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you have now witnessed Keith Emerson..one of the greatest keyboard musicians that has ever walked the earth
ONE of the???? He's the motherfuckin' GOAT!!
Yes, Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman were Gods of the keyboards.
Keith is the best,..then wakeman,..then Richard wright,........period,.....end of story ,
Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman are equals and no other rock keyboardists are anywhere near them.
@@PogueMahone1 EXACTLY !!!!! Nobody came anywhere near close to him in the
category of greatest keyboardist of ALL time. He didn't get the nickname, "Fingers"
for no reason. I miss him a lot. Briefly met him back in 1988 when he was touring with Carl Palmer and Robert Berry ( As "3". ). Got his autograph, which is my most prized
possession ! RIP "Fingers" and RIP Greg Lake. Long live Carl Palmer !
Emerson played bass notes with his left hand because Lake (usually on bass) was playing a lead guitar on this song
Oh, quick note: you still haven't heard the whole song. There's eight minutes of Karn Evil 9 before this video clip begins, and another sixteen minutes more after this this clip ends.
Yeah, like in classical music all those pieces would be called movements. I was confused as heck about that until researching info on ELP to figure out what was going on. A very unique way for a rock band to present. But they were PROGRESSIVE rock, which would make sense.
Not forgetting the lines "Performing on a stool, we've a sight to make you drool - seven virgins and a mule. Keep it cool, keep it cool!" which were edited out of the clip (presumably because of the prudish attitude of the American TV networks at the time).
I saw ELP in Atl in the mid nineties and Palmers solo came at the end of hour and half show. How he could do it show after show demonstrates his uncanny ability and stamina
In my humble opinion, the greatest 3 piece band ever👍👍
Cream
Not counting RUSH, of course.
ELP is the most talented band ever.
@@markoliver630 No argument there, but greatest is so much more than talent.
Carl Palmer is one of the greatest drummers of all time. Got to meet him a few years ago with his newer band at a show in Michigan. Class act.
The importance and technique of carl palmer cannot be understated
Welcome to the greatest progressive rock band ever.
3 superb musicians.
No studio tweaks, what you heard on their recordings were the same as they played live, brilliant showmen each and every one of them.
My favourite band.
The studio version is a masterpiece and is my favorite ELP song. I’ve known all the lyrics since I was 17........I’m 62 now!
I've known it since 12 and I'm 58 now. I use Keith as my Catholic confirmation name.
Ditto...I saw them twice in '74...Wow...
Carl Palmer has always been very under rated on drums and was around long before Neil Peart
@@erichorowitz2863 Huh? His attitude? Downfall? What downfall? He's always been full of positive energy, eager to share his immense talent and carry on the legacy of ELP, generous with fans etc. I have no idea what you're talking about...and neither, apparently, do you.
Right on brother as a young drummer in the 70s I copied
him more than the others drummers Bill Burford, Ginger Baker etc. All great drummers,
But finding a band to cover ELP or at least build a similar sound ... wasn't happening.
What's funny is how Carl's drums absolutely do not move when he's playing that drum kit he had in the 70s. Look at any other drum kit, even the mega-sturdy sets Neil Peart used, and the drums move from the force you hit them with. But not Carl, who was using a stainless steel kit with half-inch steel shells that weighed nearly 2.5 TONS! Neil Peart's kit probably weighed 10% of that. So those suckers don't move, no matter how hard he played. Google "Carl Palmer Steel Drum Set" if you are interested.
I don't think Carl was ever under rated, at least not by musicians such as myself.
Carl was the best Rock drummer UNTIL Neal started
I like how their jaws drop to the floor during Palmer's solo
Unbelievable talents, been a fan since 1975, I'm 60 mow❤
They had more talent in their little toe than most of the so called artists of today 😮
Greg lakes vocals were fantastic
I was at Cal Jam. A full day of music...Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, Seals and Croft, The Eagles, Black Oak Arkansa, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and ELP.
Greatest spectacle Rock ever witnessed.
You gotta keep in mind, this was their opener. lol. I only saw ELP once but I'll never forget it. Keith tried to kill his Hammond.
Keith Emerson, Karl Palmer and Greg Lake are INCREDIBLY talented! One of the BEST of all time. I have every album they have made. Magnificent!!!!
Favorite band of all time... Pictures at an Exhibition is ELP at their best.
When Greg was playing guitar, Keith was playing two keyboard s main and bases. 😊
Many years ago, when my Irish Auntie lived in Birmingham, UK she went two doors down to complain about the noise coming from her neighbour's garage. She met with the parents who said it was their son practicing and asked for her to be understanding as he would go places. Well, it was a very young Carl Palmer.
