This live version of Tarkus, no doubt the best. Keith could make his keyboards talk. Such a master of his craft. The ending sends me in a high no drug could match. R.I.P. to any of them we've lost. They gave us a treasure!
Amen! As far as I am concerned, that technology was made for Keith Emerson, the uncontested virtuoso master of the Moog synthesizer. ELP were the Godfathers of modern techno music.
The ultimate progressive band, and I don't care much for calling bands prog rock, but these guys did it, im 57, just missed them live in the 70'sbI have heard they kicked ass
@@damirhlobik6488ELP was My first big Rock Show in 1974. I was 13 Jears old and overwhelmed. After the 1997 concert in Montreux. Greg Lake was sitting in the hotel bar and i invited him for a drink. He then invited my girlfriend and myselfe to another Festival two weeks later. There i met all my three heroes and enjoyed the Show backstage.
Back during 1977-1978 (when I was 17 and 18) I used to do A lot of LSD (long slow distance) running, and this song from this album was one of my Absolute Favorites to listen to (using my handheld cassette tape player) while I ran. Ohhhh the memories... 🤟😁🤘
(Dave here) 50 years later and STILL in the Top Ten live albums! NO over-dubs NO extra musicians NO editing! Exactly as it was recorded. I saw ELP in Houston, Tx. Their loudspeakers were spread apart, ON ALL FOUR SIDES of the audience. True surround sound?? Holy Shit!!! Karn Evil 9 ,completely performed, note for note. My ears rang for 2 days!! True geniuses, ELP. Why aren't they inductees to the rrhof
I saw that show too! I believe it was 1974. Quad system - incredible sound, much better than most live bands. RIP Keith, happy heavenly Birthday sir! ❤ 🌹🙏🎹
Perfect songs to read the subjective forms of the clouds and to follow with a tender eye the grooves of the stems of the trees; appreciate the complex writing of the nested branches, taste the colors of the decomposition of light into water droplets in a garden, and strongly feel the wet soil of ancestral forest to perceive the traces of animals from deep past 🍍🌴
Saw them in 1975 at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City, NJ. This was my first live concert General Admission. $12.00 per ticket$ Sitting in the center of the stadium you got the whole effect of true quadrophonic sound....and LOUD!!!!. I'm a 64 yr old drummer who saw the greatest talent of their time. What Carl Palmer was doing on his British Steel Custom drumset was phenomenal. Glad I was there to experience it . Rock on!!!
Just pumped this into my 500watt amp and 15" Cerwin Vega three way speakers. I love this epic piece My neighbor must love it too, he threw a brick through my window so he could hear it too!
Wish I still had my quad setup. I had a Pioneer QX 949 receiver. 60 watts was powerful enough to drive a small performance hall, which it actually did once. No match for your 500 watts though.
Already 7 years since his passing, but I will never stop playing his music. I consider this among his best performances, although there are many of them haha.
Live, Keith Emerson would have just sailed of the planet, and beat for note Carl Palmer would have followed him. It would be that smooth voice of Greg Lake that would reel them back. What an absolute astounding group of musicians. All beyond talented in what they brought to both the studio, and the stage. The world is a better place because of what they added to it.
That little armadillo has rocked for 50 years! I like to imagine Keith when he stepped over to the other side Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was waiting for him to welcome him. Cheers
Better than the studio version for sure. I remember, years ago, Greg Lake being interviewed on WNEW FM 102.7. He pointed out that NONE of that live album was retouched. Everything on that live is at it was.
@James Smith right on man! I couldn't begin to guess how many thousands of times I spun this LP back in the day. Yes I could hear Carl and used to point it out to people at that very moment during Keith's attack in the middle. Carl was kicking major ass! His accuracy and power were stunning throughout Aquatarkus as well ! I remember later around 1980 introducing (more like initiating) a friend to Carl Palmer who was always going on about Neil Peart (no disrespect to Peart either) but my friend hadn't really heard ELP that much. He got "initiated" with this live version- loudspeakers and hi wattage amp! Needless to say he walked away slack jaw without words. Both ELP and RUSH were incredible three piece bands in their own right, but during ELPs heyday, they were simply untouchable !
I think that his absolute rock star performances and musical ability, had a tendency to eclipsed his brilliance as a composer. I have been binge watching their live videos. Sad the three of them will never take the stage again in this world. Concert pianists are beginning to play his music, and the true genius of Keith Emerson as a composer is on full display when they do.
