@@williamburchell7906 the trilogy tour. Good for you. I saw the one supporting their debut album and t a r k u s had just come out. So obviously you know what I'm talking about.
I've seen two of Carl's ELP Legacy shows and they were awesome. I was at the 1992 gig which is the basis for the new show. Can't wait for it to come to the UK. Lucky Rochester.
Saw the show in Erie , PA. If you are an ELP/Prog rock fan it's worth checking out. Carl plays an amazing solo and has a couple amazing musicians accompany him. The tunes featuring his lost band mates were well done as well.
@@mikewest1542 what ?... And the ELP Royal Albert Hall gigs from 92 ?, The Greg Lake tour on 81 , 2005 , 2006, 2012, 13 ? , The 92 , 93 , 97, 98, 96 ELP tours?! Plenty of gigs in the UK !! The same with Keith Emerson Bands , and specially Carl Palmer's Bands !!! The UK was part of the tours ....
Carl said Royal Albert Hall DVD only sold 12000 worlwide by Sanctuary, before Universal era...., But I have 2 versions pre Sanctuary records...., on plastic boxes or card cover versions, Non Sanctuary , on DVD. And was sold very well
Agreed. He is just as good if not more good then buddy rich. Considering he not only lived longer then buddy rich. But can drum just as well when he was young at his age. With proper technique and taking care of his health has kept a drumming madman
I agree I've always said that Carl is Buddy Rich on steroids😊 but yes he is better because Carl also has classical and jazz training as well as playing progressive rock which is some pretty complex s h i t😮
@@williamburchell7906 bill is my second favorite drummer. I also am a huge fan of Bobby Caldwell Dave weckl Terry Bozzio and of course Ansley Dunbar from the early days of Journey meaning the first three albums.
RUSH has expressed interest in possibly touring with another drummer. I can't think of any other drummer capable of pulling off Neil's talent than Carl Palmer. Also saw ELP's Black Moon tour Jones Beach Theater in NY in the 90's and Carl's ELP Legacy tour with YES ,ASIA , and Strange world of Arthur Brown in Raleigh NC in 2019
I've seen ELP every time they came to my city starting in 1971 all of the way up to the early 2000s and I do agree with you not only that put Neil Peart was hugely influenced by Carl Palmer back when Neil was first starting out and if you would have seen Carl Palmer in the old days he was even better than Neil Peart. As a matter of fact you can see the Brain Salad Surgery tour in 1974 they have a lot of it including the drum solo on RUclips😮 I was surprised to not too long ago I heard Carl Palmer in an interview and although he did not mention Neil Peart by name he stated that he was a fan of Rush and had even gone to a couple of their concerts. My point is I agree with you Carl would be a great choice however I can't help but feel he has a lot of loyalty to these two guys and this Legacy tour. I still say that Carl Palmer should get a good keyboard player and a bass player singer and do the ELP Legacy tour the right way😊
I saw them at Jones Beach, too. Can’t remember if I saw them there twice. I know they opened for Jethro Tull there once. Was that the same show? I also saw Palmer with Arthur Brown, Asia and Yes at Bald Hill
@@pjm829 on that Jethro Tull tour they were Co headliners in one city ELP would open and in the next city Jethro Tull would open. You saw them very late in their career. I saw them in 1971 when yes opened up for them I saw them again in 1972 for trilogy 1973 for Brain Salad Surgery again in 1976 when Journey opened up for them twice in 1977 and again in 1978. Of course I saw them in the later decades however they weren't the same. If you didn't see them in the 1970s especially the early seventies then unfortunately you missed out. They were young energetic precise with a high level of virtuosity like none other. They won all the polls and were considered the standard for excellence in musicianship that all other groups were compared to in those days. I saw Carl Palmer before Neil Peart was even with Rush. I saw Neil Peart in 1974 right after he joined Rush add a free concert in St Louis Forest Park called the KSHE kite flying contest. They opened up for Charlie Daniels believe it or not and Drew a crowd of 85,000 people I was 17 years old at the time. One last thing Neil Peart who was inspired by Carl Palmer by the way was no match for him in concert. I know because I saw Rush several times as well and yes Neil never disappoints however Carl Palmer was so off the chain he looked like a freaking robot he was so powerful and fast as well as extremely complex. Anyway I just wanted you to know that.
What a class act Carl is.
Carl keeps the ELP fire burning!
A lot of humans don't know it, but Carl's always been a first to bring new things to music. Keith Emerson also brought a lot of new.
And Greg was the voice!
Thank You Carl Palmer!!!!
I saw the show last night. Incredible. I saw them in 86 and 92. I can't believe how good he is as 73 years old.
ELP will never Die!
Drummings true goat😊
Saw the show last night. Incredible performances by all. Be sure to see it. Carl performed the best drum solo I've ever seen.
You should have seen him in 1971 and 1973😮 wow
I saw ELP the first time in 72@@edljnehan2811
@@williamburchell7906 the trilogy tour. Good for you. I saw the one supporting their debut album and t a r k u s had just come out. So obviously you know what I'm talking about.
Seen Carl play many times and met him on a couple of tours. A truly incredible drummer and a lovely humble man too.🙏😁🥁🎶🎶🎶
I saw Carls band months after Keith left this earth. They were Great! No keyboards- amazing. I hope to catch the 2024 tour. RIP EMERSON & LAKE :(
I saw it last month and as an ELP fan from the 70s it was awesome.
