0:00 - Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression, Part 2 5:45 - Knife Edge 12:02 - Trilogy 20:55 - From the Beginning (featuring Simon Fitzpatrick on the Chapman Stick) 28:15 - 21st Century Schizoid Man (including Paul Bielatowicz guitar solo) 41:20 - Hoedown 45:30 - Lucky Man 50:40 - Tarkus 1:06:05 - Carmina Burana 1:12:45 - Fanfare for the Common Man
sara sono bravi carl palmer pure lo enegli asia che negli emerson lake e palmer oggi negli asia e adesso guida la band dei elp legacy che euna tribute band non ci sonopiu emerson e lake lui va in giro con il nome poi senza senso canta pure cover metteva un altro nome
I was lucky enough to see Emerson lake and Palmer 27 times in the 1970s one of the best live shows I've ever seen Carl Palmer is one of the best drummers I've ever seen and I've been lucky enough to see the best of the very best the only other drummer that can match him I got to see led Zeppelin back in 1973 John Bonham is a beast May Keith Emerson and Greg lake rest in peace 🙏🙏
I can't believe how much I liked this. I thought no way will this be good. It was very good. Yes Carl can still play the hell out of his drums, and still examines his drum stick tips for wear just like when he was a kid. Say what you want about the silly faces, that guitarist did some incredible fret work trying to emulate the late great Keith Emerson keyboard playing. Wish I could play guitar like that. Really enjoyed it. Thanks Carl for still carrying the ELP message. True genius.
I was about to say that the guitarist gets into it. I saw another video of them in a smaller club and he loves engaging the crowd. To me, he favors Carl. I wonder if he's his son?
You know, the aging drummer still has it and given his age, he does seem to struggle but still is able to pull it off. Before I saw this, it wasn't him I was concerned with. Then I started watching and...holy shit, no keyboards. And then I saw how the bassist and guitarist incorporated Emerson's parts (and Lake's for that matter) and yes as you said for the most part it is enjoyable. I still wish there was a keyboardist but then how do you follow the master. No, I thought, this is something completely different and then watching it all I thought yes this is great. Most guitarists I hear of this caliber lean towards a Van Halen or Steve Vai sound to be accepted. This guy has carved his own niche, doesn't sound like a Van Halen clone doing ELP but has definitely his own style here. Where's this guy been? Very good.
I had only watched up to Trilogy so I'm writing this after the fact of continuing to watch this. This guitarist is incredible the way he has two hands on the fretboard and utilizes the odd vibrato on his chords...beautiful. If only more guitarists played like this.
Did I say the aging drummer is "struggling" ( I did mean it in a kind way of assumption due to his age). Fuck was I wrong. The drum solo proves Carl is ageless. This guy still has it. People can mention every other rock drummer in the book. As far as I am concerned they still have to answer to Carl Palmer...period. I mean Neil Peart, Mike Portnuoy, Ian Paice...whomever all great drummers in their own right, naturally. But Carl is still the man!
@@lindahandley5267 The guitarist is Paul Bielatowicz. He’s outstanding ! He’s been touring with Carl for quite a long time. They really do a wonderful job paying tribute to Emerson Lake and Palmer. Try to get to a concert if you can they are fabulous
Great to see Carl Palmer keeping the legacy living on and yes basis and guitarist are excellent. Can't imagine being 70 years old and playing that intense One of the world' Great drummer's. The music of ELP will live on Into the cosmos and beyond.
Anything Carl wants, anywhere he wants, is fine! by! me ! ♨️❤️♨️ Been listening since 1970, and remembering ever since, theirtwo Denver ELP shows (74, 77) & once in Fort Collins (78!); the "after-orchestra blowout re-tour". 😎
Carl Palmer is such a stud! He's hitting the road again soon. Don't miss seeing this man with these two virtuosos it is a fantastic show. If you do nothing else start watching at 9:25. The guitar and stick work in knife edge, breathtaking stuff!
It's wonderful to see Carl Palmer in such a great shape, keeping alive the flame by promoting great music from ELP. And they made more than covering it; they translate it to new arrangements. This is the best compliment they could ever do to Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. They gave a reinterpretation, a new life to it. And at same time Palmer discovered two great and talented musicians. It could not be better!!
meant no disrespect. I idolized Greg as a young bass player, and now as an old keyboardist, I can never say enough about Keith and what he did for all styles of music. He took the incredible complexity of classical music, and combined it with the showmanship of rock. There are plenty of guys raving about old American blues this and that, but I thank ELP for exposing me to European classical and the like.