Absolutely! Keith Emerson was the uncontested virtuoso master of the Moog Synthesizer. He practically invented the genre that would evolve into modern electronic music.
@@sethraelthebard5459 that last statement is a bit of a stretch, but he definitely had an influence on the use of synthesizers in popular music, and he had a massive impact on video game music as well
cuanto los extrañaremos maestros :( , la musica moderna esta en deuda con ustede ustedes, que le dieron otro enfoque al rock y lo llevaron a limites insuperables. Gracias por tanto Emerson Lake & Palmer.
As far as I know this is all Long Beach . I envy you brother. If the devil offered me a chance to go back in time and see that show with the deal that I would never meet my wife or have my two children.....I would have to think about it.
I was a drummer in a short-lived Prog band- keyboardist/songwriter/PHD student could play this with his eyes closed- mighty impressive. But he was impossible to play or enjoy music with so I let him kick me out of the band. ha!
todos los grandes años. de. los. 70s se conjugaron. para hacer buena musica con sentido y con una profunda y muy creativa sensibilidad sin limites ni fronteras. 3. grandes. talentos. a nivel mundial e aqui una prueba feaciente de su. talento. y creatividad invaluable
Hello all you fellow ELP-heads. If you are here and listening to this piece, then you are probably a True Fan, like me. I still have the original 3-piece fold-out LP. I haven't had a phonograph to play it on for decades now, but hey you never know.... The front panel opens up to the left, and a panel under that opens up to the right, with big metallic block letters on each of the three inside panels spelling out "E L P." A triple live album; one of the first ever, I believe, if not THE first ever. I've always thought that this album was mixed heavy and muddy, but as time has passed it's become a part of what this album is, like a part of its "personality," if you will. Take that away, and it becomes a completely different entity. I saw these guys 6 times back in the 70's. Remember those old black and white newsreel clips of the girls screaming and fainting when the Beatles arrived in America for the first time? I was kind of like that with ELP, especially E. I didn't scream or faint or anything, but I was a huge fan. They were my favorite band of all time, and as I ( and my musical tastes) have matured and expanded, they are still pretty dang near the top of the list, and I still listen to them regularly. By the way, if you're an ELP fan you owe it to yourself to check out Rachel Flowers here on YT. She's a remarkable young woman with a special talent who shares our passion. I'm sure you will enjoy it as much as I did. Here's a sample for you, be sure to listen to some of her other stuff. And that's not just A Moog, it's HIS Moog. Yes, HIS. On her left, you'll catch a few glimpses of The Beast, aka The World's Most Famous Synthesizer. Look for the backstory on how that Moog came to be underneath her fingertips; it's fascinating and includes Keith himself giving a shout out to Rachel, from the legendary Abbey Road studio with Keith's "Bolero" playing in the background. th-cam.com/video/Ib31-TDH05I/w-d-xo.html
"Welcome back my friends ..." was not the first triple rock album. A year before "Yessongs" were relased, also a great masterpiece, however after almost 50 years I am more ELP pro. Also triple "The Concert for Bangladesh" should be mentioned but, of course, it is not a single band album. You were lucky enough being able to attend ELP shows or to buy their LPs. I am from Poland and records of bands like ELP costed then fortune (about weekly average salary per single LP). Fortunately, some radio DJ's were broadcasting good music and I collectied many tapes with geat music. Of course, now I have many good albums released on CD, including most of good albums by ELP (and Jethro Tull). Moreover, British or American bands very rarely visited Poland in the 70s, so I had no chance to attend shows by groups like ELP at their best years.
This band is the reflection of prodigious bygone era, it's a phantom asteroid that returns to set its sights on sound art. A prodigious wave charged with paradoxes from which escape the magic, enthusiasm and irrationality, hypnotic factors challenging vulnerable souls in search of the absolute. His musical architecture is a short tunnel that leads to light 🦨
I SAW THIS SHOW IN 1973.AT THE ALABAMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CAMPUS,THE STUDENT BODY,WOULD CONTACT PREMERE INTERPRISES & BRING ALL THE FAMOUS BANDS TO THE CAMPUS TO RAISE THE MONEY 💰 THEY NEEDED FOR THERE STUDENT PROJECTS,DANCES,& SOCIAL GATHERINGS.EMESON LAKE & PALMER WERE SUMMOND. & THEY PLAYED THIS SHOW, & THEN THIS ALBUM CAME OUT. I WAS SO HIGH & TRIPPING ON ACID,I WAS IN PSYCHODELIC HEAVEN !
