The more the years go by, the more ELP's talents are realized. Throughout their careers, their synthesizing of jazz, classical, ragtime, rock, and blues becomes more and more evident.
@jtomasik I wish ELP would re record in the studio a cd of updated Tarkus, Karnevil 9 , Trilogy, etc.. with modern recording techniques just for the fans. Is there an ELP tribute cd yet, like the Rush triibute WORKING MAN that dream theater and others did 10 years ago or so?
Keith Emerson was and is a genius---a pioneer of electronic music and a master performer! I'm sad I never got to see ELP live. I'm sorry for his health problems---a artist wants to play! Phil Colins is having similar problems with his hand drumming-right?
I'm very sad to hear about the nerve damage. Keith Emerson (and Greg Lake and Carl Palmer) deserve a note in history for their contributions and their influence. They set out to create something new and exciting, and they succeeded.
This is pretty good quality, both sound and picture resolution. Thanks for posting it! Emerson has been my musical hero since 1971 when I saw them on the Trilogy tour. He's got trouble with his hands these days but his compositions stand the test of time. Tarkus is still my favourite and I never tire of hearing it.
Their music is timeless!! They've created and performed this complex suite of music 38 years ago, and is still way more interesting and impressive than most Rock tunes I've heard in the past four decades.
Along with Beatles, Cream, Dead, QMS, Steely Dan, Santana, and Joni Mitchell, they have taken the Rock music to a different height, created their own special sound, and became one-of-its-own-kind band. It's great that they can still perform this piece so well after so many years...
Well, I guess I'm one of the young people, but my legends/idols ARE Emerson, Lake & Palmer, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Caravan, etc. Not all young people have a bad music taste ;-)
I love ELP, but this really is an atrocious performance. Go back and listen to the brilliance of the studio performance if you don't agree. This is choppy, disjointed, dead, and while time spares no one, Greg's vocals are a faint echo of the golden throated boy of the '70's.
Not sure you realize, but the reason for the bad playing is that Keith's right hand has gone through many operations for nerve damage. Sadly, he can barely play with it any longer.
Wish I hadn't listened to this, fucking awful. They were my heroes and now look listen to them. Everyone has gone down the pan, that horrible awful keyboard sound. What is Palmer doing, the all look old and sound fucking old. No fucking energy, just pure shit. They have let down all the fans big time.
they are old man. do you know how hard is play all that instrumenst with that age?
they have done their work and we are glad for that. that is happen to all the band like RUSH, LED ZEPPELIN, AC/DC, etc. But all them still being incredible bands.
The name of this song is not Tarkus, It is named "Stones of Years". First came out on a general ELP LP in 1971. I have it in vinyl. The name of the album is "Tarkus". Like many bands of that era, when they later reformed up in the 1990s, thier music carried a much more powerful acoustical dynamic due to the improved musical technology. But ask any deadhead who loves ELP, they will stick to the original LPs. ~Tim
I loved this; apparently those who don't just don't like TARKUS very much, but then I liked King Crimson better than Grand Funk Railroad, so what do I know?
Oh yes, Emo works in stuff from Bach, Rachmininov, Mussorsky, Tchykowsky, Prokofiev, Holst, Lidst, Ginestera, Rimsky-Korsicoff just to mention a few. Sorry for any mispellings.
Never heard Dream Theater, Orphaned Land, Ayreon, Liquid Tension Experiment, Opeth or Pain of Salvation? (There is a lot other Progressive Bands i can't remember now, that do double bass. It's pretty common actually.)
I know a lot of progressive metal bands do double bass now of days but for an act that started in the 70's, makes it a little rarer...so whats Tool to you?
Uh, how about Neil Peart of Rush? They;ve been around since 1974. Not to mention how many drummers now play double pedals on a single kick (I assume you meant double kick, not double (upright) bass.
rush was a band I never really got into the vocals were just too much for me to get behind, the whole act has to have it going in a way I like or I tend to just dabble in it...very bad trait in a musician but oh well
yeah but where are the cool costumes that made them loook like rock gods? why do all the gods go to black in the end? have you seen jackson brown lately? dresses like a moscowite this is the drabbiest bleakest dressed age i've lived in.
