Amazing version of an amazing song. Keith had all of it going on. The cool hair, amazing showmanship, knowledge of music all wrapped in black leather pants.. How fucking cool was that?!? RIP Keith..
I used to listen this live CD again and again, this version of Lucky Man sounds definitive to me. It's very emotional and the keyboard part is magical. We will miss musicians like these. Thank you for your songs and for your vision. You were speciale beings!!
l saw ELP in 1975, a few years ago a friend persuaded me to go see Carl Palmer live.. The drum solo from "Pictures" was as good, as all those years ago.
The CD of this concert was my intro to prog rock when my father got a CD player and started buying the old albums he used to own and got this (at the time) new live performance. This song always sticks out.
I love this song... demasiado increíble... 3 notas que conforman una línea melódica que genera una atmósfera que te transporta al más allá... Simplemente es de esos temas que lo escuchas por primera vez y te llenan el alma, sacando de ti aquel niño que tienes dentro... simplemente ese hombre afortunado que alguna vez fuiste o que llegarás a ser.
Once I was in hospital recovering from an operation. I'd had opiates for about a week and was severely constipated. When it finally happened, it took about half an hour to pass a turd which excruciatingly felt like a treetrunk. Happy moments of joy and bliss compared with listening to this though.
I'm truly blessed to have seen ELP perform this live in concert in 1977. I was a sophomore in High School and I'll never forget it. My favorite part of the show was when the late great Keith Emerson's synthesizers raised up through the floor of the stage during Fanfare for The Common Man! I can still see it as if that show was yesterday.
I was there at the RAH,its was one of the best concerts i'd been to,then i saw them at the Newcastle city hall and that was even better, shook Carl and Keiths hands at the end!
such a beutiful song it's sooo beutiful,but also a tragic song.This song holds a place in my heart,and a time when there wasn't all the tension in the world today.
Written @ 12, 1959, 1st release 1970! Amazing to some; however, having a 13 yr old son who writes & performs rather well, I understand, accept and seek the creative qualities in the inspired of all ages. The talent and ability to conceptualize then piece together such brilliance and beauty is not limited by age but by inspiration, whether 12 or 50 or 90. Life, just keep inspiring us.
I saw the same gig 30 years ago,at the old "FOX THEATRE",in ATLANTA GA.Carl did the same 20-30 minute solo w/ the " BIG FKN REVOLVING DRUM SET". Most excellent memories i think.
I saw them in Madison Square Garden 30 years ago. When Emerson and Lake took a break, Palmer played a 20-30 minute drum/percussion solo that was just unbelievable.
great music. i saw them in concert in Memphis in the early 70's. only group i know who made it witout only one guitar player. no bass guitar! the moog synthesizer is still awesome.
I really like the feel of this music...It's guys like these pro's that introduced a form ogf Rock that played equally to what is between our ears as opposed to the tired but easy what was between our thighs..
Greg Lake was the greatest of the prog rockers. Keith Emerson’s classical bombast was aural torture, but he did some wonderful things serving Greg Lake’s songs.
That's cool. What you have to remember is that there's not much meat and potatoes in every tune they do, while some tunes they have do. Plus, they're a classical music influenced band, so they're going to have heavy/light/strong/passivepowerful/delicate tunes.
imho this can't be compared to the early ELP...both for the awesome imagination in writing and for the energy on stage. Late 70s ELP...that is the band i love.
Great video thanks saw them at Mar y Sol in Puerto Rico in 1972 if you can find that album has great version of Lucky Man and Take a pebble thanks again
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RIP Keith Emerson, my favorite keyboard player.
Stellar performance!
Every one of them are far out
REST IN PIECE YOU GENIUS...GREG AND KEITH 😪🤧
They were much more than a band.....ELP were a three piece Orchestra with no limits.....classic Rock n Roll.....
excellent rendition.....best live overall with instrumentals and voice is good.... and drumming outstanding as well as a nice complementary synth...
Wo gibt's heute noch so wundervolle Musik!? ELP Lucky Man ist so ein schöner Song! R.I.P Greg Lake🕊🍃🌟🌹🍃
Greg Lake wrote this song, when he was 12!!!!! Amazing musician!! R.I.P
Amazing version of an amazing song.
Keith had all of it going on.
The cool hair, amazing showmanship, knowledge of music all wrapped in black leather pants..
