Hahaha ! same for me ! i'm 65 and it's all my youth that jumps in my face .. Waouh ! Quelle émotion ! c'est vraiment très très fort ! 😘 Salut de France..
Right there with ya...64 here and I wouldn't trade my time in the 60's/70's for anything!! All the things I did...and there is no record of it...We were lucky! Music is a great time machine...what else out there can transport you to a different time all with a few simple chords.
I am still living in the 70's music wise...64 now...I think this is one of the best era's of music....followed closely by the 60's and 80's..Today's music ain't got no soul!!!
@@jorgemartin5093It sounded deeper and more weathered but certainly not bad. I would even say it lent a certain degree of character to this performance. The original recording sounds like the tender reflections of a young man who has been touched by the love of someone and is thinking about their relationship together. This version makes me think more of a wistful older middle aged man reminiscing about someone from his past when he was younger who may no longer be in his life in one form or another but has undoubtedly had a great impact upon him. His voice sounds rugged at points here but that adds to the notion that he, the man in this song, has been transformed through time and experience. A beautiful song and nice performance by Lake nevertheless even with any differences in his voice.
@@seamusin1697 do u like Boz Burrel voice on Islands album??? For me he was the best. Though i think Peter Hanmill is the greatest forgotten singer, poet and creator from all England...I used to love Greg Lake too.
I think Greg Lake may have been the BEST ROCK SINGER to ever take the stage...his voice was beautiful...honorable mentions were Steve Perry, Timothy B. Schmidt and Benjamin Orr.
This song has been stuck in my head ever since inheriting my late brother’s Stratocaster. I received the guitar just a few days ago. He passed in early December. We never knew each other, I was given up for adoption at birth, yes..I am the oldest of three sons. We were scheduled to all meet last December, but mental illness robbed us of that chance. The one thing that ran through all three of us, was the love of playing guitar. To my late brother David, and to Sean who I finally met in Oakland last Tuesday, I love you both, and barely know either, but our love for the guitar will always bring us closer..From The Beginning. RIP Greg..RIP David Lampton.
@@lisamoroney3036 thank you Lisa, I have been blown away by this whole thing. Your response makes it just a little bit more real, it is a crazy BUT TRUE experience and one that I never expected to happen to me.
Thank you all for this today. This song came into my head today. It is all clear, you (I) was meant to be here. The guitar work priceless. The words of love eternal.
The sound of the early seventies post Beatles. The era of the singer/songwriter........It was the decade that fashion forgot...drugs, gas shortages, Watergate, Elton John's beginning, Jethro Tull, Cashman and West, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. From the beginning was a wonderful and haunting piece. Thank you.
A brief story. I had the honor of seeing these masters of rock back in the mid-1970's. What a show. One word - GREAT! Each one just so good at what they were doing.. ARTISTS...
Thanks for these beautiful compositions, Greg. These wonderful songs will live on forever. Rest in Peace and say hi to Keith Emerson from all of us !!!! RIP Just nine months after Keith ! Who would have thought 2016 would steal both of you from us.
This song is a musical time machine. It always takes me back to my youth. Rest In Peace Greg and Keith. Along with Carl you guys were light years ahead of everyone else.
crazy enough the music brings tears to my eyes, and THEN while listening, to read the comments that brings on more tears--not to be snooty, but WE know---we just do
Today's music just cannot do what this music did. There was something truly mind expanding and communal about it. Perhaps it was the nature of the kind of drugs popular then. Today's music and drugs are all about "me, myself and mine". I wonder if the music of those golden moments between 67 and 74 will ever repeat in the future. I understsand it was all a byproduct of the times. The social-revolution. The youth movement. The war. The evolution of rock and pop music that the world has never seen before, but. I hope that music isn't lost to us forever. A day will come when there will be very few of us who will either beable to recall it or even say they have even heard of it. I only hope that music finds a way to be as expansive and open as the music of that era. Are there any real movements left to be had?
Y Greg Lake no solo destacó por su voz o sus líneas de bajo. En la guitarra era un crack, ya sea tocando en la eléctrica (por ejemplo, en la suite de "Karn Evil 9" o en "Tarkus") o en sus sentidas baladas acústicas (por ejemplo, en "C'est la Vie", "Still You Turn me On" o acá).
My brother turned me on to this song way back in '72. I remember the 8 track was pink plastic, with the normal Trilogy label. Since then, I've bought it on album, cassette, CD, and streamed. It's one of my prog rock favorites.
I've seen these guys many times live and they have never disappointed me or anyone else that saw them live on those occasions. And they never bang out their tunes by wrote they always leave room for some fine improvisation. True Professionals.