Don't get me wrong, I love ELP, but...is it me, or is their time/groove a bit loose? It sounds like Keith is the one with the most questionable time and Palmer and Lake are just trying to hold it down under his shakiness?
i dont know about the timing, what u might have noticed are the notes Keith misses in the beginning. Buts lets keep in mind, the man is playing a bass piano section with one hand and a key organ section with the other. and both sections require very short, fast paced strokes of different variety, so i mean, i think hes allowed to miss a note.
getting towards the end yeah i suppose the timings loose, doesnt bother me considering how old they are haha
This band is my favourite, since I was nine, 35 years ago. This Tarkus performance is much better than the one in their Live in Montreux DVD. They played in a touristic town (Gramado), 80 miles from here (Porto Alegre, Brazil) in 1997 during a movie festival there. It was a thrill in a 10°C night. Will never forget. Thanks to Carl's great performance I heard in LPs I became a professional drummer (now playing only as an amateur). Thanks ELP! Long live.
For me ... IM(A)O ... these guys were/ARE the definition of 'progressive rock' (if it HAS to be labeled). Listen to Keith tickling those ivories. It may be a long time before there is an equal ... again, IM(A)O.
20 years after California Jam at Ontario Motor Speedway, and they haven't lost much. A little more laid back and freeform, but then so what, they wrote it! Sue 'em!
Have you seen the MOOG MODULAR the titanic instrument behind EMERSON???Uhhhh what a monster of instrument!He says this spacecraft of MOOG would have pulled down a glass and injuried even walls with his own extralow frequencies;believe this is not legend but truth!Conclusions?ELP a very unique technical band and MOOG a state of art about sinths and the old electronic's techical very powerful also if not nice to see!!!
Dude: these are musicians. They get better. That's a fact. Unless you sing, which there are chances that you voice would get weaker, your craft will allways be better, regardless how you look. People: people get older!!
I agree! Carl is perhaps the best drummer ever! Greg's voice is legendary and Keith's keyboard skills have not been matched, at least, by anyone around today! We were very lucky to have such musicians around when we were growing up!
You must have a different Tarkus album than I have, or you must be imagining things, because I've heard it a thousand times, I play it, and I also just listened on my Ipod, it is NOT resolved.
You have to admit, this is the music that My generation 88-to today needs to see, Emerson is getting older, but remember the man had a piano blow up when he was playing it. And to those who bash Lake's vocals have you ever heard anyone that age talk?, Hail ELP, these guys where and still are the greatest progressive band of all time!!!!
It's not his age. If that were the case none of these concert pianists would be able to fly in their 70's and 80's as they do. The problem here is repeated operations on his right hand for nerve damage.
These warriors have been through a lot. Carl had carpal tunnel in both hands and just recently he has recovered from a heart procedure. Carl is still on top of his game! RESPECT!
I love the lyrics. They're about warmongerers and the military-industrial complex. "Has the dawn ever seen your eyes? Have the days made you so unwise? Realize, you are [an evil and corrupt warmongerer]"
This band and their music was and is still so unique and amazing--it`s a shame,thats no market in these days for such kind of great music!!!!!! I was about 16 years old as this band was on top and when i here them today they have lost nothing coz they are still great musicians!!
I really hate that CP has synth sensors on his drums it ruined his sound!
I don't like Dream Theater but I'm still glad they are around just so that people still appreciate quality musicians but they think DT is the best ever (LOL)
At least I got to see most of the great bands back in the day! Especially ELP and Zappa! Too bad I never got to see Gentle Giant!
ELP reunited for a short time in the 90s (nothing to really get into), but they put on a fantastic show. What the hell happened to Keith Emerson's flying piano?
The flying piano, was actually a "rolling piano" that Emerson hung onto with his legs as it rolled over and over, high above the stage. I understand he hated it and it made him sick to "ride it". I don't think it lasted too long. I saw it in 1973.
