@peters9nine You have no idea. ELP became pompous, egotistical, and bombastic in later years, but at this early point they were on fire. They loved doing what they were doing, combining rock, jazz, and classical and going insane on stage. These were the glory years for ELP.
dire solo Tank mi sembra poco...diciamo che magari non hanno mai ascoltato a fondo gli ELP...comunque Bonham e Palmer sono due batteristi con stili completamente differenti.Grazie per il commento
i never like when a musician mistreates an instrument like mr emerson here , an instrument to me its like something sacred, apart many people would like to have such a beautiful thing and cant afford it !!
@mastrofell the musical gift is sacred, the whole concept about good music and the way to perform it making others feel empathy, THAT'S sacred, the instrument is just a instrument, its the way to achieve the glory. Good musicians don't even need instruments, and that's why they all can destroy everything on the stage, because in the end its just Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer on the stage, the rest is the rest.
i would suggest Trilogy - then Pictures......., and it you want a real treat (depending on if you're a female), get the DVD of Pictures.. from 1970. Pure pretty boy prog rock, and the music is good too. Bonus. Greg Lake was something else back in the day xx
i would recommend Trilogy, then Pictures at........and if you want a real treat, get tth Pictures ....DVD :) 1970 prog rock pretty boy glamour at its finest! the music' good too ;) xx Greg Lake was something else back then.
I suggest you to start with Pictures At An Exhibition Deluxe Edition which is a double CD with 3 different versions of Pictures At An Rxhibition.The one I prefer is the one from December 1970 at the Lyceum in London
@Hazlenuts1991 i would say,that Trilogy, is not a heavy as other albus,and has also some magnific tunes,a good albun for you to get used to their sound
Look at Carl trying to get Keith back onstage so he doesn't have to solo forever! He keeps looking over like "wtf?" Finally, he appears to yell at Keith to get back onstage!
Hey, that gay cowboy is trying to break that organ! Oh wait, thats just Keith Emerson overshadowing most other Hammond players of the time. Seriously I have never seen anyone in person or on f'n youtube stand on an organ and ride it or take off their shirt mid drum solo without skipping a beat. This is legendary stuff right here. Too bad you don't see bands these days performing this hard.
@magtownrep I think Lawrence Gowan was inspired by Keith's madman act as he'll hop up on his synth and mess around. I've never seen Larry take a set of daggers to his boards, unlike Kith who brilliantly does so. I find it refreshing to know that ELP are still rocking now ... 40 years after they first came out with this :)
And may I say Carl Palmer FTW ... he's an epic drummer and has more rhythm that most drummers nowadays. ProTools ... ELP don't need no stinking ProTools!
Wow, I'm nearly 50 years old and I've never saw or even heard this before.
I had a double keyboard Lowrey Holiday delux in the 70's, When I rocked it, the reverbero springs would smash onto the metal casing an cause an explosion sound, nice climax, unfortunatly twice it blew the power transistors.
I understood then that there was some more fun to music than playing all the Christian crap, but shit it took me 40 years to discover it.
can anyone tell me if those cymbal stands are still available and what they are called? They have two cymbals on each stand, with one above the other. Thanks
Not only have I never seen this whole thing in its entirety, which was mind-blowing, but the quality is PERFECT! Where did you get it??? P.S. Carl Palmer = legend.
Emerson first did this with the Nice and carried it over to ELP. He was still playing it quite recently with the Nice/Keith Emerson reunion band. I like it, but prefer the original Brubeck version based on a Turkish 9/8 rhythm. This is4/4, so not really "A La Turk".
The highly edited version included on the 1997 release of this concert impressed me almost immediately. Now I come across this full version. I'm left speechless; ELP were good from beginning to end. Is this full version available on any CD release?
I was at this and was waiting to be really impressed after seeing the nice a lot, but apart from this and a few other bits I never got into them in the same way
@gamegyro56 this was obtained with a combination of two things...first of all a particular regolation on the hammond (but i don't khnow it) and second shaking the hammond in that way...doing so he was shaking the vibrato section of the hammond and this was helping him to get that effect I suppose (also, i supposed he used a very significant distortion on the sound probably with a guitar amplifier connected to the hammond)
Dose any one know if Plamer was useing Paiste cymbals in 1970, cause I know that's what he uses now? Could anyone tell me, and if he did what line or lines was he useing? Thanks for what ever I get.