Il brano è stato scritto nella tonalità di la minore. È guidato da una linea di chitarra acustica con strati di chitarra elettrica (sia ritmica che solista) e basso elettrico, e cantato da Greg Lake, con un po' di accompagnamento alle percussioni (suonate da Carl Palmer, con congas e mazzuole da timpani) e un assolo di moog finale di Keith Emerson, accompagnato da suoni di sintetizzatore sovraincisi. Questo brano era originariamente destinato al primo album dei King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King (1969), ma il leader della band Robert Fripp non pensava che si sarebbe adattata al contesto dell'album
AS my brother below states, I am 76! I followed each group each member was with prior to ELP> They were fantastic there but together they blend superior musicianship with a magic sound! Ride on..I am a 50-60's man! But 1970 was magical for for many British groups!
La canción que sentimos inmensa mi esposa y yo. La llamamos la canción de nuestra intimidad. EXCELENTE. la vivimos desde que apareció en nuestras vidas allá por los años 70s y seguimos con ella hasta ahora. LOS MEJORES AÑOS DE NUESTRAS VIDAS MUSICALMENTE.
One of the best songs of our time.
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m 61 now and this music brings memories of all good times. If ever get my time machine working, I’m going back to the ‘70’s and staying there !!!
I hear you!
Sell tickets. There will be a boomer line.
Yeah right! Pre-oil crisis ‘70s so we can also still drive those wicked muscle cars and have an 8 track in it with ELP and stuff..
Hahaha ! same for me ! i'm 65 and it's all my youth that jumps in my face ..
Waouh ! Quelle émotion ! c'est vraiment très très fort !
😘 Salut de France..
Right there with ya...64 here and I wouldn't trade my time in the 60's/70's for anything!! All the things I did...and there is no record of it...We were lucky! Music is a great time machine...what else out there can transport you to a different time all with a few simple chords.
This is one of the most beutiful songs of the world......
Siiii asi lo veo tambien
@@rubenquinzada9680 maravilla.
I Agree 100%. Gorgeous guitar chords and vocals. oNe LovE from NYC
@@susieaxym No, ELP! ;)
I agree and I remember when this song came out.
Greg and Keith...what a loss...I miss you...
Our world is a lesser place with their loss.
I am still living in the 70's music wise...64 now...I think this is one of the best era's of music....followed closely by the 60's and 80's..Today's music ain't got no soul!!!
I'm also 64 and stuck in the seventies , but with pride. I cannot relate to the current music scene whatsoever.
Absolutely was!
We were blessed and didn't know it. I guess we thought good music would be with us always.
Always ELP, KEITH EMERSON was the greatst prog rock keyboard player bar non. Died to soon.
65-85 is the Golden era...
QUE TEMAZO !! Tengo 65 años y lo escucho desde mi adolescencia . No me canso de escucharlo!!❤
His voice and guitar are so beautiful. Brings tears to my eyes. RIP, Greg Lake.
Sorry. His voice was great and magical in the seventies. Not then...
His best was acoustic and voice so astronomical
@@jorgemartin5093It sounded deeper and more weathered but certainly not bad. I would even say it lent a certain degree of character to this performance. The original recording sounds like the tender reflections of a young man who has been touched by the love of someone and is thinking about their relationship together. This version makes me think more of a wistful older middle aged man reminiscing about someone from his past when he was younger who may no longer be in his life in one form or another but has undoubtedly had a great impact upon him. His voice sounds rugged at points here but that adds to the notion that he, the man in this song, has been transformed through time and experience. A beautiful song and nice performance by Lake nevertheless even with any differences in his voice.
@@seamusin1697 do u like Boz Burrel voice on Islands album??? For me he was the best. Though i think Peter Hanmill is the greatest forgotten singer, poet and creator from all England...I used to love Greg Lake too.
Me too, hug from Buenos Aires Argentina
50 years after first hearing this I still get chills down my spine.
Me too, Steely “Dad” 😉
One of the greatest songs ever. Just takes me to a place and time.
100%
Amazing that music can take you back to where we were!
Mr. Keith Noel Emerson Rip 😭💪😎🤘
Mr. Gregory Stuart Lake Rip 😭💪😎🤘
Mr. Carl Randall Palmer Long Live 💪😎🤘
His voice is so beautiful crystal clear ……so incredibly amazing…..Rip Greg and Keith we all miss you 🌈🎶
Actually his voice not what it was. That was a point of contention between him and the rest of the group. He didn't care of his voice....
@@halberderdier8073of course it’s not like it was from 1971 😵 I did not know it was a huge issue with the group smoking did not help….😢.💔
One of the most amazing and timeless songs, EVER RECORDED!!!!!!!!!!👍👍
Greg and Keith playing from the heavens, the universe is listening their beautiful songs
certo! il buon Dio se li gode insieme a tutti i grandi artisti che ci hanno lasciato
Greg Lake, severely underrated....
