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ELP, From the Beginning (Original Post)
OAITW r.2.0
May 3
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All of them were classically trained it seems. Greg Lake had a very poetic sound and they played well together
lefthandedskyhook
May 16
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ProfessorGAC
(72,754 posts)1. Good Choice
Very pretty Song. Fantastic guitar part, nice subtle rhythm parts & the cool synths at the end.
Diamond_Dog
(37,051 posts)2. Greg Lake's vocals and Keith Emerson on the Moog Synthesizer
Love it!
lefthandedskyhook
(1,166 posts)3. Thanks!
Only Palmer remains
lefthandedskyhook
(1,166 posts)4. I think the three of them achieved top notch chamber music here
Do you agree?
OAITW r.2.0
(30,293 posts)5. Maybe...I just know they were unique in their music.
Somewhere between Pink Floyd and the Moody Blues.
lefthandedskyhook
(1,166 posts)6. All of them were classically trained it seems. Greg Lake had a very poetic sound and they played well together
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OAITW r.2.0
(30,293 posts)7. All I know is, early 70's was the sweet spot for crazy, great, unique music.

ProfessorGAC
(72,754 posts)9. Perhaps
But, I do know they had what I consider to be the best keyboardist in the rock era, mostly because he was such a good piano player.
Keith was a titan!
OAITW r.2.0
(30,293 posts)10. Prof....we were blessed to become musically alive in the late sixties.

ProfessorGAC
(72,754 posts)8. I Still Play This One
Has to be 45-47 years ago that I just decided I HAD to know that opening.
I'm not sure that I play it exactly like Lake did, but I'll still grab a guitar & play this.