Bene, visto che sei nato a Dicembre nel 1970, in questo mese di quell'anno gli ELP ebbero fatto un concerto a Bruxselles in Belgio ! E in che giorno sei nato ? E dove ? Rispondi a queste 2 domande, non ti scordare !
Nice to see Carl Palmer do a solo: he was in my view the best drummer of the time whose ability went beyond the rock genre. Can any modern rock drummer match his skill?
Honestly, nowadays I think there are plenty of rock drummers who could duplicate Carl's craziness while being better at regular groove playing. But Carl was a pioneer who took rock drumming from caveman simplicity to an integral, orchestral part of the band... we can thank him for bringing real technique and style to the forefront of rock music.
Isle of wight ..... was somthing out of this world .. i saw some footage of it ... doors, jimmy hendrix .. my god i mean ... too bad i was born some 10 yrs later :)
You deleted my comment, but I was giving major props to Carl Palmer and Keith Emerson. My statement was meant to be positive in a major way. One of my all time favs is ELP. Superior muscians all. So, exhale, its all good.... no harm, no foul..
Absolutely, I read an interview with John Bonham (can't remember exactly when, think end of 70s) in the German musicians magazine Fachblatt and they talked about that.
hello friends¡ this is the melodic topic by dave brubeck the great jazzist and this piece call the blue rondo a la turk, its form the album where are some famous jazz pieces like take five, the katty waltz and the album calls time out of 1954, the best wishes from mexico edgar.
first of all it is Concerto for Group and Orchestra...and it is by Deep Purple,not just Jon Lord.Second,for your information,The Five Bridges Suite is by The Nice....former Keith Emerson's group
Hey kids.. Jon Lord composed two prog rock pieces by the late sixties:Concierto for rock group and ochestra and the Five bridges Suite..Try to listen Sarabande of his first solo release
Probably 13/16/16/24 or 13/16/18/24, like Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa. Many British drummers set themselves up that way, I've read, because that was how they'd seen their favorite American drummers set up.
Utter b*llocks! Whats wrong with you lot! The only good bit is Hendrix doing Machine Gun. Nice hat though Keith. And Carl, you play those drums so well. Lol!.
Have to disagree. Brubeck's original (real) version of this, of the amazing "Time Out" album, showed how jazz was one of the first transitions that led to prog in the late 60s and early 70s especially. While this version certainly shows off Emerson's chops, the original Brubeck reigns supreme. After all, the original is in 9/8 time signature - a main characteristic of classic prog...
but Keith's rondo is not just Blue Rondo A la Turk
It's a amazing interpration of the beginning of 3rd movement from Italian concerto nº 1 and another bach pieces, including tocatta & fugue in d minor...
I love them both, but this is not really so much a cover as it is a pure piece of stagecraft and chops-busting. Emerson takes this song as source material and makes it his bitch while he performs his Hammond pillage routine.
...this was good but I'd say Jon Lords playing was heavier with better grooves.....check out the live video from 1970 submitted by Kleynan called "Mandrake root part 1" ...his ability is stunning
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Yeah...sadly all Lord did was come up with a huge amount of memorable rock based material and write multiple complex scores for group,orchestra and the combination...
of course when you use the term "hack" its reminiscent to me of how your late mother used to spit or "hack" up fresh frothy clumps of the neighbors dogs rabid feceis while their cats used her hanging breasts as kitty swings.
John Lord didn't followed his muse unter later on and after Deep Purple. That was his mistake. Can you tell me a prog rock piece composed by him. I'm not a big Fan of him and just recently discovered that he actually composed for orchesta.
Could John Lord actually please Aaron Copeland with his own version of Fanfarre for the common man? Tell me more about him since I want to make a fair comparison. BTW NOthing related to DP. 20 versions of the same song are enough.
obviously yes however since you seem to have your mind made up whats the point...I could attempt to explain that ELP had talent but never had that raw edge that certain DP songs had , I could go on further with all sorts of points that are strictly my point of view however I don't usually throw out musicians or bands as being better or worse due to the extreme degree of subjectiveness associated with music however if provoked I'll typically respond to those that do.