Confusion will be my epitaph As I crawl a cracked and broken path If we make it, we can all sit back and laugh But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying Yes, I fear tomorrow I'll be crying Yes, I fear tomorrow I'll be crying
There's only one thing I don't like about the modern version of Tarkus. 0:50, the Gsus4 doesn't resolve to a Gmaj in the studio version, and instead sticks to the quartal harmony; this version resolves the Gsus4 into a Gmaj, which feels less Tarkus-y and more commercial. Maybe I'm just not open-minded enough to understand. However, the fact that my only gripe with this version is a single note says more about how fantastic this performance is. That synth with the high resonance in the first section of Mass was seriously jamming, and Battlefield has never sounded better. Aquatarkus leaves one speechless.
I love this live version but the tempo is a bit too fast, but impressive. They tended to play some pieces with a faster tempo as they got more successful and could afford a lot more cocaine. This is actually true according to Emerson's autobiography. They sometimes blasted through their set and have to add other songs to fill in the time remaining.
This is best done fast as a 3-piece with this instrumentation, not slow and clunking by 20 or 100 pieces. I've listened to other jazz prog, and orchestral versions, but they fail.
The Album/ CD sound great !!!... IDK WTF you are listening to it on ???... But take into consideration it was 1974... And stuff on You Tube gets compressed ..?
The best three man band in history
This live version of Tarkus, no doubt the best. Keith could make his keyboards talk. Such a master of his craft. The ending sends me in a high no drug could match.
R.I.P. to any of them we've lost.
They gave us a treasure!
Amen.
Amen! As far as I am concerned, that technology was made for Keith Emerson, the uncontested virtuoso master of the Moog synthesizer. ELP were the Godfathers of modern techno music.
The ultimate progressive band, and I don't care much for calling bands prog rock, but these guys did it, im 57, just missed them live in the 70'sbI have heard they kicked ass
@@theherald4340 very cool, what a great live band I've heard, out if 453 concerts I would have hoped ELP was one of them
The best version of the what may be the best prog song ever written
Aquatarkus is Divine!
@@danielulrich7676 Sounds familiar?
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but Keith put it on another level
@@damirhlobik6488ELP was My first big Rock Show in 1974. I was 13 Jears old and overwhelmed. After the 1997 concert in Montreux. Greg Lake was sitting in the hotel bar and i invited him for a drink. He then invited my girlfriend and myselfe to another Festival two weeks later. There i met all my three heroes and enjoyed the Show backstage.
@@danielulrich7676 Ooooooo what a lucky man you areeeeee
Back during 1977-1978 (when I was 17 and 18) I used to do A lot of LSD (long slow distance) running, and this song from this album was one of my Absolute Favorites to listen to (using my handheld cassette tape player) while I ran. Ohhhh the memories...
🤟😁🤘
A masterpiece. The level of musicianship this band had is extraordinary.
(Dave here) 50 years later and STILL in the Top Ten live albums! NO over-dubs NO extra musicians NO editing! Exactly as it was recorded. I saw ELP in Houston, Tx. Their loudspeakers were spread apart, ON ALL FOUR SIDES of the audience. True surround sound?? Holy Shit!!! Karn Evil 9 ,completely performed, note for note. My ears rang for 2 days!! True geniuses, ELP. Why aren't they inductees to the rrhof
I saw that show too! I believe it was 1974.
Quad system - incredible sound, much better than most live bands. RIP Keith, happy heavenly Birthday sir! ❤ 🌹🙏🎹
The Aquatarkus portion of this movement is absolutely stunning
15:53 Lake incorporating the lines from Epitaph in this live version is very cool.
I forgot about that.
"How can you forget the immortal line 'Confusion will be my epitaph'"?
fake observation it is impossible to forget that, then you did not know this triple lp live album
Perfect songs to read the subjective forms of the clouds and to follow with a tender eye the grooves of the stems of the trees; appreciate the complex writing of the nested branches, taste the colors of the decomposition of light into water droplets in a garden, and strongly feel the wet soil of ancestral forest to perceive the traces of animals from deep past 🍍🌴
Saw them in 1975 at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City, NJ.
