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Category: Emerson Lake Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1970)

A new supergroup emerges on progressive rock’s horizon as three champions appear on stately chargers.

Posted On 4 Dec16 Oct
Lucky Man 45 rpm sleeve

Emerson, Lake & Palmer: “Lucky Man” (1971)

Poetry, classical music and progressive rock intertwine perfectly on ELP’s first single.

Posted On 7 Jan3 Feb
Tarkus album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Tarkus (1971)

Yes, listening to this album is exactly like being run over by a giant, cannon-toting armadillo tank.

Posted On 12 Feb16 Oct
Pictures at an Exhibition album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures at an Exhibition (1971)

There’s nothing modest about ELP’s live adaptation of Mussorgsky’s classic collection of sound paintings.

Posted On 14 Apr15 Apr
Trilogy album cover

[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Trilogy (1972)

ELP gives the classic Yes trilogy a run for its money on this progressive masterpiece.

Posted On 19 May16 Oct
From the Beginning 45 rpm sleeve

Emerson, Lake & Palmer: “From the Beginning” (1972)

Lake delivers a ballad for the ages and sets into motion the obligatory love song on every ELP album that followed.

Posted On 16 Oct17 Oct
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[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Brain Salad Surgery (1973)

ELP recruits lyricist Peter Sinfield and, really, goes too far on this progressive rock masterpiece.

Posted On 23 Feb17 Oct
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[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Welcome Back My Friends, To The Show That Never Ends — Ladies and Gentlemen Emerson Lake & Palmer (1974)

What better way to honor one of the world’s great trios than a triple-elpee live album?

Posted On 2 Jan
I Believe in Father Christmas 45 rpm sleeve

Greg Lake: “I Believe in Father Christmas” (1975)

A Christmas song with a message about commercialism or lost innocence or possibly both.

Posted On 9 Mar
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[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Works Volume 1 (1977)

With three solo sides, maybe they should have changed their name to Emerson, Lake or Palmer.

Posted On 8 Jan19 Jan
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[Review] Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Works Volume 2 (1977)

Beats and pisses all glommed together into a pretty globe.

Posted On 6 Jun22 May
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[Review] Emerson Lake & Palmer: Then & Now (1998)

Half archival live release, half recent concert document, all ELP.

Posted On 11 Nov1 Sep

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