I listened to Dp at least 7 years before I listened to ELP. And since our appreciation is based on preferences all I can say is as far as keyboard goes I prefer Emerson to Lord because I haven't found anything from Lord that realy pleases my ear more than Emerson's work.
BTW you should be happy that is so. That means they're at the same level and "being better" becomes a blur decided by preference and not talent. Now compare any of those guys to Duran Duran. And I'm being conservative, since my intention is not to bash Duran Duran. You could do the same with them and American Idol.
Thank You Thank You Thank You I didn't get to see these guys back in the 70's But I listened intently everyone else was into Led Zepplin, but I thought these guys were tops! Thank You again
He did everything to that organ but stab it, and then he stabbed it.
rottfeast 1 month ago
Keith Emerson: the Jimi Hendrix of the Hammond Organ
bmwluvr2003 2 months ago
Awesome! I dig Carl's stick tricks at 7:37
spacemanspifftarkus 3 months ago
All flash.
No soul.
peters9nine 5 months ago
@peters9nine You have no idea. ELP became pompous, egotistical, and bombastic in later years, but at this early point they were on fire. They loved doing what they were doing, combining rock, jazz, and classical and going insane on stage. These were the glory years for ELP.
blackmax2323 5 months ago in playlist Emerson, Lake and Palmer 1970-1974
dalli caddosssssssssssssss!!!! XD
sfleirons 6 months ago
O_O Carl Palmer is a monster...
ringhiusu 7 months ago
@massimoinzaghi1
capire tutti quanti penso sia una vera impresa,però ancora non capisco cosa obbliga la gente a guardare un video se non piace....
000miles000 7 months ago
Fanculo a tutti quelli che dicono che John Bonham è il miglior batterista del mondo....di sicuro non hanno sentito "Tank" degli ELP
lolxD898 7 months ago
@lolxD898
dire solo Tank mi sembra poco...diciamo che magari non hanno mai ascoltato a fondo gli ELP...comunque Bonham e Palmer sono due batteristi con stili completamente differenti.Grazie per il commento
000miles000 7 months ago
Gargantuan performance.
gugalpm 8 months ago
que buenos estos cabrones ....que viva la buena musica
federicoreinaldo 9 months ago
how could 3 people not like this?!
baseballfurie31 9 months ago
hahahaha bonham aint got shit on palmer!!!!!!!!! Im 28
savage0764 9 months ago
carl palmers solo iz one of the best ive ever heard or seen!!!greetz from austria
81elpedro 9 months ago
ELP,a must in music history!
lamecasuelas2 10 months ago
does anyone know how in the world keith makes that organ sound like it has a whammy bar in it!?!?!? geez.
Interst890 10 months ago
@Interst890 i think that has to do with those knives
lamecasuelas2 10 months ago
i never like when a musician mistreates an instrument like mr emerson here , an instrument to me its like something sacred, apart many people would like to have such a beautiful thing and cant afford it !!
mastrofell 11 months ago
@mastrofell the musical gift is sacred, the whole concept about good music and the way to perform it making others feel empathy, THAT'S sacred, the instrument is just a instrument, its the way to achieve the glory. Good musicians don't even need instruments, and that's why they all can destroy everything on the stage, because in the end its just Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer on the stage, the rest is the rest.
ZettExplosive 4 months ago
@000miles000
All right thanks for the tips I'll get them ASAP.
Hazlenuts1991 11 months ago
Carl Palmer, the english Buddy Rich
aa11dd22 11 months ago 5
Keith Emerson outshines everybody in this performance!
Cerebralcinema 11 months ago
@000miles000
Couldn't find the Deluxe edition so I just got the regular one sounds pretty sweet I'll go and get more albums from them.
Hazlenuts1991 11 months ago
@Hazlenuts1991
Get Tarkus now,then Trilogy,ELP then Brain Salad Surgery
000miles000 11 months ago
Tarkus, Pictures, BSS.
I'll be no one expected this at Isle Or Wright. ;P
adewolf 11 months ago
how do you get rid of posts that you have mistakenly entered twice???
samsmumable 11 months ago
i would suggest Trilogy - then Pictures......., and it you want a real treat (depending on if you're a female), get the DVD of Pictures.. from 1970. Pure pretty boy prog rock, and the music is good too. Bonus. Greg Lake was something else back in the day xx
samsmumable 11 months ago
i would recommend Trilogy, then Pictures at........and if you want a real treat, get tth Pictures ....DVD :) 1970 prog rock pretty boy glamour at its finest! the music' good too ;) xx Greg Lake was something else back then.
samsmumable 11 months ago
I'm pretty sure Keith voided the warranty on that hammond...