Better voice than when he was younger. What a painful world. But what a great song. Go with GOD.
I think Greg Lake may have been the BEST ROCK SINGER to ever take the stage...his voice was beautiful...honorable mentions were Steve Perry, Timothy B. Schmidt and Benjamin Orr.
Essa banda é simplesmente maravilhosa.
I Could Listen to This Song All Day.
This song has been stuck in my head ever since inheriting my late brother’s Stratocaster. I received the guitar just a few days ago. He passed in early December. We never knew each other, I was given up for adoption at birth, yes..I am the oldest of three sons. We were scheduled to all meet last December, but mental illness robbed us of that chance. The one thing that ran through all three of us, was the love of playing guitar. To my late brother David, and to Sean who I finally met in Oakland last Tuesday, I love you both, and barely know either, but our love for the guitar will always bring us closer..From The Beginning. RIP Greg..RIP David Lampton.
My deepest sympathies 😢
That was beautiful. I really have no words.
@@robertciaschini7625 thank you, that strat has magic in it. It has be an amazing experience.
@@lisamoroney3036 thank you Lisa, I have been blown away by this whole thing. Your response makes it just a little bit more real, it is a crazy BUT TRUE experience and one that I never expected to happen to me.
Thanks for all the GREAT music you all left to us ... RIP Greg and Keith ❤
Obra maestra. La he escuchado miles de veces. Tengo 70 años.reminiscencias de preparatoria.
72 and it’s on my Essential playlist
Hasta a las lagrimas les gusta esta canción tan hermosa.
I Just discovered this. Holy shit what a true gem. This is one of the rare kind, the really really good kind.
His voice is absolutely brilliant and still sounds perfectly wonderful
what a song, one of the greatest ever.. RIP Greg Lake..
I love this song and I STILL think of an old boyfriend who introduced me to ELP at the age of 16 and that was 40 effing years ago !!!
so do I
THE RESONANCE OF AN ERA
Where have all those years gone? It goes so quick, it makes me think about time I’ve wasted and I then get depressed lol.
Beautiful
Helen? Is that you? If so, why did you dump me?
Thank you all for this today. This song came into my head today. It is all clear, you (I) was meant to be here. The guitar work priceless. The words of love eternal.
The most promising voice in the late 60's!!!
Always loved this ... my fave song as a teen ... way back then...
It has an eerie beauty...
I'm in tears, 20 seconds in ...
Another Great Lost, big talent, good music, So Long Greg Lake. RIP.
Takes me back to a very happy time in my life.
I Agree😊
R.I.P Greg and Keith
God bless you Greg, we will miss you and Keith.
The sound of the early seventies post Beatles. The era of the singer/songwriter........It was the decade that fashion forgot...drugs, gas shortages, Watergate, Elton John's beginning, Jethro Tull, Cashman and West, and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. From the beginning was a wonderful and haunting piece. Thank you.
This was the music I was raised up on....a truly haunting song! Cindy in NC
Chingón !!
The fathers of sinphonic rock!!!
This song always reminds me of my Dad’s 78 Omni he had this on 8 track
Bendita Internet que nos permite acercarnos a genios como estos.
Espetacular !
One of their best songs
this and Still....You Turn ME on
+jonathan wallace i agree ! ! ! the two only really best song
agreed
Lucky Man
tremendo tema de emerson lake and palmer
A brief story. I had the honor of seeing these masters of rock back in the mid-1970's. What a show. One word - GREAT! Each one just so good at what they were doing.. ARTISTS...
Thanks for these beautiful compositions, Greg. These wonderful songs will live on forever. Rest in Peace and say hi to Keith Emerson from all of us !!!! RIP Just nine months after Keith ! Who would have thought 2016 would steal both of you from us.
This song is a musical time machine. It always takes me back to my youth. Rest In Peace Greg and Keith. Along with Carl you guys were light years ahead of everyone else.
Who - WHO - would "thumbs down" this performance?
What a beautiful voice and a beautiful song
Esta canción tiene unos cambios de acordes deliciosos. El sonido de la guitarra la percusion y el moog le dan un encanto delicioso
When I first heard Greg on King Crimson I’ve been a Fan ever since. There’s something about His voice, Captivating…
Definitivamente,, Desde el comienzo. hasta el final......The Best. E.L&P....!!!
This song would be played at every party I went to. Reminds me of high school and one of my best male friends.
First Emerson, and then Lake. Such great talents. Loved this song!
One of the songs that made me wanna learn acoustic guitar. Timeless tune.
One of the most beautiful songs of all time.
This is my fave ELP song...never tire of hearing it!
crazy enough the music brings tears to my eyes, and THEN while listening, to read the comments that brings on more tears--not to be snooty, but WE know---we just do
I feel so sad that Keith and Greg aren’t with us anymore 😪❤️❤️🇦🇺
Carl’s drumming is amazing 😊👍❤️🇦🇺
Greg had one of the most marvellous of pop music for sure 😍❤ RIP Greg and Keith 😭
The feeling I get from this now is the same I got years ago. Beautiful.