This was my first live concert
General Admission. $12.00 per ticket$
Sitting in the center of the stadium you got the whole effect of true quadrophonic sound....and LOUD!!!!.
I'm a 64 yr old drummer who saw the greatest talent of their time.
What Carl Palmer was doing on his British Steel Custom drumset was phenomenal.
Glad I was there to experience it . Rock on!!!
Just pumped this into my 500watt amp and 15" Cerwin Vega three way speakers. I love this epic piece
My neighbor must love it too, he threw a brick through my window so he could hear it too!
Wish I still had my quad setup. I had a Pioneer QX 949 receiver. 60 watts was powerful enough to drive a small performance hall, which it actually did once. No match for your 500 watts though.
f**king hilarious!!! Love it!!
Got a good chuckle out of that!
e206 kriterrjönn ta-täh vHFv
Ha ha ... that made me laugh!
Sensational super trio! Emerson Lake & Palmer FOREVER!!! 👏👏👏☠️ 🇧🇷
a killer cut, the best Tarkus ever
Already 7 years since his passing, but I will never stop playing his music. I consider this among his best performances, although there are many of them haha.
Carl’s drumming is so amazing… sounding like double base when really using one base drum and one pedal .. all x3 are masters
Palmer definitely one of the greatest drummers of all time they should be in the Hall of Fame sad that they are not
They are waiting until they are all dead, or until all the 90's rappers are in... The R & R HOF is the biggest fkkking joke there is !!!!
F*** the HoF
´71.:?
´´Kläustäre ^?^
@@SADWINGSNYC Completely agree, HOF is a bad joke.
The greatest band of all time!!!!!!!!
Live, Keith Emerson would have just sailed of the planet, and beat for note Carl Palmer would have followed him. It would be that smooth voice of Greg Lake that would reel them back. What an absolute astounding group of musicians. All beyond talented in what they brought to both the studio, and the stage. The world is a better place because of what they added to it.
Right? Keith Emerson was light-years ahead of his time
My absolute favorite version of Tarkus, bar none!
Saw them June 1977 right out of high school were out copies of this 3 of the most accomplished musicians ever😎🎹🎸🥁🎶
Best progressive rock band for all history + Yes
That little armadillo has rocked for 50 years! I like to imagine Keith when he stepped over to the other side Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was waiting for him to welcome him. Cheers
Lovely thought!
Overdue for rock and roll hall of fame this concert changed the world
It did make its mark. Too bad I wasn't there.
The greatest
FROM ELP TO YES PROOF THAT GOD LOVES US
Better than the studio version for sure. I remember, years ago, Greg Lake being interviewed on WNEW FM 102.7. He pointed out that NONE of that live album was retouched. Everything on that live is at it was.
Yes,even with the bootleg sound.
one of only a handful of bands who could have done it
Hoedown, Toccata leading up are great captures, but the version of Tarkus/Aquatarkus here is absolutely mind blowing!
@James Smith it's groundbreaking, this was such a moment. They are all three in top form here!! Greg Lake's voice was amazing back then.
@James Smith right on man! I couldn't begin to guess how many thousands of times I spun this LP back in the day. Yes I could hear Carl and used to point it out to people at that very moment during Keith's attack in the middle. Carl was kicking major ass! His accuracy and power were stunning throughout Aquatarkus as well ! I remember later around 1980 introducing (more like initiating) a friend to Carl Palmer who was always going on about Neil Peart (no disrespect to Peart either) but my friend hadn't really heard ELP that much. He got "initiated" with this live version- loudspeakers and hi wattage amp! Needless to say he walked away slack jaw without words. Both ELP and RUSH were incredible three piece bands in their own right, but during ELPs heyday, they were simply untouchable !
My fellow earthlings we lived in a era when we could talk to the winds of time .....
this version of AQUATARKUS is just FUCKING MASTERPIECE EPIC MIND BLOWER .....
Keith just sounds like he has 4 hands. 😮
I love them forever...
Emerson was a fine artist - visionary composer - far beyond anything prog at the time or since.
I think that his absolute rock star performances and musical ability, had a tendency to eclipsed his brilliance as a composer. I have been binge watching their live videos. Sad the three of them will never take the stage again in this world. Concert pianists are beginning to play his music, and the true genius of Keith Emerson as a composer is on full display when they do.
