Emerson Lake and Palmer - Live At The Royal Albert Hall - (1977 Victory Release)

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This is a live album recorded at the end of the "Black Moon" tour with the band's triumphant return to London. The recording is very good, and by this time in the tour the band was tight and on top of it's game. I remember seeing the band on this tour and really enjoying. The definitive ELP live album is probably still "Welcome Back My Friends....", but this one is good too and significantly better than "Works Live" was. The contents of the album are a pretty good career retrospective along with several tracks from the then new "Black Moon" album. Since I liked "Black Moon" I think the new stuff fits in with the older material quite well. Greg Lake's voice is not quite what it used to be, and he compensates at times by singing in a lower register, but I think his voice is decent for the most part. "Tarkus" is represented here as a medley of only three sections of the piece at just under 10 minutes long. Most of the live versions here do not vary that much from their studio counterparts, but I particularly liked "Pirates" on this tour. The finale medley of "Fanfare For The Common Man", "America" and "Rondo" is the same shtick Keith Emerson has done for years, but it is always cool to hear him blazing away on the keys. Overall if you are only going to get one ELP live album I would probably go with "Welcome Back My Friends........". But this one would be a nice addition to your collection as well.

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Track listing
1. Karn Evil 9: 1st Impression, Pt. 2 (Emerson, Lake) – 1:50
2. Tarkus Medley: – 9:26
* Eruption (Emerson)
* Stones of Years (Emerson, Lake)
* Iconoclast (Emerson)
3. Knife Edge (Emerson, Fraser, Janacek, Lake) – 5:26
4. Paper Blood (Emerson, Lake, Palmer) – 4:09
5. Romeo and Juliet (Prokofiev) – 3:41
6. Creole Dance (Ginastera) – 3:20
7. Still...You Turn Me On (Lake) – 3:13
8. Lucky Man (Lake) – 4:38
9. Black Moon (Emerson, Lake, Palmer) – 6:31
10. Pirates (Emerson, Lake, Palmer) – 13:21
11. Finale: – 14:40
* Fanfare for the Common Man (Copland)
* America (Bernstein, Sondheim)
* Rondo (Brubeck)
Duration.............: 70:25


Personnel * Keith Emerson - Keyboards
* Greg Lake - Bass/Guitars/Vocals
* Carl Palmer - Drums



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