Product Description
To celebrate the 40th Anniversary reunion of ELP, this two CD collection brings together all those works and pieces that made ELP the legends they are today. Compiled by the band, High Voltage is both an introduction and celebration of the ELP canon. Disc One provides the band at their most overly experimental and progressive as they blend their virtuoso and classically trained chops to celebrated works by Mussorgsky ("Pictures At An Exhibition") and their very own seven movement piece titled, "Tarkus" taken from their groundbreaking second album of the same name, first released in 1971. Disc Two offers a clutch of tracks ranging from Greg Lake’s "Lucky Man" and "Take A Pebble", along with the Bartok modified "Barbarian"--all taken from the band’s first album. Also featued is "Touch And Go" with Cozy Powell as replacement drummer for Carl Palmer, and of course, no ELP collection could ever be complete without their signature Aaron Copland re-working of "Fanfare For The Common Man" first released on the Works Volume 1 album in 1977.

CD 1
1. Tarkus (Medley)
2. Pictures At An Exhibition (Medley)
3. Nutrocker

CD 2
1. Touch And Go
2. The Barbarian
3. Fanfare For The Common Man
4. Lucky Man
5. Take A Pebble

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003SCMHGC/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003SCMHGC/?tag=imwan-21

Note: Amazon USA currently lists this as Live At The High Voltage Festival, but that's incorrect —this is a compilation of previously released studio recordings which ELP are putting out to coincide with their appearance at the High Voltage Festival this year.

A topic for another thread really, but ELP and several other bands are releasing live CDs from this year's festival...

http://www.concertlive.co.uk/livecds.php?id=19

I hope somebody is filming this two day event. I wish I could have been there, what a lineup.

Rick A.