Interst890 11 months ago
@Interst890 If I'm not mistaken, after Rondo was shown on TV, the London Hammond repair center said not to come back.
iloverush123 11 months ago 2
@000miles000
All Right Thanks
Hazlenuts1991 11 months ago
I'm just getting in to them and so far l like what I hear can anyone tell me what album I should get first?
Hazlenuts1991 11 months ago
@Hazlenuts1991
I suggest you to start with Pictures At An Exhibition Deluxe Edition which is a double CD with 3 different versions of Pictures At An Rxhibition.The one I prefer is the one from December 1970 at the Lyceum in London
000miles000 11 months ago
@000miles000
Ah, yes, the Palmer solo tears ass on the Lyceum version - despite the tape speed screw up.
petsounds75 11 months ago
@Hazlenuts1991 i would say,that Trilogy, is not a heavy as other albus,and has also some magnific tunes,a good albun for you to get used to their sound
lamecasuelas2 10 months ago
@Hazlenuts1991 also Welcome back My Friends their first Live 3 Disc set
eahazell 1 month ago
Look at Carl trying to get Keith back onstage so he doesn't have to solo forever! He keeps looking over like "wtf?" Finally, he appears to yell at Keith to get back onstage!
TouchingYou 1 year ago
When rock & roll was pure art.
ImOfNope 1 year ago
Carl Palmer #1drummer!
RFZYJTELPJP 1 year ago
Ah, Carl Palmer's solo's are so intense yet so musical! Love it.
MYNAMETAYLA 1 year ago
If the English Team could only play as well as ELP, they probably would have won a lot more FIFA World Cups. God bless British Rock!
alekx77 1 year ago
Carl Palmer the best of all time-a big call-he's fast and syncopated but a very light drummer-not a complete "sound" in my opinion
MegaDanbo123 1 year ago
Emerson Lake and Palmer kicks Justin Bieber and Jonas Brothers all the way to Mars!
Chezrocksall 1 year ago 3
Hey, that gay cowboy is trying to break that organ! Oh wait, thats just Keith Emerson overshadowing most other Hammond players of the time. Seriously I have never seen anyone in person or on f'n youtube stand on an organ and ride it or take off their shirt mid drum solo without skipping a beat. This is legendary stuff right here. Too bad you don't see bands these days performing this hard.
magtownrep 1 year ago 3
@magtownrep I think Lawrence Gowan was inspired by Keith's madman act as he'll hop up on his synth and mess around. I've never seen Larry take a set of daggers to his boards, unlike Kith who brilliantly does so. I find it refreshing to know that ELP are still rocking now ... 40 years after they first came out with this :)
And may I say Carl Palmer FTW ... he's an epic drummer and has more rhythm that most drummers nowadays. ProTools ... ELP don't need no stinking ProTools!
DJRoxi 1 year ago
@magtownrep watch a mutemath's live versions of "break the same"
they may not be as loud, but they get into it just as much
hendrixrules99 1 year ago
Far out.
sillybear969 1 year ago
This is hot!
BluesJamFan 1 year ago
The very beginning totally reminds me of deep purples space truckin or mandrake root when they have their massive solos at the end of the song!
rocker70sman 1 year ago
hai ragione...Carl Palmer è sempre il numero 1...da sempre!
000miles000 1 year ago
carl palmer numero 1 come velocità precisione applicazioni e permettetemi anche simpatia!
iltrenoaldo 1 year ago
Their timing is insane.
annikee59 1 year ago
bonzo es genial!... pero, para carl palmer, NO HAY PALABRAS!!!
garybassman08 1 year ago
Wow, I'm nearly 50 years old and I've never saw or even heard this before.
I had a double keyboard Lowrey Holiday delux in the 70's, When I rocked it, the reverbero springs would smash onto the metal casing an cause an explosion sound, nice climax, unfortunatly twice it blew the power transistors.
