Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Rhino Remaster) [1970/1996]

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In 1970, keyboard wiz Keith Emerson, fresh off his stint with the Nice, formed a progressive rock power trio with singer/guitarist Greg Lake of King Crimson, and drummer Carl Palmer of Atomic Rooster. Their self-titled debut album from '71 still stands as one of the group's very best releases. Emerson brilliantly plays a wide variety of keyboards (including the Royal Festival Hall organ for one track), Lake's powerful vocals, booming bass & expert guitar lines simply amaze, and Palmer is a mighty stickman, trouncing his huge drumkit into submission with the greatest of ease. "The Barbarian" & "Tank" are both thunderous instrumental tracks, allowing the trio to really stretch out. Lake's 12 1/2 minute epic, "Take A Pebble," is a truly beautiful piece. "Knife-Edge" is a classic ELP rocker. Emerson's three-part keyboard suite, "The Three Fates," remains one of his greatest contributions to the band, and, of course, there's Lake's timeless, FM radio sing-along classic, "Lucky Man," complimented by Emerson's avant-garde synthesiser flourishes and Palmer's thumping drumwork. Great music and performances from end to end, and brilliantly engineered by Eddie Offord (who also worked with Yes around the same time), Emerson Lake & Palmer's debut disc is a magnificent album, and one of the great jewels in the progessive rock crown.

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Tracklisting
1. (04:32) - The Barbarian
2. (12:32) - Take A Pebble
3. (05:09) - Knife Edge
4. (07:43) - The Three Fates
5. (06:51) - Tank
6. (04:38) - Lucky Man
Playing Time: 00:41:26

Download
http://rapidshare.com/files/15323493/4-dcd1f-ELP-ELP-001.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/15323592/5-2c2b9-ELP-ELP-002.zip
http://rapidshare.com/files/15323488/6-3718f-ELP-ELP-003.zip

Thanks to Zammo