You are right. Keith was strapped into the bench which was attached to the grand piano, and you could see the straps around his thighs as the piano turned over.) When it rose into the air before it rotated, everyone held their breath, as it did not look like it was going to get off the ground, it wobbled so much it looked like it was going to fall over before it got high enough to rotate. But then it did and you just screamed because you were not sure what was going to happen next. Good times.
Les années 70 que du bon.
LeMarcable 7 months ago
Too bad this is the fat Greg Lake version on ELP. In their day they made amazing
music but this is past their prime.
godsofmagod 8 months ago
Tight
jaegerhund 11 months ago
Tarkus might have changed the mentality of world; did mine;
davidfaubion 1 year ago 4
I agree with Crimson King (My Youtube name is from a long time ago xD) ( Not that there isn't any good metal)
Metalrulz7 1 year ago
Is this "performance" up to ELP standards?
elpgr 1 year ago
@elpgr Even better in 1970s
FrankyDooDy0 1 year ago
I remember that show!!! I was in the audience.
FlyingJunk 1 year ago
thanx man
i was looking for this for so much long
now i'm done and ready to die
kakahich 1 year ago
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rocksanqc 1 year ago
There is a tribute CD, its called Legends, Encores & Paradox.. its a good album
27kouros 1 year ago
The more the years go by, the more ELP's talents are realized. Throughout their careers, their synthesizing of jazz, classical, ragtime, rock, and blues becomes more and more evident.
jtomasik 1 year ago 7
@jtomasik I wish ELP would re record in the studio a cd of updated Tarkus, Karnevil 9 , Trilogy, etc.. with modern recording techniques just for the fans. Is there an ELP tribute cd yet, like the Rush triibute WORKING MAN that dream theater and others did 10 years ago or so?
metalfiend124 1 year ago
I'm also 14, and I think ELP is great, along with Yes, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Pink Floyd and all those progressive rock greats.
Jean7767124 1 year ago 4
@Jean7767124 You give me faith in the younger gens.
annikee59 1 year ago 2
As a rock guitarist for 30 years... I LOVE this band.
jfrockon 2 years ago 2
Keith Emerson was and is a genius---a pioneer of electronic music and a master performer! I'm sad I never got to see ELP live. I'm sorry for his health problems---a artist wants to play! Phil Colins is having similar problems with his hand drumming-right?
Sutterjack 2 years ago 2
you'll be glad to know ELP are coming back in July at a High Voltage Festival in London. I've already got my tickets.
There are loads of other Prog Rock bands there such as Focus, Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash, Uriah Heep, the first formation of Argent since 1975!!
bobfree66 2 years ago
I'm very sad to hear about the nerve damage. Keith Emerson (and Greg Lake and Carl Palmer) deserve a note in history for their contributions and their influence. They set out to create something new and exciting, and they succeeded.
DesideriusErasmusRot 2 years ago 5
hey...i was there...so cool was this the double bill with deep purple?
oferf1 2 years ago
This is pretty good quality, both sound and picture resolution. Thanks for posting it! Emerson has been my musical hero since 1971 when I saw them on the Trilogy tour. He's got trouble with his hands these days but his compositions stand the test of time. Tarkus is still my favourite and I never tire of hearing it.
peresaker2 2 years ago 2
Emerson has been my music hero since 1996 when I was born. ;D
smartlamppost 1 year ago
@smartlamppost Wow ! you're just 14. I was 14 when ELP released their first album in 71. LOL
westpalmscott 1 year ago 2
@westpalmscott well, 13, but I love ELP either way ;D
smartlamppost 1 year ago
what year is this?
susieaxym 2 years ago
This looks like it's from the '92-'93 tour.
tarkuslad 2 years ago
MY FAVORITE SONG
WATCH THIS:
watch?v=suDxISFa9bg
NEW YOUNG PROGRESSIVE BAND
giliofelipe 2 years ago
i'm 12 years old and this is my favorite band actually
vittinlokaun 2 years ago 3
good to not all the kids are listening to mtv crap
frankiesweeney 2 years ago 5
gods
mrtam51 2 years ago 2
when was this concert?
y4m5m5 2 years ago
Double bass drums in a prog rock band? What about Jon Hiseman in Colosseum? Every Crimson drummer before Bruford had two bass drums, etc.
garygomesg 2 years ago
4:40 BRILLANT
cristianstoppa2003 2 years ago
Their music is timeless!! They've created and performed this complex suite of music 38 years ago, and is still way more interesting and impressive than most Rock tunes I've heard in the past four decades.