Absolutely! Keith Emerson was the uncontested virtuoso master of the Moog Synthesizer. He practically invented the genre that would evolve into modern electronic music.
@@sethraelthebard5459 that last statement is a bit of a stretch, but he definitely had an influence on the use of synthesizers in popular music, and he had a massive impact on video game music as well
cuanto los extrañaremos maestros :( , la musica moderna esta en deuda con ustede ustedes, que le dieron otro enfoque al rock y lo llevaron a limites insuperables. Gracias por tanto Emerson Lake & Palmer.
I saw them in '73 in Long Beach Arena, one of the venues used for this album. Wow! Indoors. Intense!
As far as I know this is all Long Beach . I envy you brother. If the devil offered me a chance to go back in time and see that show with the deal that I would never meet my wife or have my two children.....I would have to think about it.
@@wlines - ISTR there were 3 venues listed on the album, but I only remember one because I was there.
Sheet music for this is next level insanity. Fourths buried in fourths.
Few can play this.
I was a drummer in a short-lived Prog band- keyboardist/songwriter/PHD student could play this with his eyes closed- mighty impressive. But he was impossible to play or enjoy music with so I let him kick me out of the band. ha!
Puro talento e maestria ao vivo ..... só músicos diferenciados fazem isso.
So much fun!!!!!❤❤❤❤🎉
Fantastic
todos los grandes años. de. los. 70s se conjugaron. para hacer buena musica con sentido y con una profunda y muy creativa sensibilidad sin limites ni fronteras. 3. grandes. talentos. a nivel mundial e aqui una prueba feaciente de su. talento. y creatividad invaluable
Tarkus and all elp is life long to me .bar nun best 3 in the world.thank you for all the great tunes over my life.elp is the best ever
Brilliant!
Hello all you fellow ELP-heads. If you are here and listening to this piece, then you are probably a True Fan, like me. I still have the original 3-piece fold-out LP. I haven't had a phonograph to play it on for decades now, but hey you never know.... The front panel opens up to the left, and a panel under that opens up to the right, with big metallic block letters on each of the three inside panels spelling out "E L P." A triple live album; one of the first ever, I believe, if not THE first ever. I've always thought that this album was mixed heavy and muddy, but as time has passed it's become a part of what this album is, like a part of its "personality," if you will. Take that away, and it becomes a completely different entity. I saw these guys 6 times back in the 70's. Remember those old black and white newsreel clips of the girls screaming and fainting when the Beatles arrived in America for the first time? I was kind of like that with ELP, especially E. I didn't scream or faint or anything, but I was a huge fan. They were my favorite band of all time, and as I ( and my musical tastes) have matured and expanded, they are still pretty dang near the top of the list, and I still listen to them regularly.
By the way, if you're an ELP fan you owe it to yourself to check out Rachel Flowers here on YT. She's a remarkable young woman with a special talent who shares our passion. I'm sure you will enjoy it as much as I did. Here's a sample for you, be sure to listen to some of her other stuff. And that's not just A Moog, it's HIS Moog. Yes, HIS. On her left, you'll catch a few glimpses of The Beast, aka The World's Most Famous Synthesizer. Look for the backstory on how that Moog came to be underneath her fingertips; it's fascinating and includes Keith himself giving a shout out to Rachel, from the legendary Abbey Road studio with Keith's "Bolero" playing in the background.
th-cam.com/video/Ib31-TDH05I/w-d-xo.html
"Welcome back my friends ..." was not the first triple rock album. A year before "Yessongs" were relased, also a great masterpiece, however after almost 50 years I am more ELP pro. Also triple "The Concert for Bangladesh" should be mentioned but, of course, it is not a single band album. You were lucky enough being able to attend ELP shows or to buy their LPs. I am from Poland and records of bands like ELP costed then fortune (about weekly average salary per single LP). Fortunately, some radio DJ's were broadcasting good music and I collectied many tapes with geat music. Of course, now I have many good albums released on CD, including most of good albums by ELP (and Jethro Tull). Moreover, British or American bands very rarely visited Poland in the 70s, so I had no chance to attend shows by groups like ELP at their best years.
