times in a nine month span back in the 70’s rock on rockers!!
Sandstone is a dump now!!
✌️❤️
I was at this show. To be honest, it made me sad. Carl's drumming was perfect. But the vibe was not there. If anything, Carl should put the two screens of Keith and Greg closer to him since it shows both of them at times playing. You had to look at one side or the other and it felt odd not to look at Carl since he was the remaining one playing live. Also to not even finish the complete song "From the Beginning" all the way to the end is criminal. So, this version of ELP was a bummer for me.
But then Jon Anderson came out and totally uplifted the mood with the Band Geeks. They were so fun to watch and to hear Jon's voice just as good as it has always been was wonderful. And this is coming from someone that used to be an ELP super Fan. I truly hope Jon and the Band Geeks give us a couple more tours, possibly with songs off the 90125 album. No matter what, if Jon is singing, I'm there. The man is the best of humanity. Giving and kind.
This drumming is anything but perfect. Never really was, and I could do a breakdown on why, and may at some point. But yeah, this is a bummer.
Thanks for the review-I wanted to go to see Jon and didn’t make it. Sounds like his voice was strong-it was hot that night!
@@jimandjulia8261Jon’s voice was, indeed, very strong, especially considering his age and recent difficulties keeping his voice in good shape. Wonderful show.
I actually think Carl was the best part of the night
ELP was the pioneer of progressive rock.
Maybe it keeps some royalties from the back catalog coming in but I’m surprised both estates gave permission.
FANTASTIC!!!!!!
i remember the cheers and simpsons episodes
I wanted to add the one thing that I did notice at this show. I think Carl Palmer is likely making more money off of the merchandise than he is actually doing the show. Besides the ELP clothing, he had vast amounts of signed albums and merchandise, including a signed snare drum for $500.00 There were definitely more people that were in line for ELP merch, by far. Jon Anderson was only selling a small selection of T-shirts.
When you think about what legends both of these groups are (and were back in the day) it's a bummer. I do hope they both made enough to sustain themselves. I loved both back when they were in their prime and still like them now. History should absolutely honor their legacy.
Does Carl still autograph merchandise after the show?
I'm surprised he didn't get Rachel Flowers. Not knocking these guys here, but she would be a great addition.
That would have been absolutely amazing.
Oh God yes.
Mama's little baby love's shortening bread!
That was featured in the original ELP version of 'Hoedown'.
Hermoso, brillante.
Hammond-B3 is missing
Keith's parts played on guitar synth? It's apparent can't find a keyboard player that comes close to Keith. There are a few but they miss the mark. All technique, but no feeling.
www.setlist.fm/setlist/carl-palmers-elp-legacy/2024/azura-amphitheater-bonner-springs-ks-4355aba3.html
Is no one going to say anything about the other two guys on stage, who are dammed impressive ?
Actually, I wondered about them. The gutair player was excellent. The bass player truly looked like he was bored and would rather be listening to Drake or someone. But they both got the job done. So, yes. Well done job for those two. Hopefully it will get them better gigs from whatever the musical equivalent of a resume is.
I was at this show. They were amazing.
CooL
Phuc
Nothing but ruining the legacy, actually. The time keeping is even worse than before. I feel sorry for Him, and ELPs "legacy" .
Nope.
I was at this show. Everyone in this audience there would disagree with you, who were likely not there. It was tasteful and entertaining. An incredible celebration of the band's legacy. But I'm sure things look different from your basement.
Seen them, loved them, respect Carl is using guitar to give a different vibe🎸🤘🏻 You can’t judge a show via a fan shot video!
I can understand thinking that they cheapened ELP’s legacy, but I was at the show and it wasn’t that way at all. Carl still plays fantastically well, especially for his advanced age, and he was very charming and engaging with the crowd. Considering that and the fact that his two dear friends were no longer there with him, he put on a very nice show with a nice selection of ELP and was clearly enjoying himself. Thankfully, there was nothing at all cheap about it, just enjoyable and sincere.