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Related: About this forumELP - Nutrocker (Pictures at an Exhibition) - 1971 (Live)
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ELP - Nutrocker (Pictures at an Exhibition) - 1971 (Live) (Original Post)
OAITW r.2.0
May 14
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ProfessorGAC
(73,285 posts)1. The Clav Is Ever So Slightly Out Of Tune, Which...
...on those sections where he's doubling on piano, comes off as a really old-timey piano sound.
Like a saloon player on a birdcage piano.
Gives it a really fun character.
OAITW r.2.0
(30,437 posts)2. It's joyful. They played with passion. ELP and Moody Blues never got their proper credit, IMHO.
Too much Stones/Pink Floyd/Led Zeppelin Bandwidth to compete?
ProfessorGAC
(73,285 posts)3. That Could Be It
The same could be said for Yes, I suppose. Fantastic players doing interesting tunes with outstanding singers.
But, they were nothing compared to Zeppelin or the Stones. Not that they will be holding tag days for ELP, Yes, or the Moodys. But yeah, I would have thought they'd have been even bigger.
OAITW r.2.0
(30,437 posts)4. Sometime in 1969 I think, I switched from AM to FM and never went back.
16 and a decade of truly remarkable music by so many musical talents and their ideas/ I was blessed.
IbogaProject
(4,558 posts)5. I saw both versions of ELP
The one with Cozy Powell in 1986 and the original one with Palmer in 1998.
OAITW r.2.0
(30,437 posts)6. I lost track of ELP in the 70s. Too much bandwidth in other musical areas,
but enjoying them a lot. now.