How fucking cool was that?!?
RIP Keith..
Such a huge influence in my life... great memories of them live in 1973...
I used to listen this live CD again and again, this version of Lucky Man sounds definitive to me. It's very emotional and the keyboard part is magical. We will miss musicians like these. Thank you for your songs and for your vision. You were speciale beings!!
l saw ELP in 1975, a few years ago a friend persuaded me to go see Carl Palmer live.. The drum solo from "Pictures" was as good, as all those years ago.
My favorite concert moment was Keith Emerson's
keyboard solos. Incredible!!
The CD of this concert was my intro to prog rock when my father got a CD player and started buying the old albums he used to own and got this (at the time) new live performance. This song always sticks out.
I miss the 70's...what a hell of a decade!!!
This is so sad. Greg (ELP) Lake, one of my favorites of all time.
What a musician what a voice!
C'est La Vie
Wo gibts heute noch so fantastische Musik.......geil & melodisch 👍👍👍👍🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎸🎤🎹 I love this Sound ❤💜❤💜
I love this song...
demasiado increíble... 3 notas que conforman una línea melódica que genera una atmósfera que te transporta al más allá...
Simplemente es de esos temas que lo escuchas por primera vez y te llenan el alma, sacando de ti aquel niño que tienes dentro... simplemente ese hombre afortunado que alguna vez fuiste o que llegarás a ser.
Perfeito !!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
So sad to see you go. Thanks for the great music. You gave me joy, inspiration, and hope. I hope you are at peace and happy.
Endless devotion and love, for You , Keith; anyway for our beloved Carl.
May Your soul rest in peace, Greg.
We will be "watching over You".
Bye
Non ci sono parole per l'esecuzione di questo pezzo. Siete dei grandi.
RIP Greg & Keith. Keep pounding, Carl.
So sad you've left us Keith. Thank you for the great music! Always loved ELP. I hope you can now R.I.P. Keith.
Best live version of this song. Thanks for posting. the sound has great melody, softness and depth…...
DESCANSEN EN PAZ: GREG LAKE Y KEITH EMERSON. FUERON MÚSICOS MUY BUENOS Y GRANDES. SU MÚSICA EXISTIRÁ SIEMPRE.
The first ELP song that I learned the words to by heart. Will always be a favorite!
Memories of the music of our youth flow strong. RIP Keith Emerson
ELP 2x LIVE IN FRANKFURT/GERMANY in the 1970er♡Jahre.GREAT CONCERTS 🎸💥💫🎙🔊🎼🎶🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
The first band I ever saw in concert back in 1978. First time I smoked a funny cigarette, too.
i saw them play at a high school dance in the early 1970's who knew at that time this song would have so many meanings
Another one of the greatest bands RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson
Greg Lake RIP you were a musical genius
we are the lucky men to have had them in our lives
My HEART BREAKS-Degenerative nerve disease, couldn't play as he wanted-thus now in our memories alone RIP
Both individually and collectively magnificent Musicians and as a group. Thanks very much for posting
Great, great, great old song !!! :-D
Outstanding instrumental performance.
WOW !!! Thank you for this vid !
This reminds me of my childhood, thanks
Rest in peace, in our hearts you´ll live forever!
Nice!!! How many memories does that bring back???!!!
Oh yes, it's a very beautiful song !
I love it !
schön schön mein vater ist ganz begeistert,bei ihm leben alte Zeiten auf :)
241 - bellissima canzone - ciao da VALERIO !!!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sublime. Just fucking sublime.
that's hilarious! been listening to this since i was knee-high to a grasshopper!
I miss You Keith...
Once I was in hospital recovering from an operation. I'd had opiates for about a week and was severely constipated. When it finally happened, it took about half an hour to pass a turd which excruciatingly felt like a treetrunk. Happy moments of joy and bliss compared with listening to this though.
I have that album and you are spot on!!!
Lovely version.
Thanks for sharing!
excelent, beautiful song!!
Ciao K Emerson. ..!Un grande!
Muito especial esta grande banda.
Este concerto e de superior qualidade.
I'm truly blessed to have seen ELP perform this live in concert in 1977. I was a sophomore in High School and I'll never forget it. My favorite part of the show was when the late great Keith Emerson's synthesizers raised up through the floor of the stage during Fanfare for The Common Man! I can still see it as if that show was yesterday.