Along with Beatles, Cream, Dead, QMS, Steely Dan, Santana, and Joni Mitchell, they have taken the Rock music to a different height, created their own special sound, and became one-of-its-own-kind band. It's great that they can still perform this piece so well after so many years...
mikimcal 2 years ago 2
The best album is the live one "Welcome back my friends, to the show that never ends"
BoxenRobl 2 years ago 2
For a legendary band like this, they have played longer than most of us have been alive, even at their ages, they still raise the bar for excellence.
pianogrinder 2 years ago 2
ELP was the best...this is great
funds450 2 years ago
I agree with that. ELP is one and only. Like Mozart or Bach. All this shity comments talks more about
their writers. Poor young people witch knows nothing but spitting on legends like ELP and many more. Sadly.
drazenscholz 2 years ago 4
Well, I guess I'm one of the young people, but my legends/idols ARE Emerson, Lake & Palmer, King Crimson, Gentle Giant, Caravan, etc. Not all young people have a bad music taste ;-)
cr1msonking93 2 years ago 31
Good for you, but sadly, you are an exception.
CARBAU57 2 years ago
im a young person and these guys are my idols
rabudja8 2 years ago 4
Mine too. Reagards from Croatia
drazenscholz 2 years ago 2
one of the best trio of englan. and for all the bad comments: remember that this is an pirate video, is why the sound quality isn´t good.
joakorush2112 2 years ago 5
I love ELP, but this really is an atrocious performance. Go back and listen to the brilliance of the studio performance if you don't agree. This is choppy, disjointed, dead, and while time spares no one, Greg's vocals are a faint echo of the golden throated boy of the '70's.
pbanders 2 years ago
I agree so many dropped notes, although it is an extremely hard peice to get through for any musician of any standard even these guys...
MADROCKS212 2 years ago
Not sure you realize, but the reason for the bad playing is that Keith's right hand has gone through many operations for nerve damage. Sadly, he can barely play with it any longer.
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Wish I hadn't listened to this, fucking awful. They were my heroes and now look listen to them. Everyone has gone down the pan, that horrible awful keyboard sound. What is Palmer doing, the all look old and sound fucking old. No fucking energy, just pure shit. They have let down all the fans big time.
Hertsman50 2 years ago
they are old man. do you know how hard is play all that instrumenst with that age?
they have done their work and we are glad for that. that is happen to all the band like RUSH, LED ZEPPELIN, AC/DC, etc. But all them still being incredible bands.
joakorush2112 2 years ago 3
ac dc ahahahahahahahahahahah elp !
IamGwalty 2 years ago
Holy Emerson! Brilliant play at such age. It's beyond comprehension.
bma473 2 years ago 7
The first two minutes are the best part. I saw 92 tour in Portland OR. and hearing Tarkus gave me body chills. It was really errie, but good.
gwg5640 2 years ago
this is so vucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking fucking nice ;) splendid
munkytron 2 years ago 8
@munkytron
Isn't it, though? Cooking!
electronfun 1 year ago
@munkytron ...yes it is !!!
robbolandsvids 1 year ago
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is palmer serious? those drums are shit, the cymbals sound like plastic and the snare is awful
jamalam17z7 2 years ago
weird, but ok
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The name of this song is not Tarkus, It is named "Stones of Years". First came out on a general ELP LP in 1971. I have it in vinyl. The name of the album is "Tarkus". Like many bands of that era, when they later reformed up in the 1990s, thier music carried a much more powerful acoustical dynamic due to the improved musical technology. But ask any deadhead who loves ELP, they will stick to the original LPs. ~Tim
tmallow2004 2 years ago
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tmallow2004 2 years ago
So sterile compared to the older period. They don't move at all.
metabog 2 years ago
lighten up, they're old. I like it, but, I do prefer the older stuff, Ofcourse....
viidiot 2 years ago
I loved this; apparently those who don't just don't like TARKUS very much, but then I liked King Crimson better than Grand Funk Railroad, so what do I know?
darost 2 years ago
Lake looks douchey with the earring.