In terms of speed, the drum roll Carl Palmer performed during this performance I believe was the fastest in beats per minute ever recorded up to that point. He has blazing fast precision.
ELP are simply the best band ever appeared in the "rock" era(but they also include amazing classical and jazz on their incredible music). The best thing of ELP is that they are a keyboard led band with the superhuman Keith Emerson so that they have very different sounds rather than usually boring guitars. Then they have the incredible angel voice of Greg Lake and the powerful drumming of Carl Palmer in order to complete the picture.
ELP is also known for the worst prog album of all times. Love Beach from 1978. "Taste of my love" would get MeToo-ed nowadays (I want to dynamite your mind with love tonight, yeahhhh, climb on my rocket and we'll fly, ;-)).
@@galier2 True that. "Love Beach" was their darkest hour. Having said that, it doesn't diminish the quality and power of their earlier efforts.
The Beatles, King Crimson, Queen, Genesis were all greater.
@@manco828 King Crimson are VERY similaf to ELP since Greg Lake was the singer for both bands....Beatles and Queen and are like Lady Gaga compared to ELP. Genesis are a keyboard driven band and they are good until Duke then Lady Gaga is WAY better.
Three of the best musicians of their time and any time. Greg Lake also had a terrific voice. Other songs to check out from them would be Peter Gunn and Fanfare for the Common Man (both instrumentals), Lucky Man a classic ballad and one of my favorites Knifes Edge which had a heavy metal feel to it from a mostly Prog band. Amazing group of musicians. Finally, I think it was also from this show and not sure which song but keyboardist Keith Emerson spins in the air while playing his keyboard.
That revolving piano was actually fake! And keith was not actually playing! ( I watched an interview on RUclips with Greg Lake and he just told this little tid-bit of info!) Who knew!!
Great reaction to Emerson, Lake and Palmer!!! I saw them on this tour in Texas in 1974 when I was 14!!! Phenomenal concert!!! As luck would have it, after a concert in 1987 I got to hang out with Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer for a few minutes on the tour bus!!! They were so gracious!!! Also, after a reunion tour in 1995 I got to go to a meet and greet with the band before the show, and again an experience of a lifetime!!! When you Keith Emerson playing w keyboards, he's playing the bass with his left hand and the organ with his right. He and Rick Wakeman of Yes are considered the two greatest keyboard players in history of rock!! It's great that you all reacted to this!!!
You should Keith Emerson ride his piano in mid air playing it while it turn in circles..
Was at this event in 1974 and what an incredible day and night!
Lucky you!!! I was 8 then but started listening to ELP around 12 years old.
I saw them in the mid 70s at MSG in NYC. The next day at High School, we were all buzzing still...lol
Emerson, Lake and Palmer was the first concert I ever went to at The Myriad, 1977 in Oklahoma City! They are each truly talented and gifted artists. Keith Emerson is extremely above most of the best keyboard players in the world. He is a genius!
Thank you!
🔥🔥🔥🤘😎💯💕👏👏👏
My father was a professional drummer and I learned about speed and quickness and timing when you can all see that in Carl Palmer and thank you
Carl’s solo is absolutely epic here. Fast and powerful. Nobody comes close.
I can hear a lot of Buddy Rich in Carl’s snare playing. Yes, this version is super fast too. The promoters must have supplied a mountain of cocaine backstage !
@@iconoclastic12007 ELP on drugs??? You must be out of your mind. 🤔
I was there, had just turned 18, and for me ELP was the highlight of the whole concert. I went just to see them, and when my friends wanted to leave early to avoid traffic, I refused to leave
Once you have experienced ELP.........you can never go back !
They have always been my absolute # 1 favorite band. Their unique combination of brilliant musical compositions, virtuoso talent and technical ability, combined with their amazing showmanship and envelope pushing technology (for their time), made for a truly stunning live experience.
Keith Emerson is revered as a musical God among keyboardists.
Greg Lake's voice is unique, beautiful and unmatched.
Carl Palmer is a wizard and legend on the drums.
Here in 2024, Carl is still keeping the flame alive. He is touring with his 'Return of Emerson, Lake & Palmer' show.
I have seen it live, it is awesome ! I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone who appreciates great music and a great show.