I understood then that there was some more fun to music than playing all the Christian crap, but shit it took me 40 years to discover it.
saintpine 1 year ago
@saintpine lolol AHHH...sorry. Well it's like they say..."Hindesight is 20/20."
alucard1083 1 year ago
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@alucard1083 said: "lolol AHHH...sorry. Well it's like they say..."Hindesight is 20/20."
Sorry I'm not familiar with this say ."Hindesight is 20/20.", must be that fu...ing Christian anti satan protection field.
Could you please explain it to me, I couldn't find the meaning on the web, and its 30 years my main language is Italian.
saintpine 1 year ago
the first song of their second live performance : )
AgoAnselmo 1 year ago
Peart>Palmer>Bonham
SonOfYoungwood 1 year ago
i know its a big call but i think Carl Palmer is the best of all time thought i would just put it out there
inthepersuitofglory 1 year ago
the opening hammond revs sends chills down my spine!! epic!
Bytod 1 year ago
can anyone tell me if those cymbal stands are still available and what they are called? They have two cymbals on each stand, with one above the other. Thanks
FetusWenus 1 year ago
Classifying classic rock drummers is a waste of time. They were all great, they were learned from and they continue. Finish my sentence...
omcenroe 1 year ago
Not only have I never seen this whole thing in its entirety, which was mind-blowing, but the quality is PERFECT! Where did you get it??? P.S. Carl Palmer = legend.
MrDeppness 1 year ago
great drum solo!
ovelonse 1 year ago
Palmer solo is fantastic!!
jcap35 1 year ago 3
Fabulosos Emerson, Lake y Palmer. Me he quedado tonto viendo el solo de bateria de Carl Palmer - Magnifico.
mapetej 1 year ago
What????!!!!Bonham better than Carl!!!! never mind!!!!!
I like Bonham but...Carl has more resources than Bonham!
carlosromero5 1 year ago 10
@carlosromero5 im sorry but i have to respectfully disagree.
dlm9293 1 year ago
@carlosromero5 Carl is HE Drum God!
eahazell 1 month ago
Emerson first did this with the Nice and carried it over to ELP. He was still playing it quite recently with the Nice/Keith Emerson reunion band. I like it, but prefer the original Brubeck version based on a Turkish 9/8 rhythm. This is4/4, so not really "A La Turk".
Moggggpiano 1 year ago
I like both versions. Jazz and rock. They are not the same. They should be so. Not exact copies.
Great live performance for ELP!!
dancing0being 1 year ago
He was only 20 years old! genious!
scoobes11 1 year ago 3
this cover of blue rondo a la turk is just absolutely AMAZING!
emerson lake and palmer were absolute kings of prog!
infinitedestroyer902 1 year ago
Great band.
gatorock74 1 year ago
Hey Keith, Liberace called, he wants his suit back!
misohai 1 year ago 3
deep purple's mandrake root jam smiliar to this
shotguy1 2 years ago
Holy shit! Carl Palmer was a superb drummer, didn't know he was that good. But I still prefer Bonham.
HousesOfTheHolyV 2 years ago 3
And I prefer Bruford. All of them were (and are in case of Palmer and Bruford) fantastic.
Yesshows01 1 year ago
@HousesOfTheHolyV Yeah, there are better rock style drummers, but technically, Palmer was easily one of the absolute best (and still is).
jtomasik 1 year ago
@HousesOfTheHolyV
No offense, but, Palmer outclasses Bonham. They are'nt even in the same league. He's classically trained where as Bonham was just a natural bad ass.
ruiner101 1 year ago 2
@HousesOfTheHolyV yes yes.
dlm9293 1 year ago
The highly edited version included on the 1997 release of this concert impressed me almost immediately. Now I come across this full version. I'm left speechless; ELP were good from beginning to end. Is this full version available on any CD release?
crimsonrx4 2 years ago
yes, you can buy their complete isle of wight performance on CD, i saw it in FYE a few weeks ago...
ZeppelinFromtheLake 2 years ago
thanks!
marcdrumz 2 years ago
The full length version is on the "Message to Love" soundtrack.
Sargebri 2 years ago
I was at this and was waiting to be really impressed after seeing the nice a lot, but apart from this and a few other bits I never got into them in the same way
puddypuss 2 years ago
Greg's bass is way out of tune.