PROTENON 2 years ago
This was around 1992 for the Black Moon Tour
davcar23 2 years ago
elp fue una agrupacion con un estilo propio y una banda que con su sonido ponia atonicos tarkus me parece una gran mescolanza de sonidos y ritmos
partycho1989 3 years ago
hang on somthin sucks, i meen i love ELP
but they seem like they are going too slow or they are out of sync or somthing
angie4josh 3 years ago
well, try playing that live....
fezangry 3 years ago
LOL. Fuck that! You need 6 hands with 10 fingers on each. :P
zzzontag 2 years ago
ELP with cozy Powell on drums isnt it? this sucks
gypsum20 3 years ago
Nope, sorry. That's Carl for sure. Cozy inrerviews better but that's about it.
mrgears 2 years ago
not Cozy, that's Carl alright.
inchargenow 2 years ago
i agree with markkens "this is the worst ELP performance i've ever seen."
rckid404 3 years ago
its almost impossible to reproduce the athmosphere of the studio album so their just doing a live version
frankiesweeney 2 years ago 2
excellent track what year was this?
angelmarrocco 3 years ago
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this is just horrible...i can fart better songs
dontknomuch 3 years ago
This is the worst ELP performance I've ever seen.
markkens 3 years ago
a brief phrasing of BACH at 4.52, didn't know that Keith Emmerson used to do that... I don't know their work that well though...
VTelles 3 years ago
Yeah he used to do that from his early days in the 60's with The Nice. I always liked it.
yoochoobb 3 years ago
Oh yes, Emo works in stuff from Bach, Rachmininov, Mussorsky, Tchykowsky, Prokofiev, Holst, Lidst, Ginestera, Rimsky-Korsicoff just to mention a few. Sorry for any mispellings.
mrgears 2 years ago
MERO VOLTAJE!!!!!!!!
jaaa
de las bandas que lo ponen a uno de reventar energia!
EXCELENTE
*o*
JuGaaraObciro 3 years ago
whoa double bass in a prog rock band...thats some shady ground they were touching on
bassSlouch 3 years ago
Never heard Dream Theater, Orphaned Land, Ayreon, Liquid Tension Experiment, Opeth or Pain of Salvation? (There is a lot other Progressive Bands i can't remember now, that do double bass. It's pretty common actually.)
hitlord 3 years ago
I know a lot of progressive metal bands do double bass now of days but for an act that started in the 70's, makes it a little rarer...so whats Tool to you?
bassSlouch 3 years ago
A band and a bunch of items you can use to build things. Never really take the time to hear Tool. Know it only by name.
hitlord 3 years ago
Uh, how about Neil Peart of Rush? They;ve been around since 1974. Not to mention how many drummers now play double pedals on a single kick (I assume you meant double kick, not double (upright) bass.
kennyfenderjazz 3 years ago
rush was a band I never really got into the vocals were just too much for me to get behind, the whole act has to have it going in a way I like or I tend to just dabble in it...very bad trait in a musician but oh well
bassSlouch 3 years ago
yeah but where are the cool costumes that made them loook like rock gods? why do all the gods go to black in the end? have you seen jackson brown lately? dresses like a moscowite this is the drabbiest bleakest dressed age i've lived in.
rupertdragon88 3 years ago
Rick Wakeman's were the coolest (tongue planted firmly in cheek)
kennyfenderjazz 3 years ago
ELP return from 1992/1993! Very good!