I saw him last night. He's fit AF. Clearly lifts weights. I'm 50 and need to get off my lazy ass and hit the gym if i want to have his power in 18 years!
This is a very unique way to play ELP, Carl does not have to do this. I know he is not getting rich of it. But his love of music he has the rights to play and use any way he wants. I love these two young men on guitar s. A wonderful interpretation
Trovo che il buon Carl Palmer abbia avuto un gran coraggio a mettere in piedi questo progetto: certo non sono gli ELP, però l'operazione merita grande considerazione; bravissimi i due giovani musicisti, ho visto il concerto ad Avasinis il giorno successivo a questo, il repertorio è stato pressochè lo stesso. Bello, very nice one Carl!
_Vulcanic _ I feel ya bro, I feel the same way but still he keeps the legacy of the real ELP going and they sound, hey not bad, but still not the true “E L P” we all knew and loved, and still to this day!!! LIVE ON!!!! ✌️❤️🎸
I saw them last night. INCREDIBLE. Life, and the show, must go on. Carl did great picking these two young, budding virtuoso musicians. They can keep up with Carl. ;)
@@silvertube52 I wanted to agree with that when I first saw this band a couple of years ago and the more I thought about it the more I realized that it was an amazing tribute to Keith by saying there was simply no one capable of doing what Keith did that said there is a keyboard player with some stuff on TH-cam who does Emerson remarkably well and I believe Keith even came and played with him at one of his shows I'm sorry I can't think of his name right now but I'm sure you'll run across and if you do some searching
Love carl ! Been going since 77. Probably 60 times in various band. Miss K and G. Was looking at the tour. Cant decide if Im going to Daryls house or maybe key west. But I will be at one of them.
Have seen Carl many times - with ELP (easily a dozen times and five on the 1977 Works tour), Asia (at least half a dozen times) and in his own band variations (at least half a dozen times as well). He's the best drummer! Simon looks so different without the long hair and beard, which is how I remember seeing him several times in concert. I had to look twice and then check his name to be sure it was still him. haha!
Love how the Bassist substitutes the lyrics and the Guitarist substitutes the keyboards. Of course neither can replace the originals. And Carl is the Greatest.
When ELP released their first album and Lucky Man made the radio, I had arguments with a couple of friends about what the sound at the end was made by. I said some kind of keyboard instrument (didn't know about the Moog then) the others said guitar. I was right, but these guys show it can be done.
Plus when he looks at the audience and he waves his left right hand up I can tell he's got stage presence on a nice smile. Many musicians can't even smile when they play cuz you're too busy concentrating sometimes singers do this to play another instrument
Just saw them in Hopewell, VA. Small venue with not a bad seat in the house. That Palmer could drum that hard for that long amazes me. 20 year olds couldn't keep up with him. At the end, as he performed a truly amazing solo he lost a drumstick. He picked up another and continued on and you could hardly tell he missed a beat.
We spent some time in England with some dear friends who had delicate ways of expression. I will be as American as possible here when I say HOLY FUCKING CRAP Tarkus!
Saw Paul Bielatowicz (guitarist) with Dave Bainbridge of Iona this past week in Columbus Ohio. It was just the two of them in this little venue, yet they brought the house down. Paul will be with Carl at the Kent stage in Kent Ohio on October 31st, but I'll have to miss that show.
Just saw Paul B. With Dave Bainbridge a couple of nights ago on their excellent adventure tour. Fantastic show. I don’t care what kind of faces he makes the dude should be recognized more for his talents.
somewhere in this world must be a body of water called "Emerson Lake". maybe one day Carl will go there for a sail, or a swim, or a stroll. "Emerson Lake", and Palmer.
@@frankmeenzen787 I got the video of this band playing tribute to Keith in the year of his passing. Carl said that Keith was the greatest keyboard player of all. I would add that rather than trying to replace Keith, he freshened up the sound with some new arrangements. Keith did that himself--take a listen to the Three Fates Project. I love that album.
@@stevestark4699 I know the Three Fates Project very well and I love all the music of Keith Emerson! But you have to know: Rachel Flowers really catch his spirit and compose and play her own music! Rachel and Keith were good friends! So it must not only a copy! And we have a second "alternative": Aaron Emerson! Like father like son! The spirit is still alive!
So hard to emulate the full keyboard-infused, Greg Lake-vocalized sound of ELP, though they make honest attempt. No matter, Carl is still one of the very best, even in his late 60s. Thanks Carl!