That's a 3/4 inch thick stainless steel drum kit he had custom made. The kit was so heavy if fell through a couple of the stages and after that stages had to be reinforced to hold it. I believe they had to cancel some venues for this reason. Carl Palmer was all action live. Pure talent, speed and adrenaline. ☮️
Wow
Agreed, I heard it weighed thousands of pounds... the rotating dias was evidently heavy also to support it... and rotate.
That drum set also had beautiful animal decorations etched on the stainless steel! It's beautiful to see
Great prog-rock band. 3 virtuosos on their instruments. You need to check out their catalog amazing
You have now been formally introduced to 70s British prog rock.
Sit back and enjoy.
I saw them live. Never forgotten. 3 musical and creative geniuses Greg specifically writing playing singing and production. It’s obvious what Keith and Carl did. Carl still doing it! A feast of entertainment. I stood right below Greg, what a voice, guitar muso and Carl and Keith it would take too long to list! I was totally stunned in an amazing way. 50 yrs later I still am! They opened our eyes to possibilities and widened our worlds. And made us happy.
Thanks to the 2 of you for reacting to this. I had a feeling you'd enjoy it when I requested it. I feel I get more out of your reactions than most other reactors because being in a band you can relate to the work that is involved...and it shows in your faces and also in your comments. Thanks so much.
No problem mark thank you for your kind words.
Carl Palmer is from my home town of Birmingham England and I had the great fortune of speaking to him after one of his concerts at 'The Robin' in Bilston quite a few years ago. Such a down to earth guy and we chatted for ages. Best drummer ever? Hard to say...certainly up there with Bonham, Mad Moon and Cosy Powell.
Ladys and gentlemam, Carl Palmer
E-L & P are one of those bands who have to listen with headphones and enjoy the ride
Palmer is one of the reasons I had to become a drummer.
Greetings from Oregon. Greatest concert I've ever seen. I've seen a lot. Kieth throwing around the Hammond Carl setting the drums on fire. Greg kicking back playing bass.. spectacular
OMGOD!!!!!!!!
The concert that changed my life...🎹🎸🥁
Something that always gets me in this video: Keith Emerson playing mini-Moog and organ simultaneously, while chewing gum at a completely different rhythm from the song.
Watched them live in Atlanta at the Fox...........................AMAZING
ELP was one of the five most virtuous rock groups in history. Period.
The lady's face is A WORK OF ART.
WOW how fun this was to watch with you two!!!! Two musicians that can leave their comfort zones and experience Master musicians doing their magic from so many years ago. Kudos to you!! That was fun. Cheers from Michigan usa.
I was at Cal Jam 1 and saw this. About 50 yds back from the stage and even with Emerson on Keyboards. It was a great day for music.
The best of British Prog. Miss them.
This was in 1973 , Neil Peart was not even in Rush yet. Carl Palmer was the drum God.
Jamie Burnette you are quite right about Carl. The fastest and most technical drummer to walk the earth. But I’m pretty sure it was 1974. Not that it matters much.
Ok, so YEAH on Carl Plamer. I had the most ridiculous crush on the guy! Stinking cute!! So sad he's the only one left. A tragedy, Keith, and Greg lost too soon.
@@davidmiles533 1974 is correct David. April 6th, at the Ontario Motor Speedway in Southern California. I know this because I was there!
My number one band and my number one record!💝💝💝💝💝
These guys are responsible for 25% of my hearing loss. Nothing exceeds like excess!
rip greg and keith ,the first real super group: keep drumming carl memories wonderful
I was 14 when I saw this tour in New Haven CT.! One of the loudest and best shows I ever saw! And growing up a Mets fanatic I know the tape your you and your refering to!Very cool that we share music & Mets!Peace from Ct.
It was 1973, I was 14 yrs. old. I rode my bike the 3 miles north to the new record store that had just opened. Browsing through the huge selection, I saw a big display of the newly released album by Emerson, Lake, & Palmer titled of all things 'Brain Salad Surgery'. Wow, how wild & cool is that ? I hadn't heard them before, but my eyes were transfixed to the amazing artwork on the cover by H.R. Geiger. "Holy Crap,. that's freakin amazing looking." I bought the album just because of that cover art. I pedaled my butt home just as fast as my legs could go, so I could fire up the record player & hear what this could be. Wow wow wow was I amazed at all the wild sounds this album held. That was my real intro to Progressive Rock & to the amazing art of H.R. Geiger. Man, what a discovery & journey.