This band is the reflection of prodigious bygone era, it's a phantom asteroid that returns to set its sights on sound art. A prodigious wave charged with paradoxes from which escape the magic, enthusiasm and irrationality, hypnotic factors challenging vulnerable souls in search of the absolute. His musical architecture is a short tunnel that leads to light 🦨
You like shrooms, don't you ???....lol
@@SADWINGSNYC 🥳
Perfección.
I SAW THIS SHOW IN 1973.AT THE ALABAMA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CAMPUS,THE STUDENT BODY,WOULD CONTACT PREMERE INTERPRISES & BRING ALL THE FAMOUS BANDS TO THE CAMPUS TO RAISE THE MONEY 💰 THEY NEEDED FOR THERE STUDENT PROJECTS,DANCES,& SOCIAL GATHERINGS.EMESON LAKE & PALMER WERE SUMMOND. & THEY PLAYED THIS SHOW, & THEN THIS ALBUM CAME OUT. I WAS SO HIGH & TRIPPING ON ACID,I WAS IN PSYCHODELIC HEAVEN !
I was there. They played there several times, and at Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham. I saw them all!
I was always intrigued by the appeal of this band in the American south.
Confusion will be my epitaph
As I crawl a cracked and broken path
If we make it, we can all sit back and laugh
But I fear tomorrow I'll be crying
Yes, I fear tomorrow I'll be crying
Yes, I fear tomorrow I'll be crying
Monstrous
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Maybe you can ask one of these two ?
ELP....FOR EVER !
Does anyone know why Greg Lake didn't sing the verse that starts with "the high priest took a blade..."??
Muito obrigado pela obra é um clássico
At their peak.
Lemmy used to roadie for these guys : Motorhead was slang for someone on speed....
Lem was a roadie for Hendrix and Keith’s band the Nice not ELP,
Grandioso y Fabuloso lo más avanzado del Rock de los 70
There's only one thing I don't like about the modern version of Tarkus. 0:50, the Gsus4 doesn't resolve to a Gmaj in the studio version, and instead sticks to the quartal harmony; this version resolves the Gsus4 into a Gmaj, which feels less Tarkus-y and more commercial. Maybe I'm just not open-minded enough to understand.
However, the fact that my only gripe with this version is a single note says more about how fantastic this performance is. That synth with the high resonance in the first section of Mass was seriously jamming, and Battlefield has never sounded better. Aquatarkus leaves one speechless.
The MAR Y SOL festival set is actually a cleaner recording , details , focus of the players etc . Of course every TARKUS version has its moments .
Maybe so but this version is LONGER and just takes you down further into a space you don't want to leave from
15:50 Epitaph
Shout out to King Crimson
Tarkus live?? It's too much!!!!
I wonder how long it took to memorize this song.
OMG
head phones are ok but to do it justice you need some big speakers and a lot of power , not even really loud ,but it has to breathe
I love this live version but the tempo is a bit too fast, but impressive. They tended to play some pieces with a faster tempo as they got more successful and could afford a lot more cocaine. This is actually true according to Emerson's autobiography. They sometimes blasted through their set and have to add other songs to fill in the time remaining.
22:56 SOLO !!
15:53 Epitaph!
Cannot believe a world that did not induct ELP into the Rock and Roll HOF.
that is the world we live in with a war in europe and no tarkus in the rock hall of fame in 2022 isn't it funny ?
I always find it funny: Carl counts in 1 2 3 four....but its (beginning) in 10/8 meter
Usually the countoff is always in 4 even if the music after it isn't
This is best done fast as a 3-piece with this instrumentation, not slow and clunking by 20 or 100 pieces. I've listened to other jazz prog, and orchestral versions, but they fail.
Spot on......there have been a few prog classics mistakenly, in my view, given fleshed out orchestral arrangements that fall flat.
9:52 -:-
Battlefield tocada com maestria, destaque para os vocais e solo de Greg Lake!
Tip of the line … not even close , any band !
Just love this album, but as Greg Lake admitted the sound engineers sadly has a day off.
Narcotics. 4. Everybody
you mean is eminem better?
Good live album,but it sounds like a bootleg. Yessongs was the same.Terribile sound.
The Album/ CD sound great !!!... IDK WTF you are listening to it on ???... But take into consideration it was 1974... And stuff on You Tube gets compressed ..?
@@SADWINGSNYC Sounds like it was recorded in an echo chamber.
Sounds LARGE. It was in a LARGE venue.
so what wanna a prize for hot water ?
@@XanAxDdu What the hell does that mean?