I've seen two of Carl's ELP Legacy shows and they were awesome. I was at the 1992 gig which is the basis for the new show. Can't wait for it to come to the UK. Lucky Rochester.
Fantastic! I can't wait to see you again. Love you Carl Palmer!
Saw the show in Erie , PA. If you are an ELP/Prog rock fan it's worth checking out. Carl plays an amazing solo and has a couple amazing musicians accompany him. The tunes featuring his lost band mates were well done as well.
Well it ain’t coming to the U.K , the band basically ignored the U.K after 1973 due to the anality of the U.K press !
@@mikewest1542 what ?...
And the ELP Royal Albert Hall gigs from 92 ?, The Greg Lake tour on 81 , 2005 , 2006, 2012, 13 ? , The 92 , 93 , 97, 98, 96 ELP tours?!
Plenty of gigs in the UK !!
The same with Keith Emerson Bands , and specially Carl Palmer's Bands !!!
The UK was part of the tours ....
ELP Forever!
What a band! What a guy!!❣
ELP .. Were unique and ahead of the game
c'est la vie...🙏
To the interviewers thank you for giving him the time to explain the show ..
I saw them at the royal Albert Hall so great and thank you Carl for the autograph I treasure it
One of the Grandmasters of modern drumming! Excellent!
Carl said Royal Albert Hall DVD only sold 12000 worlwide by Sanctuary, before Universal era...., But I have 2 versions pre Sanctuary records...., on plastic boxes or card cover versions, Non Sanctuary , on DVD.
And was sold very well
In my opinion, the best drummer since Buddy Rich.
Agreed. He is just as good if not more good then buddy rich. Considering he not only lived longer then buddy rich. But can drum just as well when he was young at his age. With proper technique and taking care of his health has kept a drumming madman
@@doxskew2221 exactly!
I agree I've always said that Carl is Buddy Rich on steroids😊 but yes he is better because Carl also has classical and jazz training as well as playing progressive rock which is some pretty complex s h i t😮
I think he's fantastic. My favorite drummer however is Bill Bruford. Favorite doesn't mean the best. Bruford is so inventive and surprising.
@@williamburchell7906 bill is my second favorite drummer. I also am a huge fan of Bobby Caldwell Dave weckl Terry Bozzio and of course Ansley Dunbar from the early days of Journey meaning the first three albums.
Saw his legacy group at Liverpool's legendary Cavern Club
One of my favourite drummers. I feel sorry that he's now on his own but he seems to be coping well with it.
Saw them in Chicago at that huge outdoor concert at Soldier Field in 1977. Nice memory.
Legend...
❤😍🙌 Love E.L.P. He looks really good Carl Palmer.
I saw ELP in 2022 in New Haven, very cool. Go see it if you can.
ELP forever
Stil...You Turn Us On...
Too bad I never saw all three live. A bit too young.
And we call this news?
Well if you like ELP it's news; what's your problem.
RUSH has expressed interest in possibly touring with another drummer. I can't think of any other drummer capable of pulling off Neil's talent than Carl Palmer. Also saw ELP's Black Moon tour Jones Beach Theater in NY in the 90's and Carl's ELP Legacy tour with YES ,ASIA , and Strange world of Arthur Brown in Raleigh NC in 2019
I've seen ELP every time they came to my city starting in 1971 all of the way up to the early 2000s and I do agree with you not only that put Neil Peart was hugely influenced by Carl Palmer back when Neil was first starting out and if you would have seen Carl Palmer in the old days he was even better than Neil Peart. As a matter of fact you can see the Brain Salad Surgery tour in 1974 they have a lot of it including the drum solo on RUclips😮 I was surprised to not too long ago I heard Carl Palmer in an interview and although he did not mention Neil Peart by name he stated that he was a fan of Rush and had even gone to a couple of their concerts. My point is I agree with you Carl would be a great choice however I can't help but feel he has a lot of loyalty to these two guys and this Legacy tour. I still say that Carl Palmer should get a good keyboard player and a bass player singer and do the ELP Legacy tour the right way😊
I saw them at Jones Beach, too. Can’t remember if I saw them there twice. I know they opened for Jethro Tull there once. Was that the same show?
I also saw Palmer with Arthur Brown, Asia and Yes at Bald Hill
@@pjm829 on that Jethro Tull tour they were Co headliners in one city ELP would open and in the next city Jethro Tull would open. You saw them very late in their career. I saw them in 1971 when yes opened up for them I saw them again in 1972 for trilogy 1973 for Brain Salad Surgery again in 1976 when Journey opened up for them twice in 1977 and again in 1978. Of course I saw them in the later decades however they weren't the same. If you didn't see them in the 1970s especially the early seventies then unfortunately you missed out. They were young energetic precise with a high level of virtuosity like none other. They won all the polls and were considered the standard for excellence in musicianship that all other groups were compared to in those days. I saw Carl Palmer before Neil Peart was even with Rush. I saw Neil Peart in 1974 right after he joined Rush add a free concert in St Louis Forest Park called the KSHE kite flying contest. They opened up for Charlie Daniels believe it or not and Drew a crowd of 85,000 people I was 17 years old at the time. One last thing Neil Peart who was inspired by Carl Palmer by the way was no match for him in concert. I know because I saw Rush several times as well and yes Neil never disappoints however Carl Palmer was so off the chain he looked like a freaking robot he was so powerful and fast as well as extremely complex. Anyway I just wanted you to know that.
Why would Carl take a step down to play with Rush?