On one of the first "albums" I bought, fond memories of wonderful timeless music!
I grew up listening to ELP. I never had the chance to see them live sadly.
A timeless classic and a sample of the genius of ELP.
Thanks for the post!
gracias horacio0206 es un tema detonante para escribir, soñar, recordar.
I was there at the RAH,its was one of the best concerts i'd been to,then i saw them at the Newcastle city hall and that was even better, shook Carl and Keiths hands at the end!
such a beutiful song it's sooo beutiful,but also a tragic song.This song holds a place in my heart,and a time when there wasn't all the tension in the world today.
Superb! Thanks for posting this. Please, ELP, do one more tour!!
RIP Keith Emerson
Great, the Moog sitting behind, and playing a digital synth with an ersatz of the original solo sound :-)
No he uses that one as a controller too because of the weighted keys. He has a midi/CV box connection
When I was a teen, I loved this music and I'm still gettig goosbumps. It just hurts to move the same way!
Written @ 12, 1959, 1st release 1970! Amazing to some; however, having a 13 yr old son who writes & performs rather well, I understand, accept and seek the creative qualities in the inspired of all ages. The talent and ability to conceptualize then piece together such brilliance and beauty is not limited by age but by inspiration, whether 12 or 50 or 90. Life, just keep inspiring us.
Ouço!
ouço!
e nunca me canso!
Essa apresentação no ALBERT HALL,
Saudades mil!!!
Amazing!!!
just discovered this song and its brill love it wen that happens
I was at the Albert Hall, It was memorable
I saw the same gig 30 years ago,at the old "FOX THEATRE",in ATLANTA GA.Carl did the same 20-30 minute solo w/ the " BIG FKN REVOLVING DRUM SET". Most excellent memories i think.
dedicated to my #1 Home-boy, R.M.; how lucky am I to have you for a real true friend and brother.
I saw them in Madison Square Garden 30 years ago.
When Emerson and Lake took a break, Palmer played a 20-30 minute drum/percussion solo that was just unbelievable.
classic....they are such a great band...we don't hear anything like this these days.
great music. i saw them in concert in Memphis in the early 70's. only group i know who made it witout only one guitar player. no bass guitar! the moog synthesizer is still awesome.
Jeezus, this is better than the original.
videos like this is why u-tube rocks!!49 going on 18!!
Brilliant of course!! ELP is terrific.
It makes me cry every time. Been doing that for forty years. I'm an ex-Navy Gunners Mate. I was more lucky than this dood. God bless him. RIP.
"May a thousand Angels take ye to thy rest"
What lucky men are we...
nothing to add... awesome!
The bass during the ending of the song is chest busting...the album I wore out the first year it came out...to cool.
me encanta este tema
saludos desde chile
I really like the feel of this music...It's guys like these pro's that introduced a form ogf Rock that played equally to what is between our ears as opposed to the tired but easy what was between our thighs..
Simply awesome.
Greg Lake was the greatest of the prog rockers. Keith Emerson’s classical bombast was aural torture, but he did some wonderful things serving Greg Lake’s songs.
Heard Karnevil 9 by these people(good song) Then I heard this a couple hours ago and I loved it
RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson
Always a great song. And, Greg still sounds good here.
R.I.P. Greg, and Keith.
The Masters at work.
Não cansa ouvir.
That's cool. What you have to remember is that there's not much meat and potatoes in every tune they do, while some tunes they have do. Plus, they're a classical music influenced band, so they're going to have heavy/light/strong/passivepowerful/delicate tunes.
I wish I could have been there.....
look at that big honkin Moog sittin there. how cool is that?
The song that made Bob Moog's synthesizer popular - the solo at the end still sounds great!
fly like and angel keith Emerson
Tinha de estar aplaudindo até agora.....
imho this can't be compared to the early ELP...both for the awesome imagination in writing and for the energy on stage. Late 70s ELP...that is the band i love.
another BIG going HOME!RIP KEITH
The drums sound so good
lord RIP Keith I Hurt. ,
If you look on the ELP website it gives you all the concert dates.I had to look up my Liverpool Empire ELP gig.
Great video thanks saw them at Mar y Sol in Puerto Rico in 1972 if you can find that album has great version of Lucky Man and Take a pebble thanks again
Thank you Ytel :)
Have a nice evening :)