[2018-06-29] Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy "Live" CD/DVD set with guests Steve Hackett, Mark Stein and David Frangioni (BMG)

Linda · **Posted:** Fri May 11, 2018 7:12 am

Description
2 disc release from Carl Palmer, perhaps the mostly highly rated drummer in the world, and now the sole surviving member of prog rock giants Emerson, Lake & Palmer. Features two amazing Carl Palmer’s ELP Legacy gigs: CD live in New York 2014, DVD Live Miami 2016. DVD (2 hrs long) is a complete tribute show to Keith Emerson, featuring special guests Steve Hackett (Genesis), Mark Stein (Vanilla Fudge) and David Frangioni. Booklet with sleeve notes by Carl Palmer. Sensational instrumental versions of ELP and ELP inspired classics, featuring the prodigal talents of Simon Fitzpatrick on guitar and Paul Bielatowicz on bass.

Tracklist
[CD: Live In New York 2014]
1. Rondeau Des Indes Galantes / Ride Of The Valkyries
2. Toccata And Fugue In D Minor
3. Mars, The God Of War / 21st Century Schizoid Man
4. Tarkus
5. America
6. Knife-Edge
7. Trilogy

[DVD: Live In Miami 2016]
1. Introduction (Includes 'Hoedown' Track Audio Excerpts)
2. Peter Gunn
3. Karn Evil 9 (Welcome Back My Friends)
4. The Barbarian
5. Bitches Crystal
6. Jerusalem
7. Romeo & Juliet
8. 21st Century Schizoid Man
9. Clair De Lune
10. Knife-Edge
11. Hoedown
12. Take A Pebble
13. Carmina Burana
14. Pictures At An Exhibition
15. Fanfare For The Common Man / Drum Solo
16. Nutrocker
17. Behind The Scenes At The Tribute To Keith Emerson

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CXC36LG/?tag=imwan-20

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

DanO · 30 Jul 2006

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

These are the live instrumental versions that he plays with his current band, which is fantastic.

Geff R. · 27 Sep 2006

Who's in the band?

Invisible Pedestrian · **Joined:** 24 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 26163

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

Rick A · 23 Jul 2006

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

I've seen them and in a million years I could not have imagined they could pull this off but not only did they I found it was quite inventive and enjoyable.

The fresh take of arrangement(s) AND the exceptional skill of the musicians made the concert very satisfying.

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

I've seen them and in a million years I could not have imagined they could pull this off but not only did they I found it was quite inventive and enjoyable.

The fresh take of arrangement(s) AND the exceptional skill of the musicians made the concert very satisfying.

Fair enough.

Rick A · 23 Jul 2006

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

I've seen them and in a million years I could not have imagined they could pull this off but not only did they I found it was quite inventive and enjoyable.

The fresh take of arrangement(s) AND the exceptional skill of the musicians made the concert very satisfying.

Fair enough.

Personally, I would have never have gone to a concert where a keyboardist and/or signer/bass player tried to replicate Keith and Greg.
It can't happen and if it was attempted I would not sit for it.

They are both one of a kind and the best prog have ever offered, period.

DanO · 30 Jul 2006

I've seen them twice, once whereby Todd Rundgren came out to sing "Lucky Man".

I'm seeing them again on June 29.

So, I can enjoy seeing the legendary Carl Palmer perform ELP music with world-class guitarists (being that the E and the L are dead and gone), or I can sit home and brood.

Jason Michael · 30 May 2012

DanO wrote:

So, I can enjoy seeing the legendary Carl Palmer perform ELP music with world-class guitarists (being that the E and the L are dead and gone), or I can sit home and brood.

Hmmm....pretty limited options for you. I've never seen Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy, yet seldom sit home and brood.

Dr. Chris Evil · 26 Jul 2006

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

I've seen them and in a million years I could not have imagined they could pull this off but not only did they I found it was quite inventive and enjoyable.

The fresh take of arrangement(s) AND the exceptional skill of the musicians made the concert very satisfying.

Fair enough.

Personally, I would have never have gone to a concert where a keyboardist and/or signer/bass player tried to replicate Keith and Greg.
It can't happen and if it was attempted I would not sit for it.

They are both one of a kind and the best prog have ever offered, period.