Keith Emerson 🎹 Greg Lake 🎸🎤 Carl Palmer 🥁 There's nothing else you need to know 😁. Now listen to ALL their masterpieces 🔥🔥 You guys were awesome reviewing this
ELP were an amazing band. I was lucky enough to be at their last concert where they opened with this song.
Sadly two are no longer with us but I once had the pleasure of meeting Greg Lake who was a real gent.
looks like "7 virgins and a mule" was left out of this version or cut out as this was aired live
Yes, they had to edit it out in order to air it on ABC. The 300,000 or so people in attendance got to hear it though!
Off the scale just incredible
That drum solo. What the hell was that? You don’t see that with most of the drummers out there.His skill is undeniable but all I kept thinking as time took place was have I ever seen anyone who completely gave into the music. Not one note of the entire solo was performed with any restraint.None at all. A very courageous thing to do in front of large crowd of people. Impressive
Hey WOLF HUNTERS, I SAW ELP WITH JETHRO TULL IN 1997 WITHOUT DOUBT WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE CONCERTS I WAS ABLE TO WITNESS.... SAW THIS CALIFORNIA JAM LIVE AS WAS BROADCAST LIVE.....AWESOME DRUM SOLO...✌
I did too sandstone kansas city, amazing show
Me too!! In Michigan at an outdoor amphitheater outside Detroit.
Being Red Sox fan and shutting the TV off when the ball went through Buckner's legs, knowing full well, here we go again.
They had the largest sound system ever put together 4 giant towers two on stage two in the back they played in quadraphonic was a good day !
LP? E-L-P. Emerson Lake and Palmer. Respect required.
my friends in college introduced me to ELP. i was immediately struck by the genius of Greg Lake and Keith Emerson. i had never heard a keyboard / organ / piano played like Keith did. i often think of Kai and Jukka in terms of ELP's drummers, Kai is the technician like Carl Palmer, and Jukka is the powerhouse like Cozy Powell. sad that Keith and Greg both died the same year. Greg died from cancer and Keith killed himself. Cozy was lost to a car wreck. RIP.
songs to explore for those new to these guys: "Still...You Turn Me On", "Lucky Man", "Hoedown"
from Emerson, Lake, and Powell: "Touch and Go", "Step Aside", "Lay Down Your Guns", "Love Blind", "The Score", "Mars, The Bringer of War"
from 3 to The Power of 3, their last project, Greg Lake was replaced by Robert Berry: "Talkin 'Bout", "Lover to Lover", "Chains", "8 Miles High"
i had despaired that i would never find another group that amazed me like these guys. until i found Nightwish.
Definitely the "Greatest Show On Earth" that night. I was there! Just a side note, ELP is not pronounced as a word just say the letters. Glad you enjoyed this video. ELP were the headliners and closed the show. The day started with Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, The Eagles, Seals and Croft, Black Oak Arkansas, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, and ELP. Linda Lovelace stopped by to say hello during the day.
"Linda Lovelace stopped by to say hello during the day"... Jaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Fabulous concert!
Welcome Back My friends TO the Show
And "The Three Fates" from the first album, with Emerson on the Royal Festival Hall organ.
Sweet
After that you really need to do Jethro Tull Thick as a brick live at Madison Square Gardens (1976 I think)
Really enjoyed your reaction to ELP.
Summer Jam was shown on TV (ABC?). During ELP's set, my 15 year old head exploded. More than once.
Was lucky enough to see them live in 1977 The Works tour with a 70 piece orchestra on stage with them. Keith Emerson on keys Greg Lake vocals Guitar and Bass and Carl Palmer Percussions. I think they edited out a verse.. Performing on a stool we've a sight to make you drool. Seven Virgins and Mule keep it cool keep it cool. Couldn't write that in today's environment. Ha!
I saw that live in the 70s in Manhattan, Kansas including the spitting drum set.
Just stumbled upon you guys tonight,& your reactions are so freaking cool 😎. Plus during your intro once you mentioned Those 86 Mets…. Got my attention 🤷♂️✌️✌️✌️
that drum solo back to singing transition i tellya
I saw them live at the WVU Coliseum in January 1978. I didn't know anything about them before the show, but with my first opportunity after, I scampered downtown to the record shop and bought their live album "Welcome Back My Friends, to the Show that Never Ends". Do yourself a favor and listen to all the movements of this song. It's available on RUclips. Then do us a favor and do a reaction video to Tarkus off of that live album.
Everyone should reach to that album. A live masterpiece! They were the Greatest show on earth for over a decade. ☮️
awesome band - Palmer with no equal on drums and Keith amazing and Greg solid
Keith was also the best (and most creative) on keyboards and Greg was as good a bass and acoustic player as you'd find (pretty good here on electric lead too).
