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It’s a podcast, dude. 😂

Thanks a lot for your comment! 😊

Crazy to think it didn’t make the front page!

I think they all played their part and the vocal harmonies throughout are just beautiful!

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Didn’t know that! Very interesting!

I feel like you can even tell from the energy of this recorded album that they would have been insanely fun to watch live!

The bass is absolutely killer on this album - carries so much weight and power whilst the guitar is focussing more on ambience and atmosphere! Do you have a favourite Muse album?

@@longlivernrpod yes Is Origin of symmetry Alt rock classic

What's your No1? And also I think it's great that RHCP are still making great music almost 30 years after their original music first became known - such a consistent and distinctive band!

@@longlivernrpod Blood Sugar Sex Magic . Just an unbeatable record, SO many classics on that one. Mother's Milk would be #4, and Stadium Arcadium rounds out my Top 5. Still trying to embrace Dream Canteen, which is so strange because it's from the same sessions that yielded Unlimited Love. I just know that when Unlimited came out I bought a cassette version of the album so I could play it in my car (😄), and played it every day for the entire summer. Seared those songs into my brain in a way I hadn't done since some releases in the mid '90s.

@@brettschacht4183 They've just got such a vast catalogue of songs and music that, album to album, is so different! Yet still such a consistent and distinctive sound! What a band!!!

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Black Sabbath said they weren’t Metal, but Hard Rock and hated being classified as Metal, but as we look back and look at the evolution and genealogy of the music of that time, it’s very clear that Black Sabbath do fit completely into that Metal bracket. Same can be said for ELP and, unfortunately for them, they don’t really get a choice in how they’re classified 😂 They might not have cared for that label or associated themselves with it at that time, but history, hindsight and music evolution shows us that they unequivocally belong in the Prog bracket!

They’re all so good and so different.

@@longlivernrpod true, the entire recording is excellent ✌🏽

Looking forward to listening to 2! Yeah it’s a great album - such versatility and expression yet still firmly GnR music - no doubt about it!

I’m sure an episode for CD will appear in the future! Thanks for listening and taking the time to comment. 😎

I think Zappa always had a soft spot for GFR!

Don't know and can't say, but I've heard mentioned Paice and Peart, neither of whose playing I have listened to really, so one can definitely state, whoever is best, their name likely begins with 'P'.

My favourite Maiden album, too!

I love this band! I saw elp 5 times during in the 93 and 97 south American tour.

He was an idiot.

Agreed! And a phenomenal tour to follow it!

@@longlivernrpod absolutly..World Slavery Tour..ultimate concert,after that Maiden little bit lost that energy..Somewhere in Time is good album but sound too much,,studio,,..no agresive riffs..Powerslave remain best album..

Such a great and underrated track!

Which one's your favorite? Mine is Killers.

What are your Top 5?

Yes - Killers is amazing, top 3 for me!

@@longlivernrpod 5. number of the beast 4. iron maiden 3. powerslave 2. piece of mind 1. killers

Too 5 for me is seventh son , somewhere in time , number of the beast, senjutsu , brave new world After those piece of mind, powerslave , My least favourite albums are book of souls and final frontier They have good songs but Bruce’s voice just grinds on you he spends way too much time screaming up high

So I’ve heard!

Agreed! A perfect Prog Rock album for sure!

We have a new episode out today focussing on ‘In The Court Of The Crimson King’ which you may like! Great to hear - I can’t say I’m a devout fan, but what I’ve heard I’ve been mightily impressed with. Felipe likes them a lot, I believe!

@@longlivernrpod Give it time and check out more of their catalog. They'll grow on ya. They even did what I termed ProgJazz.. Very cool tune with arguably the longest name :WHEN THE APPLE BLOSSOMS BLOOM IN THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND I'LL BE YOUR VALENTINE 😁. It's worth a listen and quite unique.

Interesting stuff! Thanks for letting us know! 😎

@@longlivernrpod you are welcome

Hi Tara! This podcast simulates conversations that we would have whilst we toured the world together. We might listen to an album, read and article or two if we have the time, and then discuss it! We don’t claim to know everything and certainly don’t get everything right re song titles, albums, years etc Just two musicians chatting about some great bands/albums! So thanks for listening closely and letting us know about the use of the carpet - we felt our research time was best spent listening to the music rather than finding out the exact reason a carpet was used! 🤣

@@longlivernrpod The carpet actually covered a rubber mat that prevented electrical shocks.

What a cool fact! Thanks for sharing!

@@longlivernrpod My pleasure. 🤓 ELP has been my #1 band since I was 17 in 1970 and I followed Greg Lake when he left King Crimson to form this odd new keyboard-led trio with Greg mostly covering bass and a percussion madman from a band I also loved -The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (although Carl had been with Atomic Rooster just before ELP). Another fun fact... Carl's beautiful, engraved, heavy AF (it took two big roadies just to move the bass drum 😁) stainless steel kit proved to be a bit unwieldy for touring and Carl eventually sold it. Later at auction, it was purchased by none other than Ringo Starr, who still owns it to this day.

@@quentinmichel7581 We've got a King Crimson album episode coming out soon - stay tuned!

Thanks a lot Dave! All of our episodes are in the same vain, so have a look and see if we’ve done any other bands or albums you like and dig in! 😎 Feel free to subscribe to stay up to date with our newest episodes! 😊

This video totally wasted my time and did not add anything to the conversation.

Hi Diane! These little videos are what we call ‘shorts’. Some channels exclusively put all their content out through shorts, others use it to give a taste of what a longer video or an extended episode might have in it! As you can see from all the information on the video and the end photo, we are a podcast and this is one of our episodes. In this episode we were talking about the drumming connection between Bonham and Moon - this side point came out of that conversation and we spoke about it for a brief while! 😊

Hi Diane, So sorry to hear you feel that this was a waste of 25 seconds for yourself! As aforementioned in the previous reply, there are plenty more discussion points in the episode! This ‘short’ is there just to give a flavour of some of the stuff we discuss! 😊

He was truly a masterful musician and even better songwriter/composer!

Awesome! Thanks for letting us know!

Many would agree!

Many would agree!!!

Very well could be!

Wow! We didn’t know about Yes opening for them - that’s really cool and especially the part about Rick and Keith admiring each others clothing! 😂

@@longlivernrpod of course yes opened for Emerson Lake and Palmer in 1971 and even stated that EOP helped give them their start even though yes started a little earlier than ELP they were just a regular rock and roll band at the time and didn't have the huge supergroup progressive rock reputation that ELP h a d coming off of the Isle of Wight Festival.. furthermore it was Rick Wakeman admiring Keith Emerson's outfits and performing..

I've not read that.

@@robertdohme1890 I didn't read that either it was interviews on my local radio station with Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer.

Certainly was!

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