PaulRoberts 2 years ago
I was there! Great performance. In "A lucky man" Emerson surprised the crowd with a new sound: the moog...
ogatoga 2 years ago
psicodelicamentechingon!
18hendrix 2 years ago
can someone tell me how he makes those sounds from 00:16 - 00:30 ?
gamegyro56 2 years ago
I wanted to know too man, I don't know eitger
ToxicLabProductions 2 years ago
@gamegyro56 this was obtained with a combination of two things...first of all a particular regolation on the hammond (but i don't khnow it) and second shaking the hammond in that way...doing so he was shaking the vibrato section of the hammond and this was helping him to get that effect I suppose (also, i supposed he used a very significant distortion on the sound probably with a guitar amplifier connected to the hammond)
mtv70pn 2 years ago
MMW's predecessors...
these guys come highly recommended to all fans of keys/bass/drums free form music, like ELP
ironlionzionBrian 2 years ago
The doors performed at the same concert, it's like seen a mouse beside an ELPhant!
Ha! That's what you see on festivals...
rodrigitotube 2 years ago
even supertramp mk 1 played here
so did chicago
motherbrain86 2 years ago
Dose any one know if Plamer was useing Paiste cymbals in 1970, cause I know that's what he uses now? Could anyone tell me, and if he did what line or lines was he useing? Thanks for what ever I get.
paulwall1981 2 years ago
carl palmer #1
kieth moon #2
all the rest...
stupididiot13 2 years ago 2
Sorry
Ian Paice #1
Carl Palmer #2
Bill Bruford #3
But not all the rest, just a few great drumers from some prgo/hard/rock from the seventies.
rodrigitotube 2 years ago 2
nice list rodrigito, but to me you have the first 2 drummers transposed.
scoobes11 1 year ago
@rodrigitotube Ian Paice above Palmer? Not in my book!
scoobes11 1 year ago 2
@stupididiot13 I agree!
scoobes11 1 year ago
Look at 4:16, Keith Emerson put a Knife in the hammond organ !
ugopk1994 2 years ago
i was usual for him!:-)
mtv70pn 2 years ago
@mtv70pn vorresti dire che tu sei andato a vedere questo concerto !
ugopk1994 2 years ago
nono ho sbagliato a scrivere...volevo dire che keith era solito trattare così gli hammond eheheh io sono del dicembre '70 eheheh
mtv70pn 2 years ago
Bene, visto che sei nato a Dicembre nel 1970, in questo mese di quell'anno gli ELP ebbero fatto un concerto a Bruxselles in Belgio ! E in che giorno sei nato ? E dove ? Rispondi a queste 2 domande, non ti scordare !
ugopk1994 2 years ago
8 dicembre a pordenone :-)
mtv70pn 2 years ago
Questo concerto risale al 29-08-1970 quindi in quel periodo tu eri nella pancia di tua madre ? Dico bene ?!
ugopk1994 2 years ago
esatto...perchè?
mtv70pn 2 years ago
Perchè sono un grande ! E ho una memoria incredibile ! Beh come ti devo dire io sono forte come un re !
ugopk1994 2 years ago
carl palmer is sick he can still deliver a crazy drum solo even to this day his skill is unmatchable
ZROCK30 2 years ago 2
I would so agree! Carl Palmer is carrying Buddy Rich's torch! He's the closest thing to Buddy there is right now as far as I'm concerned.
MattHatter 2 years ago 16
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ugopk1994 2 years ago
This song was chopped down to 5 mins. in the album version "Live at the Isle of Wight 1970", but it's complete on the Birth of a Band DVD!? WTF?!
GrossmannBR 2 years ago
Nice to see Carl Palmer do a solo: he was in my view the best drummer of the time whose ability went beyond the rock genre. Can any modern rock drummer match his skill?
ampheat 2 years ago 3
Honestly, nowadays I think there are plenty of rock drummers who could duplicate Carl's craziness while being better at regular groove playing. But Carl was a pioneer who took rock drumming from caveman simplicity to an integral, orchestral part of the band... we can thank him for bringing real technique and style to the forefront of rock music.
crispiegee1 2 years ago
nobody beats kieth emerson
Formula405 2 years ago
The drummer is just crazy
IDCMI 2 years ago 3
wow those hammonds were built like tanks, amazing performance!!!