SergiusLigurAugustus 3 years ago
The offical DVD release is beter :). Solo starts on piano. This is cool though :)
Brian880 3 years ago
Don't get me wrong, I love ELP, but...is it me, or is their time/groove a bit loose? It sounds like Keith is the one with the most questionable time and Palmer and Lake are just trying to hold it down under his shakiness?
blivitnet 3 years ago
i dont know about the timing, what u might have noticed are the notes Keith misses in the beginning. Buts lets keep in mind, the man is playing a bass piano section with one hand and a key organ section with the other. and both sections require very short, fast paced strokes of different variety, so i mean, i think hes allowed to miss a note.
getting towards the end yeah i suppose the timings loose, doesnt bother me considering how old they are haha
guesstimateJones 3 years ago
Does he give a finger to the audience at 7:40?
Zeld1122 3 years ago
Nah. It's the index finger pointing out that it's time for the ribbon controller break, which diehards always love
kirkmach32 3 years ago
As much as I like ELP, I've seen tribute bands play this better live.
metabog 3 years ago
I say "wow !"
Yogurt2345 3 years ago
Hey Gumby : C'est génial comme vidéo mais c'est quand que tu l'as enregistrer?
DaedalusWolf 3 years ago
ça devait être dans les années 90. me souviens plus
gumby10 3 years ago
25 Janvier 1993... j'étais la...:)
Cozy990 3 years ago
Au théâtre St-Denis à Montréal dans les années 90
rocksanqc 1 year ago
C'était au Théatre St-Denis en Janvier 1993. Deuxième arrêt Montréalais pour la tournée Black Moon. La première fois c'était en Aout 1992 au Forum.
miltonboy73 1 year ago
When was this? I usually don't like reunions, but I must say this is impressive. Au Theatre St-Denis! Thank You.
rosaire0 3 years ago
This band is my favourite, since I was nine, 35 years ago. This Tarkus performance is much better than the one in their Live in Montreux DVD. They played in a touristic town (Gramado), 80 miles from here (Porto Alegre, Brazil) in 1997 during a movie festival there. It was a thrill in a 10°C night. Will never forget. Thanks to Carl's great performance I heard in LPs I became a professional drummer (now playing only as an amateur). Thanks ELP! Long live.
bertrandkolesza 3 years ago 2
For me ... IM(A)O ... these guys were/ARE the definition of 'progressive rock' (if it HAS to be labeled). Listen to Keith tickling those ivories. It may be a long time before there is an equal ... again, IM(A)O.
cosmotcat 3 years ago
cool stuff, like the extended pause at 1:38.
tip for playing the F4-7,F#4-7 figure on guitar or bass; use pick and fingers (middle and ring) roll technique
alaincharnier1971 3 years ago
20 years after California Jam at Ontario Motor Speedway, and they haven't lost much. A little more laid back and freeform, but then so what, they wrote it! Sue 'em!
kirkmach32 3 years ago
Is the guy at 1:28 leaving the room?! If he is... HOW DARE HE!
sykocotic 3 years ago
I was there too!!!
This was in 1993 in the St-Denis Theater.
Great show
But most of all... i prefer my favorite of all times version of Tarkus in the "Welcome Back My friends To The Show That Never Ends'
On the 1974 live album!
Recorded in Tusla Oklahoma in April '74
Just listen to it! you'll see.....
Cozy990 3 years ago
yea man with the epitaph insert def like the greatest piece of music ever and recording of Tarkus for that matter.
paul7703 3 years ago
i was there , front row , '' le show de ma vie '' tell me a friend , what a night
kallyfest 3 years ago
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double bass sucks anyhow..
dalkavuk2 3 years ago
Since over 30 years! Still good!!
Thank`s
ichbinzehn 3 years ago
and what about the shit drum sound.Samples ,horrible. Bass drum timin,Well./??
sweetarmadillo 3 years ago
I don't hear any issues with the drums or the bass.
ArvenRIderSolaris 3 years ago
I for one think the double-bass drums fit very well.
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
Once again a shit Bass tone from Greg.