ELP, for me, were always less than the sum of their parts. This is great fun though, seeing Carl absolutely smashing it and everyone have a good time. He's a survivor.
My sentiment, It must be tough to keep going after your 2 bandmates have passed but unless I'm in need of cash I'd do that but I rather retire and let the music ELP made speak for itself.
Totally get why Carl went with a guitarist instead of a keyboardist. These are reinterpretations, and rearrangements, not covers. Anyhow, Keith was and is irreplaceable. Must try to catch these guys. Terrific show. And how strong is Carl?
This is pretty good but I listened to ELP for the Moogs and the nasty percussive Hammond. Soemthing's a little thin or missing. Palmer sure doesn't age much though does he?
0:00 - Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression, Part 2
5:45 - Knife Edge
12:02 - Trilogy
20:55 - From the Beginning (featuring Simon Fitzpatrick on the Chapman Stick)
28:15 - 21st Century Schizoid Man (including Paul Bielatowicz guitar solo)
41:20 - Hoedown
45:30 - Lucky Man
50:40 - Tarkus
1:06:05 - Carmina Burana
1:12:45 - Fanfare for the Common Man
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Special corazón Tienes que abrigarte bien el peso
Ppp
Monólogos se Me resuelve
The guitarist is a phenomenon, he plays Debussy in his solo with such a natural touch... great skills indeed... an alien on earth...
sara sono bravi carl palmer pure lo enegli asia che negli emerson lake e palmer oggi negli asia e adesso guida la band dei elp legacy che euna tribute band non ci sonopiu emerson e lake lui va in giro con il nome poi senza senso canta pure cover metteva un altro nome
YES!!!! I wish he'd get a memorable stage name, cuz he's extraordinary, but his name is difficult!
Carl Palmer 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Hasn’t lost a beat. Still the BEST drummer EVER. 🥁❤️👏🏽
I was lucky enough to see Emerson lake and Palmer 27 times in the 1970s one of the best live shows I've ever seen Carl Palmer is one of the best drummers I've ever seen and I've been lucky enough to see the best of the very best the only other drummer that can match him I got to see led Zeppelin back in 1973 John Bonham is a beast May Keith Emerson and Greg lake rest in peace 🙏🙏
I've seen their show dozens of times. FANTASTIC! Standing ovations all the time. Excellent concert video.
I can't believe how much I liked this. I thought no way will this be good. It was very good. Yes Carl can still play the hell out of his drums, and still examines his drum stick tips for wear just like when he was a kid. Say what you want about the silly faces, that guitarist did some incredible fret work trying to emulate the late great Keith Emerson keyboard playing. Wish I could play guitar like that. Really enjoyed it. Thanks Carl for still carrying the ELP message. True genius.
I was about to say that the guitarist gets into it. I saw another video of them in a smaller club and he loves engaging the crowd. To me, he favors Carl. I wonder if he's his son?
You know, the aging drummer still has it and given his age, he does seem to struggle but still is able to pull it off. Before I saw this, it wasn't him I was concerned with. Then I started watching and...holy shit, no keyboards. And then I saw how the bassist and guitarist incorporated Emerson's parts (and Lake's for that matter) and yes as you said for the most part it is enjoyable. I still wish there was a keyboardist but then how do you follow the master. No, I thought, this is something completely different and then watching it all I thought yes this is great. Most guitarists I hear of this caliber lean towards a Van Halen or Steve Vai sound to be accepted. This guy has carved his own niche, doesn't sound like a Van Halen clone doing ELP but has definitely his own style here. Where's this guy been? Very good.
I had only watched up to Trilogy so I'm writing this after the fact of continuing to watch this. This guitarist is incredible the way he has two hands on the fretboard and utilizes the odd vibrato on his chords...beautiful. If only more guitarists played like this.
Did I say the aging drummer is "struggling" ( I did mean it in a kind way of assumption due to his age). Fuck was I wrong. The drum solo proves Carl is ageless. This guy still has it. People can mention every other rock drummer in the book. As far as I am concerned they still have to answer to Carl Palmer...period. I mean Neil Peart, Mike Portnuoy, Ian Paice...whomever all great drummers in their own right, naturally. But Carl is still the man!
@@lindahandley5267 The guitarist is Paul Bielatowicz. He’s outstanding ! He’s been touring with Carl for quite a long time. They really do a wonderful job paying tribute to Emerson Lake and Palmer. Try to get to a concert if you can they are fabulous
Palmer is machine gun, explosive, fast, perfect timing and never miss a damn stroke!
