of the two only sure things in life and all that. Hence the horns that announce the start of this piece.
So to 1976. The forgotten men of prog, Keith Emerson (keyboards), Greg "I Believe In Father Christmas" Lake (guitars) and Carl Palmer (bass), who lets face it, did have a tendency to take themselves a little bit too seriously, record this magnum opus, taking the opening and stretching it in that manner so beloved of 70's proggers.
It's got a great rolling bass line, the timing is perfect, just as you would expect from classically trained musicians, and the trio get their groove on to a T. This is just a fabulous example of good musicians letting the jam take them where they want to go. The musos among you might even recognise the fade out as being copied by Nick Cave on The Birthday Partys "Release The Bats", ask me if ...
Advantages: some great clips, well designed package Disadvantages: frustrating editing of some clips, repeated material, much padding, not enough music!
, much more on here. By the time the 90s re-union clips roll around there also appears to be a bit of an "only in it for the money" attitude, though who can blame them?
BTW, on the 1997 "Touch & Go" clip, a haggard Emerson looks like Steve McManaman's Grandad, Lake resembles DJ and Celebrity Fat-Club person Jono Coleman, while Palmer could still be 25 and is the doppelganger of Dolph Lundgren!
On to Disc 2. This features 44 minutes worth of ELP's performance at the 1974 California Jam. Annoyingly the opening track "Tocatta" consists only of Palmer's percussion solo and the editing is clumsy to say the least. TV picture 'interference', presumeably from the original broadcast, recurs repeatedly. Most of the broadcast consists of solo spots with precious little ensemble playing until the Karn Evil 9 segment, and even then Palmer gets to ...
When it comes to beauty products I can be quite fickle, one week I?ll be raving about one product and the next it?s found its place in the back of my product shelf next to last months favourite! So when a product managed to get itself on my Necessary list (and this is the list I?d sacrifice food to make sure I had supplies of everything from it!) it says an awful lot as I really am very demanding about my products; I want perfect results for as small a price as possible! So what is the resident body moisturiser on the Necessary list? It has to be Palmer?s Cocoa Butter Formula!
I pride myself on having the best skin of anyone I know, which may sound vain, but with the effort I put in I feel I have the right to boast about how my skin is the softest and healthiest looking I know and as a result I only want the best for it and in this ...
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Product details
Title
Re-works (Brain Salad Perjury)
Performer
Emerson Lake & Palmer
Genre
Rock & Pop
Release Date
04/08/2003
Recomended Retail Price
16.99 GBP
Label / Distributor
Invisible Hands / Wrasse/Universal Music
Pieces in Set
3
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
5030559102325
Catalogue Number
IHCD 23
Additional notes
Album Notes
On RE-WORKS: BRAIN SALAD SURGERY, a three CD box set, the famed progressive rock offers numberous revisions of Aaron Copeland's modern classical classic "Fanfare For The Common Man," with a few other random tracks thrown in for kicks.
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