Glad you guys got to see this and enjoy it! All this brilliant music from just three musicians is beyond amazing! Carl's drum solo is truly the best, most impressive I've ever seen, and the final crazy bit of history on this clip...I was there!!! Me, and a quarter million of my new friends watched a truly amazing day of phenomenal music!
That man can play the drums
I remember that clip you remember from the Mets video. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that was part of an ad for the NYC radio station WPLJ.
Carl's drum kit weighed about 2000 pounds. Many of the places they played had to reinforce the stage to handle it.
That was his special order Stainless Steel drum set with etchings of animals in the stainless! What a beautiful set for sure!
I heard him talking about it today. He said he only used it that one tour and Ringo Starr has it now.
@@l.plantagenet2539 - When he ordered it from a metal fab shop, they asked him if he wanted 1/8 or 1/4 in sheet. He thoughtlessly said 1/4, not realizing just how freaking heavy it was going to be...
The sick thing about this solo is, it's just Carl Palmer being Carl Palmer. The Best that ever was (he's still alive and playing).
Sabbath did a deafening performance of "War Pigs" that isn't forgotten by anybody who heard it.
Carl Palmer is the Bruce Lee of Drumming. A Grand Master.
They were at their absolute peak in their career. After this they took off from 1975-1977, came back and toured 2 more years, then split until 1992, when they reformed and played until 1997.
Back to my childhood! I was 6 years old in '74. Emerson, Lake and Palmer are most known for their cover of Fanfare For The Common Man by Aaron Copeland. They filmed the video in the Toronto Olympic Stadium. Greg Lake is also famous for his solo hit, I Believe In Father Christmas.
5 in '74
Underappreciated group...14 in '74 (yikes!)
Most known for their cover of "Fanfare for the Common man?" They were known for a lot more than that. At the time Carl Palmer was arguably the best rock drummer in the word as keith Emerson remains to this day, the best rock keyboard player ever. Greg lake one of the best rock voices ever. One of the first to be known as a "super group" given their origins in The Nice, King Crimson and The Crazy World of Authur Brown.
Toronto doesn’t have an Olympic stadium. Montreal on the other hand does have one.
@@mkg59 - me too Mate.
This section of "Karn Evil 9", it's 4 parts on the "Brain Salad Surgery" album 1st impression part 1 & 2, 2nd Impression and 3rd impression, the 1st impression was the last track on side 1 this started the 1st track on side 2. This video was turned into their live triple album "Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends", it was also a double casette, 8-track and compact disc. I've owned Brain Salad Surgery and Welcome Back my Friends on album, 8-track, cassette and CD in the last 50 years. Well kids, this is what us KIDS who grew up in the seventies enjoyed when it came out.
Jamas pense que harian una reaccion a ELP, me encanto ya que es mi banda de rock progresivo favorita. Felicitaciones y saludos.
Genius elp. Find that today!
Nice to see you guys react to one of my favourite pieces of music. Rock on Wolf Hunters!
Favorite group...Saw them twice when they were HUGE...
Watched the 86 Mets win the World Series and saw ELP at least 10 times great days 😊
Carl was 24 in this video, the kit itself weighed around 2.5 tons
Yes, Carl Palmer is amazing. Yes, Keith Emerson is amazing. And Greg is cool too.
The album has the whole song:
Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression, part 1
Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression, part 2
Karn Evil 9, 2nd Impression
Karn Evil 9, 3rd Impression
He helped invent the moog synthesizer
carl played the first stainless steel drumkit during this concert also watch Keith on the spinning piano
The spinning piano was actually a fake! And keith didn't actually play a nite on it! ( I saw a video of a Greg Lake interview and he actually told this story! The truth is out!!)
Dead By April - Memory
Dead By April - Losing You
Dead By April - Mystery
I have only had the immense pleasure to see these guys three times. One of them the very first concert I attended. Liked them before, loved them after and always. True musicians in the traditional of individually and prowess. And yeah, got the major crush on Carl.
Carl was the only rock drummer that the worlds greatest drummer, Buddy Rich, respected
It’s E. L. P. - Emerson Lake & Palmer. Keith Emerson, Keys, committed suicide when his arthritis got so bad he couldn’t play anymore. Greg Lake, singer , guitarist, bassist died of brain cancer. Palmer is still playing. I never realized he had such chops til I saw him live. Just as good as Peart.