VDGG94ki 3 years ago
Does anybody see the Moog Modular Synth in the background.
floydclaptonblues 3 years ago
Keith Emerson is VERY COORDINATED.
floydclaptonblues 3 years ago 2
It's those monkey fingers!
wfd57fatman 3 years ago
If I got a new girlfriend,I would not go to a concert with ELP !
yfh10mg 3 years ago
elecrtronic triggers are now and you or Iutubes
ePhilosopher 3 years ago
"...How can you know - where you've been - in ti-eeeem." He uses his vowels (badly) like a bad Sinatra impersonation. Great piece of music, though.
rdangelo 3 years ago
Have you seen the MOOG MODULAR the titanic instrument behind EMERSON???Uhhhh what a monster of instrument!He says this spacecraft of MOOG would have pulled down a glass and injuried even walls with his own extralow frequencies;believe this is not legend but truth!Conclusions?ELP a very unique technical band and MOOG a state of art about sinths and the old electronic's techical very powerful also if not nice to see!!!
LuxX63 3 years ago 2
Modular Moogs are awesome.
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
My brother says Greg Lake looks like Fat Elvis here...
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
Hey, I didn't say it!
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
I definitely love the Greg's bass play at Stones of Years on this version!
Gabrielprog 3 years ago 3
fa brutto la vecchiaia...
wilhamcobly 3 years ago
its either this or britney ,,so shaddup!!
skutter2001 3 years ago
I have a few questions:
1. When was this filmed?
2. Is Carl using electronic triggers on his kicks and snare?
3. What the hell happened to Greg's voice?
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
I just remembered a fourth question: is there any video on YouTube of the whole song live?
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago 2
I can now answer all of my own questions:
1. 1993
2. Yes
3. He got old
4. No
GrayLeader2184 3 years ago
Damn. Nobody cuts into a Hammond like Keith.
gtrumpnc 3 years ago 4
Literally. With knives, haha.
metabog 3 years ago
greatest band ever.
paul7703 3 years ago 3
Why do you give a shit how much Greg weighs?
phanson55 3 years ago 3
At least they all have their hair! For Christ's sake!
oslo59 3 years ago 3
Dude: these are musicians. They get better. That's a fact. Unless you sing, which there are chances that you voice would get weaker, your craft will allways be better, regardless how you look. People: people get older!!
vivelavidarocka 3 years ago 2
I agree! Carl is perhaps the best drummer ever! Greg's voice is legendary and Keith's keyboard skills have not been matched, at least, by anyone around today! We were very lucky to have such musicians around when we were growing up!
oslo59 3 years ago 3
I really hate when Keith started resolving that suspension around 1:04! I liked it better the original way, unresolved!
VladtheEmailer 3 years ago
eh, it was resolved on the album he just held the unresolved chord longer and had a less dramatic resolution than he did here.
bowserb61 3 years ago
You must have a different Tarkus album than I have, or you must be imagining things, because I've heard it a thousand times, I play it, and I also just listened on my Ipod, it is NOT resolved.
VladtheEmailer 3 years ago
yeah, sorry. Went back and listened, its on Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends that he resolves it.
bowserb61 3 years ago
Wish Greg would lose a few pounds....
goinggrayearly 3 years ago
Not in this life :-))
MarkyMarc78 3 years ago
Actually Greg's not looking to bad on this particular clip.
scoobes11 3 years ago
It happens to us all as time goes by. Laws of thermodynamics. From order to disorder. Go figure.
hillbillyvol 3 years ago
May warriors die in battle, priest in prayer and ELP in well equipped wheelchairs.
doctoreggi 3 years ago
i didnt like when Lake's Bass started being like that. Works onward.
And Tarkus does not work with modern mic and recording techniques. The kick drum is so clicky
lymph12 3 years ago
You have to admit, this is the music that My generation 88-to today needs to see, Emerson is getting older, but remember the man had a piano blow up when he was playing it. And to those who bash Lake's vocals have you ever heard anyone that age talk?, Hail ELP, these guys where and still are the greatest progressive band of all time!!!!