I have to admit, when I think of ELP, the first thing I think of is keyboards. That's why it's hard for me to imagine this setup. But if someone saw this and enjoyed it, more power to them.

Invisible Pedestrian · **Joined:** 24 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 26163

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Rick A wrote:

Dr. Chris Evil wrote:

Invisible Pedestrian wrote:

Renny wrote:

ELP - my my my

they are right up there with the doors and yes and the who for recycling old material and releasing live archival stuff.

i think their original catalog albums have been on CD on about 3 or 4 different labels now, maybe more.

This is NOT ELP.

It's Carl Palmer's band and he's been doing this for many years now.

I've seen them twice as openers, but it's not my thing.

It is ELP music (and some other material), still as a trio but with guitars replacing keyboards,

So this band has no keyboards and no vocals and yet it's supposed to be ELP's "Legacy?"

I've seen them and in a million years I could not have imagined they could pull this off but not only did they I found it was quite inventive and enjoyable.

The fresh take of arrangement(s) AND the exceptional skill of the musicians made the concert very satisfying.

Fair enough.

Personally, I would have never have gone to a concert where a keyboardist and/or signer/bass player tried to replicate Keith and Greg.
It can't happen and if it was attempted I would not sit for it.

They are both one of a kind and the best prog have ever offered, period.

I have to admit, when I think of ELP, the first thing I think of is keyboards. That's why it's hard for me to imagine this setup. But if someone saw this and enjoyed it, more power to them.

I didn't like it all, and found the guitar playing obnoxious noodling.

I've seen them twice and I'm an ELP fanatic, so I'm allowed an opinion.

I do love that Carl keeps the music alive and I met him after one of the shows in 2013 and he told me there was no point in playing ELP material the same way and this kept it fresh for him and the audience, so more power to him I say.

Just not my thing at all and I tried.

DanO · 30 Jul 2006

Jason Michael wrote:

DanO wrote:

So, I can enjoy seeing the legendary Carl Palmer perform ELP music with world-class guitarists (being that the E and the L are dead and gone), or I can sit home and brood.

Hmmm....pretty limited options for you. I've never seen Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy, yet seldom sit home and brood.

The third option is being a clueless shit-stirrer, apparently.

Rick A · 23 Jul 2006

DanO wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

DanO wrote:

So, I can enjoy seeing the legendary Carl Palmer perform ELP music with world-class guitarists (being that the E and the L are dead and gone), or I can sit home and brood.

Hmmm....pretty limited options for you. I've never seen Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy, yet seldom sit home and brood.

The third option is being a clueless shit-stirrer, apparently.

Jason Michael may not realize how much you DO get out DanO. You give JohnG a run for his money in concerts attended.

Linda · **Posted:** Sun May 13, 2018 8:22 pm

A "Crosby, Stills And Palmer" tour would change Renny's mind.

DanO · 30 Jul 2006

Rick A wrote:

DanO wrote:

Jason Michael wrote:

DanO wrote:

So, I can enjoy seeing the legendary Carl Palmer perform ELP music with world-class guitarists (being that the E and the L are dead and gone), or I can sit home and brood.

Hmmm....pretty limited options for you. I've never seen Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy, yet seldom sit home and brood.

The third option is being a clueless shit-stirrer, apparently.

Jason Michael may not realize how much you DO get out DanO. You give JohnG a run for his money in concerts attended.

...and every now and then John G and I are at concerts together!

Geff R. · 27 Sep 2006

Who are these guitar players??????

DanO · 30 Jul 2006

Geff R. wrote:

Who are these guitar players??????

Band Members

Carl Palmer
Paul Bielatowicz
Simon Fitzpatrick

Geff R. · 27 Sep 2006

Unknowns to me, but thank you!

Renny · 26 Jun 2006

Linda wrote:

A "Crosby, Stills And Palmer" tour would change Renny's mind.

i don't know about that one....not a big ELP fan to begin with. i would like to hear stills and crosby cover some of greg lake's acoustic tunes though, could be very nice. crosby singing 'from the beginning".........think about it!

Geff R. · 27 Sep 2006

As much as I like From The Beginning, imo the lyrics are a bit too nonsensical for Croz.

[2018-06-29] Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy "Live" CD/DVD set with guests Steve Hackett, Mark Stein and David Frangioni (BMG)

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