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** Similarly, that only three people could perform these songs live. Covers of "Karn Evil 9" will show up to six separately-recorded parts depending on the moment in the song. A live album has the full song being performed, proving that those three could indeed play it live. As an added bonus, some music critics say the live performance is better than the album recording.
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* 90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of "Black Moon", "Burning Bridges", "Paper Blood", "Hand of Truth", or "Better Days", however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.
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* 90s '90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of "Black Moon", "Burning Bridges", "Paper Blood", "Hand of Truth", or "Better Days", however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.
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* Karn Evil 9 is arguably the band at their best. In particular, there's the EPIC opening of 'First Impression, Part 2':
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* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.
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* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man "Lucky Man" from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.
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* 90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of Black Moon, Burning Bridges, Paper Blood, Hand of Truth, or Better Days, however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.
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* 90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of Black Moon, Burning Bridges, Paper Blood, Hand "Black Moon", "Burning Bridges", "Paper Blood", "Hand of Truth, Truth", or Better Days, "Better Days", however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.ELP.
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* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.
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* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.in.
* 90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of Black Moon, Burning Bridges, Paper Blood, Hand of Truth, or Better Days, however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.
* 90s ELP is overall overlooked. Tracks like the title track of Black Moon, Burning Bridges, Paper Blood, Hand of Truth, or Better Days, however, are still damn good, even if they sound quite different from classic ELP.
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* Generally, it's sometimes hard to believe that the incredibly loud, bombastic, complicated music they were famous for originated from only ''three'' guys.
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* Generally, it's sometimes hard to believe that the incredibly loud, bombastic, complicated music they were famous for originated from only ''three'' guys.guys.
* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.
* There's something kind of awesome (not to mention a little bit heartwarming) about the rendition of Lucky Man from [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Se_5vTSdugA this]] concert (skip to about 49:15 if you want that particular song, though the whole concert is worth listening to). As Lake is singing, the entire audience joins in.
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* Generally, it's sometimes hard to believe that the incredibly loud, bombastic, complicated music they were famous for originated from only ''three'' guys.
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take. Probably the culmination of the generally ThrowItIn recording that makes "Lucky Man" so impressive.
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take. Probably the culmination of the generally ThrowItIn recording that makes "Lucky Man" so impressive.impressive.
* Karn Evil 9 is arguably the band at their best. In particular, there's the EPIC opening of 'First Impression, Part 2':
--> Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
--> We're so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside
* Karn Evil 9 is arguably the band at their best. In particular, there's the EPIC opening of 'First Impression, Part 2':
--> Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends
--> We're so glad you could attend, come inside, come inside
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take. Probably the culmination of the general-ThrowItIn recording that makes "Lucky Man" so impressive.
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take. Probably the culmination of the general-ThrowItIn generally ThrowItIn recording that makes "Lucky Man" so impressive.
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take. Probably the culmination of the general-ThrowItIn recording that makes "Lucky Man" so impressive.
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* Keith Emerson nailed the synthesizer solo on "Lucky Man" in one take.