Rizzoman135 2 years ago
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ugopk1994 2 years ago
Blue Rondo.
wildnites558 2 years ago
I was there man, just out of this world.
skelleftehamn48 2 years ago
glindatgw- a memory to never be forgotten. I just remember all the great kids from all over the world. Amazing!
laffeljoyce 2 years ago
Isle of wight ..... was somthing out of this world .. i saw some footage of it ... doors, jimmy hendrix .. my god i mean ... too bad i was born some 10 yrs later :)
Bozzy83 2 years ago
000miles000,
You deleted my comment, but I was giving major props to Carl Palmer and Keith Emerson. My statement was meant to be positive in a major way. One of my all time favs is ELP. Superior muscians all. So, exhale, its all good.... no harm, no foul..
Enigma2105 2 years ago
One of the best drummers in the world, doing an amazing solo. What more could any drumming fan want. Brilliant.
paulwall1981 2 years ago 2
If you have Nut Rocker ELP Isle of Wight?
vkostic2 2 years ago
incredible drum solo
joakorush2112 2 years ago 4
Carl Palmer was the drum teacher of John Bonham (Led Zeppelin).
maxschaeferhund 2 years ago
really ?? where did you get that?
joakorush2112 2 years ago
i doubt it
dholowach 2 years ago
Are you so certain?
gingerb91 2 years ago
Absolutely, I read an interview with John Bonham (can't remember exactly when, think end of 70s) in the German musicians magazine Fachblatt and they talked about that.
maxschaeferhund 2 years ago
hello friends¡ this is the melodic topic by dave brubeck the great jazzist and this piece call the blue rondo a la turk, its form the album where are some famous jazz pieces like take five, the katty waltz and the album calls time out of 1954, the best wishes from mexico edgar.
edmusic75 2 years ago
tahnks edgar i heared the blue rondo a la turk and it´s really cool
joakorush2112 2 years ago
From the look of the drums I would say that they are gretsch round badge and their sizes are 13/14/16/22.
punkasspete 2 years ago
wrong they are slingerland
zog97xy 2 years ago
Nah dude, they got the Round Badge adn die cast style hoops.
gingerb91 2 years ago
first of all it is Concerto for Group and Orchestra...and it is by Deep Purple,not just Jon Lord.Second,for your information,The Five Bridges Suite is by The Nice....former Keith Emerson's group
000miles000 2 years ago 2
Hey kids.. Jon Lord composed two prog rock pieces by the late sixties:Concierto for rock group and ochestra and the Five bridges Suite..Try to listen Sarabande of his first solo release
julianozain 2 years ago
You got right..Lapsus mentis..I was referering to Gemini Suite..Thanks for your reply
julianozain 2 years ago
To think that I was listening to Rick Wakeman before coming here, there's not Comparison. Rick is a Snob compared to this guy. Too bad Hendrix died.
einarabelc5 2 years ago 2
Man... his drums sound so good.... Any one know if those are 14 and 16 inch floor toms? or 16 and 18?
gingerb91 2 years ago
Probably 13/16/16/24 or 13/16/18/24, like Buddy Rich and Gene Krupa. Many British drummers set themselves up that way, I've read, because that was how they'd seen their favorite American drummers set up.
jode72 2 years ago
Keith looks like a fooking christmas tree
grumpyoldgitt 2 years ago 2
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grumpyoldgitt 2 years ago
Utter b*llocks! Whats wrong with you lot! The only good bit is Hendrix doing Machine Gun. Nice hat though Keith. And Carl, you play those drums so well. Lol!.
steveh7 2 years ago
Awsome, to bad virtuosism isn't apreciated these days.
davcar23 2 years ago 2
the drum is FANATSTIC
IamGwalty 2 years ago 2
lol he looks like SRV
ToxicLabProductions 2 years ago
yeah, except SRV was probably a teenager when this was happening, so maybe it's the other way around???
newthings158 2 years ago
Have to disagree. Brubeck's original (real) version of this, of the amazing "Time Out" album, showed how jazz was one of the first transitions that led to prog in the late 60s and early 70s especially. While this version certainly shows off Emerson's chops, the original Brubeck reigns supreme. After all, the original is in 9/8 time signature - a main characteristic of classic prog...
prog4evr 2 years ago
but Keith's rondo is not just Blue Rondo A la Turk
It's a amazing interpration of the beginning of 3rd movement from Italian concerto nº 1 and another bach pieces, including tocatta & fugue in d minor...