Deviceroy 3 years ago 7
It's still better then spears aguilera and carey!!!
fadethetrade 3 years ago 9
I always loved that little break at 1:08
Aspartamebraintumor 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this. Only those who have been there can appreciate it, my friend. Thanks again. 54 Yrs and still rocking.
hillbillyvol 3 years ago
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What rubbish!!! Rank FM
pr0gr0ck 3 years ago
Analog Moogs forever! Hammonds rule! ELP plays kick-ass Music!
starlaner 3 years ago 6
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u gotta admit...its fuckin boring to watch
kylegrounds 3 years ago
Emerson seems to have lost his touch a bit :-(. He's getting old.
metabog 3 years ago
keith has some nerve damage on one of his hand i read once ,Yeah,he's sloppier then he's been in the past and lakes voice is SHOT!!
fadethetrade 3 years ago
It's not his age. If that were the case none of these concert pianists would be able to fly in their 70's and 80's as they do. The problem here is repeated operations on his right hand for nerve damage.
VladtheEmailer 3 years ago
That's too bad... :-(
metabog 3 years ago
These warriors have been through a lot. Carl had carpal tunnel in both hands and just recently he has recovered from a heart procedure. Carl is still on top of his game! RESPECT!
scoobes11 3 years ago 2
I like the slower pace as well. Still holds resonance after all these years.
iodine125 4 years ago 2
I love the lyrics. They're about warmongerers and the military-industrial complex. "Has the dawn ever seen your eyes? Have the days made you so unwise? Realize, you are [an evil and corrupt warmongerer]"
PROTENON 4 years ago 4
it's my new theme song - thanks
there be some baDAss plaYIng goin' on here
rockin' B3 baby
B3boy 4 years ago 2
This band and their music was and is still so unique and amazing--it`s a shame,thats no market in these days for such kind of great music!!!!!! I was about 16 years old as this band was on top and when i here them today they have lost nothing coz they are still great musicians!!
Blackes57 4 years ago 6
Hello my name orlando soy chili this traduci and I love ELP I love my 14 years I remember when I taste my father I took pictures at exhibition dvd
And mp3 for ELP good that's my comment
konan64 4 years ago
This was January 25 1993... I was there!
I know its not the "Welcome Back my friend to the show that never ends" in the 1973-74 tour but its another version lol
Cozy990 4 years ago
yeah, what's up with the tempo and the funky sounding drums?
rkteck1964 4 years ago
I really hate that CP has synth sensors on his drums it ruined his sound!
I don't like Dream Theater but I'm still glad they are around just so that people still appreciate quality musicians but they think DT is the best ever (LOL)
At least I got to see most of the great bands back in the day! Especially ELP and Zappa! Too bad I never got to see Gentle Giant!
flammaster 4 years ago
Palmer only used the synthesized percussion on one song: Toccatta. The rest was au naturale.
vcoaster 4 years ago 5
However, the kick drums and toms use triggered samples on this live tour.
Mulyanis77 4 years ago
It's too slow bah! :p
I love it when they play it so fast you're head explodes!
djbon2112 4 years ago
Their not young anymore DJ they,they can"t play as fast as
they used to.however that's why u record things,for.....
timeless prosperity.go have a listen to the 73-74 .......
"W.B.M.F.T.T.S.T.N.E. 2 CD set.that will explode ya head.
myleftnutts 4 years ago 2
Good point ;) I love the performance off Welcome Back, though boots are hit and miss.
djbon2112 4 years ago
Me gysta esta cancion desde que estaba en el utero :-)
ViktorVoronov 4 years ago
What year was this? Looks to be early 1990s.
vcoaster 4 years ago
ELP reunited for a short time in the 90s (nothing to really get into), but they put on a fantastic show. What the hell happened to Keith Emerson's flying piano?
jimsimac 4 years ago
The flying piano, was actually a "rolling piano" that Emerson hung onto with his legs as it rolled over and over, high above the stage. I understand he hated it and it made him sick to "ride it". I don't think it lasted too long. I saw it in 1973.
vcoaster 4 years ago
You are right. Keith was strapped into the bench which was attached to the grand piano, and you could see the straps around his thighs as the piano turned over.) When it rose into the air before it rotated, everyone held their breath, as it did not look like it was going to get off the ground, it wobbled so much it looked like it was going to fall over before it got high enough to rotate. But then it did and you just screamed because you were not sure what was going to happen next. Good times.
inchargenow 4 years ago 4