One of the best songs, 👍
WOW! Great sound, great song, good times
They were the best. Ever.
A beautiful song performed by masters of their craft. Different but beautiful. Saw them at West Virginia University in the 1970's. MAGIC.
Today's music just cannot do what this music did. There was something truly mind expanding and communal about it. Perhaps it was the nature of the kind of drugs popular then. Today's music and drugs are all about "me, myself and mine". I wonder if the music of those golden moments between 67 and 74 will ever repeat in the future. I understsand it was all a byproduct of the times. The social-revolution. The youth movement. The war. The evolution of rock and pop music that the world has never seen before, but. I hope that music isn't lost to us forever. A day will come when there will be very few of us who will either beable to recall it or even say they have even heard of it. I only hope that music finds a way to be as expansive and open as the music of that era. Are there any real movements left to be had?
Evergreen and Great Band!!!!
about 4 years playing this song, i'm 23 years old and I don't understand how they made this
What a beautiful song and melody ❤
Difícil olvidar una de las mejores voces que dio el progresivo. Basta con escuchar una des sus canciones para sentir su presencia. Descanse en paz. 💜
Y Greg Lake no solo destacó por su voz o sus líneas de bajo. En la guitarra era un crack, ya sea tocando en la eléctrica (por ejemplo, en la suite de "Karn Evil 9" o en "Tarkus") o en sus sentidas baladas acústicas (por ejemplo, en "C'est la Vie", "Still You Turn me On" o acá).
My brother turned me on to this song way back in '72. I remember the 8 track was pink plastic, with the normal Trilogy label. Since then, I've bought it on album, cassette, CD, and streamed. It's one of my prog rock favorites.
They sure don't make music like this now days! This is ART PURE ART MUSIC
I've seen these guys many times live and they have never disappointed me or anyone else that saw them live on those occasions. And they never bang out their tunes by wrote they always leave room for some fine improvisation. True Professionals.
What a group they were!!!!! Memories.
So beautiful
It pulls the tears right out of my eyes every time
What a beautiful song.....❤❤
Waouh ! j'adore...
" La Voz " del rock progresivo !!! Por siempre
Il brano è stato scritto nella tonalità di la minore.
È guidato da una linea di chitarra acustica con strati di chitarra elettrica (sia ritmica che solista) e basso elettrico, e cantato da Greg Lake, con un po' di accompagnamento alle percussioni (suonate da Carl Palmer, con congas e mazzuole da timpani) e un assolo di moog finale di Keith Emerson, accompagnato da suoni di sintetizzatore sovraincisi.
Questo brano era originariamente destinato al primo album dei King Crimson In the Court of the Crimson King (1969), ma il leader della band Robert Fripp non pensava che si sarebbe adattata al contesto dell'album
These guys were so good!! Love this song!!
Amo essa música! Que trio!!! ❤️
So beautiful.
One of just a few terrific 3 piece bands 😎
Excellent
love all of them and their skill and musically makes my hair stand
Que obra de arte ....por dios
Gorgeus piece of song!
great time that time ,,, voice of king crimson too
The first two albums, yes.
These guys sound SO GREAT !! I remember them from the early days, Still You Turn Me On !!! Even NOW !!! 👍💜🎼
I simply love this song! ❤️✌️
Beautiful!
Amazing live performance.
En los 70, 24 horas TVE este era su tema final al terminar ese programa final con la imagen de trafico en Cibeles por la noche. Ese es mi Madrid!
AS my brother below states, I am 76! I followed each group each member was with prior to ELP> They were fantastic there but together they blend superior musicianship with a magic sound! Ride on..I am a 50-60's man! But 1970 was magical for for many British groups!
great music never gets old...
La canción que sentimos inmensa mi esposa y yo. La llamamos la canción de nuestra intimidad. EXCELENTE. la vivimos desde que apareció en nuestras vidas allá por los años 70s y seguimos con ella hasta ahora. LOS MEJORES AÑOS DE NUESTRAS VIDAS MUSICALMENTE.
Linda canção !!! Ouço sempre !!! Me toca profundamente !!! Saudades Greg !!!
que inspiracion de canción, lo mejor de lo mejor que se haya hecho en musica tiene todo musica, letra saludos mexico abril 2021
I NEVER TIER OF HEARING E L P
WHAT I DO TIER OF, IS WAITING FOR THEIR REPLACEMENTS 1970 - 2024
HOW LUCKY HAVE WE BEEN TO HEAR THEM FORM THE START
Es el mejor video y la más mejor rola que me gusta de todas las canciones.!!