It's just amazing
gesseroure 2 years ago
I love them both, but this is not really so much a cover as it is a pure piece of stagecraft and chops-busting. Emerson takes this song as source material and makes it his bitch while he performs his Hammond pillage routine.
Not that there's anything wrong with that. :D
jode72 2 years ago
Emerson knew his way round a C3 like no one else. Really took the instrument to amazing places. Great!!
digitaldilema 2 years ago
...this was good but I'd say Jon Lords playing was heavier with better grooves.....check out the live video from 1970 submitted by Kleynan called "Mandrake root part 1" ...his ability is stunning
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
better grooves??? heavier???
I'm sorry, Jon Lord was a total and complete hack when compared with Keith Emerson...
newthings158 2 years ago 4
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Yeah...sadly all Lord did was come up with a huge amount of memorable rock based material and write multiple complex scores for group,orchestra and the combination...
of course when you use the term "hack" its reminiscent to me of how your late mother used to spit or "hack" up fresh frothy clumps of the neighbors dogs rabid feceis while their cats used her hanging breasts as kitty swings.
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
yes, well, I think the way you think is quite apparent, it must very much hurt to be you..
newthings158 2 years ago
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CodeRedProductions07 2 years ago
John Lord didn't followed his muse unter later on and after Deep Purple. That was his mistake. Can you tell me a prog rock piece composed by him. I'm not a big Fan of him and just recently discovered that he actually composed for orchesta.
einarabelc5 2 years ago
Could John Lord actually please Aaron Copeland with his own version of Fanfarre for the common man? Tell me more about him since I want to make a fair comparison. BTW NOthing related to DP. 20 versions of the same song are enough.
einarabelc5 2 years ago
obviously yes however since you seem to have your mind made up whats the point...I could attempt to explain that ELP had talent but never had that raw edge that certain DP songs had , I could go on further with all sorts of points that are strictly my point of view however I don't usually throw out musicians or bands as being better or worse due to the extreme degree of subjectiveness associated with music however if provoked I'll typically respond to those that do.
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
I listened to Dp at least 7 years before I listened to ELP. And since our appreciation is based on preferences all I can say is as far as keyboard goes I prefer Emerson to Lord because I haven't found anything from Lord that realy pleases my ear more than Emerson's work.
einarabelc5 2 years ago 2
BTW you should be happy that is so. That means they're at the same level and "being better" becomes a blur decided by preference and not talent. Now compare any of those guys to Duran Duran. And I'm being conservative, since my intention is not to bash Duran Duran. You could do the same with them and American Idol.
einarabelc5 2 years ago
Keith would have been crushed if he had tried to flip around a C3 like that! Its a solid state Hammond, L100 maybe.
guy72b 2 years ago
it's a l100, but he has already played rondo in a C3 ;P
and... yes, he had been crushed XD
gesseroure 2 years ago
tremendo batero¡¡¡¡se nota el corazon para tocar...
rubencein 2 years ago
Thank You Thank You Thank You I didn't get to see these guys back in the 70's But I listened intently everyone else was into Led Zepplin, but I thought these guys were tops! Thank You again
schleicm 2 years ago
'Keith, you tryin' to break that thing or what!?'
oldedrum 3 years ago
"No, I'm just rocking like a crazy"
jimihd1 3 years ago
Damn Carl what a solo!---Holy s*%#!
oldedrum 3 years ago
so glad to see carl graduated to a larger kit though, this was the junior deluxe set for him! lol! [still genious playing though!]
Gary19702 3 years ago
i want to play like Emerson...
maisquisuije 3 years ago
holy shit!
GanjaGabe 3 years ago 3
I wonder if Brubeck has ever heard/seen this performance. I'm sure he would be a fan.
Bluesmen88 3 years ago
this guys drum solo is out of this fuckn world 1 of the greatest drummers 2 ever live
ZROCK30 3 years ago
I am so glad that Greg and Carl let Keith play this one from his previous band.
FergusonTO35 3 years ago
ELO???????
000miles000 3 years ago