Great to see Carl Palmer keeping the legacy living on and yes basis and guitarist are excellent. Can't imagine being 70 years old and playing that intense One of the world' Great drummer's. The music of ELP will live on Into the cosmos and beyond.
God bless this man and I swear he gets better with age I'm jealous you go Mr Palmer!!!!!!!
Wow, love the fact that Carl can still bring it and after all these years he's still on top of his game. Way to go Carl!
Anything Carl wants, anywhere he wants, is fine! by! me ! ♨️❤️♨️
Been listening since 1970, and remembering ever since, theirtwo Denver ELP shows (74, 77) & once in Fort Collins (78!); the "after-orchestra blowout re-tour".
😎
Carl Palmer is such a stud! He's hitting the road again soon. Don't miss seeing this man with these two virtuosos it is a fantastic show. If you do nothing else start watching at 9:25. The guitar and stick work in knife edge, breathtaking stuff!
It's wonderful to see Carl Palmer in such a great shape, keeping alive the flame by promoting great music from ELP. And they made more than covering it; they translate it to new arrangements. This is the best compliment they could ever do to Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. They gave a reinterpretation, a new life to it. And at same time Palmer discovered two great and talented musicians. It could not be better!!
Old rockers never die they just keep on rockin even in heaven
Trilogy Omg, Tears in my eyes now! All those fond fond moments of friends & family who are lost & gone
My man has shorts on lol! Yeah baby that's how we roll in Florida! Funny! I love Carl Palmer and his band mates!!!
meant no disrespect. I idolized Greg as a young bass player, and now as an old keyboardist, I can never say enough about Keith and what he did for all styles of music. He took the incredible complexity of classical music, and combined it with the showmanship of rock. There are plenty of guys raving about old American blues this and that, but I thank ELP for exposing me to European classical and the like.
emotions .... a living legend ..... always at the top .... long life mr. Palmer
Great show. These guys jam! Love ya Carl.
I would also like to have this power from Carl when I'm 68 years old.
I saw him last night. He's fit AF. Clearly lifts weights. I'm 50 and need to get off my lazy ass and hit the gym if i want to have his power in 18 years!
Magnificent Carl! ♥
Thank you Carl for keeping this music alive and playing it in the most classy way. You and Neil will always be the GOAT.
don't mention Neil in the same sentence as Carl. Carl is so far above Neil it can't be measured.
carl palmer legend drummer
He has found great musicians that do a very good job...
Carl is amazing, these old drummers are going drop dead on the kit.
This is a very unique way to play ELP, Carl does not have to do this. I know he is not getting rich of it. But his love of music he has the rights to play and use any way he wants. I love these two young men on guitar s. A wonderful interpretation
I absolutely agree..very unique way to keep ELP music alive for fans both old and new.
I'm sorry but that was shitty it makes a disgrace to the king of keyboards Keith Emerson Carl I'm disappointed in you!!
Rock on Carl, the most talented technical drummist of his generation, and the next! Shame there is not anyone to hold a candle to Keith or Carl.
Keith probably wouldn't agree with you th-cam.com/video/x7qujZpMHbA/w-d-xo.html
Carl Palmer is a monster
Excellent
I still miss a voice .
Paul, the guitarist, started singing on half of the tracks right before covid hit.
FANTASTIC !!!!!!
Carl Palmer will always be my hero but I think this ensemble brings down the ELP brand and legacy.
Amazing!! Go Simon, go!!!
Thank you for the video. I saw them last month in the Dallas, Tx, USA area and they were awesome....
Soufflé ! Ce trio est excellent !
Carl Palmer Gran Maestro, Stor Mästare..!!
Great show!!!
Trovo che il buon Carl Palmer abbia avuto un gran coraggio a mettere in piedi questo progetto: certo non sono gli ELP, però l'operazione merita grande considerazione; bravissimi i due giovani musicisti, ho visto il concerto ad Avasinis il giorno successivo a questo, il repertorio è stato pressochè lo stesso. Bello, very nice one Carl!
I feel bad for him with both his band mates having passed away
_Vulcanic _ I feel ya bro, I feel the same way but still he keeps the legacy of the real ELP going and they sound, hey not bad, but still not the true “E L P” we all knew and loved, and still to this day!!! LIVE ON!!!! ✌️❤️🎸
I saw them last night. INCREDIBLE. Life, and the show, must go on. Carl did great picking these two young, budding virtuoso musicians. They can keep up with Carl. ;)
So true. Admire him for carrying on, but don't approve of a guitar based tribute to Emerson.
@@silvertube52 I wanted to agree with that when I first saw this band a couple of years ago and the more I thought about it the more I realized that it was an amazing tribute to Keith by saying there was simply no one capable of doing what Keith did
that said there is a keyboard player with some stuff on TH-cam who does Emerson remarkably well and I believe Keith even came and played with him at one of his shows I'm sorry I can't think of his name right now but I'm sure you'll run across and if you do some searching
@@AldousHuxleysCat Maybe Rachel Flower a 26 yo girl from California?
Love carl ! Been going since 77. Probably 60 times in various band. Miss K and G. Was looking at the tour. Cant decide if Im going to Daryls house or maybe key west. But I will be at one of them.
Carl is still a badass.... Great band as well
Have seen Carl many times - with ELP (easily a dozen times and five on the 1977 Works tour), Asia (at least half a dozen times) and in his own band variations (at least half a dozen times as well). He's the best drummer! Simon looks so different without the long hair and beard, which is how I remember seeing him several times in concert. I had to look twice and then check his name to be sure it was still him. haha!
Love how the Bassist substitutes the lyrics and the Guitarist substitutes the keyboards. Of course neither can replace the originals. And Carl is the Greatest.
Hey Big Jim....Ive said for yrs that Carl and Neil Peart are the GREATEST of all time. Every other drummer is play for 2nd place.
When ELP released their first album and Lucky Man made the radio, I had arguments with a couple of friends about what the sound at the end was made by. I said some kind of keyboard instrument (didn't know about the Moog then) the others said guitar. I was right, but these guys show it can be done.
Plus when he looks at the audience and he waves his left right hand up I can tell he's got stage presence on a nice smile. Many musicians can't even smile when they play cuz you're too busy concentrating sometimes singers do this to play another instrument
Fantastic!
トリロジーが観れた！！
最高だった！
俺が16歳で初めての給料で買ったアルバムだ。
俺もドラムをやって居たがどうやって叩いて居るのかが分からなかった。
でも、これを観てやっと分かった。
やっぱりカールパーマーは憧れのドラマーだ。
EL&Pの来日公演も観たしエイジアのライブも2度観た。
EL&Pの来日前に、キースエマーソンがね…
合掌
もう一度観たかった‼😢
Trilogy (12:25) is INCREDIBLE!!!
Qué hermoso tributo! Estos amigos son realmente bueno!
GO CARL GO!!!
Hi Paul & Simon!
Cool format with the guitar
amazing!
guitarist is the bomb!
Goosebumps!
Absolutely fantastic !
I love how they do Trilogy here, very nice. Guitarist is exceptional.
Better than ever.
Saudades do ELP. Vida longa ao Carl Palmer.
Just saw them in Hopewell, VA. Small venue with not a bad seat in the house. That Palmer could drum that hard for that long amazes me. 20 year olds couldn't keep up with him. At the end, as he performed a truly amazing solo he lost a drumstick. He picked up another and continued on and you could hardly tell he missed a beat.
We spent some time in England with some dear friends who had delicate ways of expression. I will be as American as possible here when I say HOLY FUCKING CRAP Tarkus!
I am crying with laughter!
Seeing him in two weeks.... OMG, what's he like 72!?!? incredible
He's 68, I believe.
Born March, 20. 1950
without Keith's hammond and without his hands this music is no longer the same !! .. an awkward attempt.
Saw Paul Bielatowicz (guitarist) with Dave Bainbridge of Iona this past week in Columbus Ohio. It was just the two of them in this little venue, yet they brought the house down. Paul will be with Carl at the Kent stage in Kent Ohio on October 31st, but I'll have to miss that show.
Just saw Paul B. With Dave Bainbridge a couple of nights ago on their excellent adventure tour. Fantastic show. I don’t care what kind of faces he makes the dude should be recognized more for his talents.
Roon M I saw Hume at Morsefest 2018 he is super good.
CARL !!! EPIC!!!
Super underrated.
What a guitarist ! He can play Keith Emerson ´s licks with the guitar .Bet he practices a lot
SUPER TRIO !!!
There might have been things I missed, but don't be unkind .... great performance!
Geniali!!!
GLORIOSO CARL
damn, that guy makes the silliest faces of any guitar player I've ever seen!
Paul Nielsen They are really funny he is very good though I have seen him with Neal Morse he shredded.
He's having success and the time of his life. Mugs away! ;-)
That's because of the speed in his picking Emerson's keyboard keys.
Simon Fitzpatrick has very large hands too. Alien?
@@Holestic_Honesty Yes, I agree; he definitely is an excellent and very accomplished guitarist.
He, what's that? That's crazy. Super dope.
The only drummer who had a better single stroke roll was Buddy. Carl is still masterful!
Pretty damn fine!
I wonder if those two beginners, comparatively, realize how lucky they are.
somewhere in this world must be a body of water called "Emerson Lake". maybe one day Carl will go there for a sail, or a swim, or a stroll. "Emerson Lake", and Palmer.
Between N. Ontario, Alberta, Wisconsin and Minnesota there are about a dozen of them.
Awesome
Really curious to know if Paul is using either a KEY9 Electric Piano Machine or the Roland GK3 to make his guitar sound like Keith's keyboards .
Yes. What I want to hear is this kind of rough but powerful and enjoyable performance. Can't they just leave "legacy" out of it?
That old dog Palmer can still get it
Mr. Carl Frederich Randall Palmer 🥁⚡🔥🤘😎
But let's get back to Moogs, Hammond, Gx-1, and piano. We've done enough years with a guitar.
Man, I agree, I agree, I agree!!!!!!!
Hell yeah. What is this anti-keyboard thing about?! Just not as good as real keyboards with texture and tonality that guitars don't possess.
Carl could call Rachel Flowers for his band. Rachel is the female Keith Emerson!
@@frankmeenzen787 I got the video of this band playing tribute to Keith in the year of his passing. Carl said that Keith was the greatest keyboard player of all. I would add that rather than trying to replace Keith, he freshened up the sound with some new arrangements. Keith did that himself--take a listen to the Three Fates Project. I love that album.
@@stevestark4699 I know the Three Fates Project very well and I love all the music of Keith Emerson!
But you have to know: Rachel Flowers really catch his spirit and compose and play her own music!
Rachel and Keith were good friends! So it must not only a copy!
And we have a second "alternative": Aaron Emerson! Like father like son! The spirit is still alive!
画面左のギタリストは若き日のスティーブ・ハウに仕草が似てるように感じますね。
Y ya muchos de los grupos del rock de estos años ya se han ido. !!!!
What ever happened to the stage being dark and the only lights were on the musicians....
So hard to emulate the full keyboard-infused, Greg Lake-vocalized sound of ELP, though they make honest attempt. No matter, Carl is still one of the very best, even in his late 60s. Thanks Carl!
ELP, for me, were always less than the sum of their parts. This is great fun though, seeing Carl absolutely smashing it and everyone have a good time. He's a survivor.
....46:15 Lucky Man51:12 Tarkus....1:13:00 Fanfare for the Common Man
I always have and always will be a Carl Palmer fan but this band just doesn't cut it
I think they sound better than the last ELP reunions
@@pablomalaga4676 They are not good - they are spectacular!
My sentiment, It must be tough to keep going after your 2 bandmates have passed but unless I'm in need of cash I'd do that but I rather retire and let the music ELP made speak for itself.
Only ludwig drums can sound that good and paiste cymbals . Thanks carl.
Ludwig's always give that powerful sound
Sorry, would not even bother going to see this. Thanks for posting, anyway.
I think 2 much..
Thinking "If " Robert Jimmy and JPJ had passed leaving Bonham by himself would we find fault?
This is my take as a drummer for 40+years. Buddy Rich, Louie Bellsom, Carl Palmer, Ian Pace, Steve Gadd. What do you think? Please comment.
Totally get why Carl went with a guitarist instead of a keyboardist. These are reinterpretations, and rearrangements, not covers. Anyhow, Keith was and is irreplaceable. Must try to catch these guys. Terrific show. And how strong is Carl?
#WelcomeToTheFauxELPShow
#CarlPalmerStillRox
This guitarist is better suited for Yes than ElP. Reminds me of a young Steve Howe. When Howe is not available, this guy would be great.
This is pretty good but I listened to ELP for the Moogs and the nasty percussive Hammond. Soemthing's a little thin or missing. Palmer sure doesn't age much though does he?
Is now retirement please
Palmer.Peart.Moon.Mitch Mitchel.ETC. ALLMASTERS OF SKINS AND METALS. Chicago loves Real music. Yes even the smashing pumkins.LOL
😎👍😁🤟🎼☠️🖤🍻 Smile. \m/ ' [-_-] ' \m/....Bye... Bottoms up and cheers...Stay loud, stay proud, stay heavy. Take care, and be safe .......