Film taken in their "Manticore" studio / store building in the old cinema in Fulham. The screen had been removed and the stage was used by sundry acts to rehearse upcoming tours. In another area were large black storage boxes with the initials "ELP" printed thereon. Back in the day the roadies let me in, as I was hoping to catch sight of my heroes ELP. During that time I saw "Jethro Tull", and other acts. After a few days of nothing, a smart young guy arrived and asked me what I wanted there. I explained my mission and hopes to which he replied,"I'm the drummer". Yes, it was Carl and I hadn't recognised him. "Come upstairs if you like, the others will be here soon". I went upstairs to this room in the film and hung with them while they did their thing, pausing, stopping to ask me questions such as; which were my favourite tracks, which albums did I like best etc etc. Carl played like a madman and his eyes would roll into his eyelids as he played. I stayed a while chatting and being with my heroes, the dream of a lifetime. They were quiet natured and unassuming. Since then I have seen them twice live in Toronto and shaken Keith's hand there on stage. The memories are alive and I continue to love their genius music. RIP Keith and Greg: Good luck and all the very best to Carl.
Great story! I was at the Toronto show - a few rows from the front - seated in front of Greg Lake standing on the Persian rug. Greg's bass notes were so penetrating I felt them rattling my rib cage. I still have my ticket stub, I will never forget it. The greatest show I have ever seen. ELP were my heroes too. I had our basement rigged with color organ machines, lights, and large column speakers to try to replicate the concert in some small way. I gave shows to my friends featuring ELP and my parents never complained, they knew I loved them. I have just gone through all the material out there after so many years. I am 64 years of age. I was so sad as I received the news that Keith and Greg had passed. RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson.
@MeT2338 The only reply that springs to my mind is simply - "Wow!" What a blessing! I would love to have spent time hanging out with those brilliant musical icons, even if it was only just to fetch them pots of tea or warm their slippers. They were all brilliant musicians but, as a keyboard player myself, KE obviously inspired me more than anybody else (but he also intimidated me with this unreachable level of accomplishment and peerless technique). Still, at least I had sufficient musical acumen to appreciate how far above my level they all were and to aim as high as I could. I guess I didn't do too badly because I've still managed to scrape a living for nearly fifty years as a full-time professional musician. I attribute much of that modest achievement to the inspiration I got from the great Keith Emerson when I was a teenager in the seventies.
Amazing footage! And Keith and Greg are so gorgeous! One of the greatest bands to ever form! Period! When Keith died I just couldn’t see that in his spirit? I so wish it was 1972 again!
My heroes. Lake looks like he's got it totally together and waiting patiently for E and P to get it. E and P have high squeaky voices too so no wonder they didn't sing. Lake's voice is so iconic it was the only one required. The others sang with their instruments. This album was such a culmination. Amazing footage I never imagined existed.
carl sang on Benny the bouncer and who did you think did all the talkbox stuff on Karn Evil. was Greg and Palmer couldn't do it so it was the man who was in charge of the electronics Keith.
@@steffanhoffmann I'm British. I find myself wondering what a "typical English accent" actually sounds like. Does it sound like Lawrence Olivier? Or John Lennon? Or Tommy Cooper? Or perhaps Jimmy Nail? Which one of them has a typical English accent?
Che meraviglia sentire questo capolavoro Oggi vedo cose orribili nel Mondo e non riuscendo a dormire sento questi Geni assoluti. Mi si strappa il cuore. 😞
Carl is too adorable! Hard to believe he was just 22 (maybe 23?) at the time this was shot--even now at the age of 66 he still has much of the same irrepressible youthful spirit ::
True story- When Carl joined ELP, he wasn’t even 21 years old. So he was not “legally” allowed to celebrate with others after the concerts etc. He had to wait 2 or 3 to start acting like real rockstar!!! Read it from an interview that someone did to Keith. I had also seen Keith tell the story on video and he was cracking up all the time!!!🤣🤣
Questi erano musicisti veri, con un background culturale che ormai non si vede più ed una tecnica eccezionale: grazie ancora per avermi accompagnato nella mia vita!
Amico ,io quando vedo questi due video concernenti queste prove di composizione di "Karn Evil 9" mi viene da piangere letteralmente da quanta maestria e passione ,e sottolineo vera maestria e autentica passione per la vera musica"di questi tre meravigliosi musicisti,miei veri eroi,assieme ai primi Genesis,Yes,Jethro Tull ,Pink Floyd;e li confronto con il quasi nulla di certi ,anzi quasi tutti ,gli "eroi" elevati a grandi artisti da parecchi anni a questa parte,autentiche fetecchie in confronto : no dico ,per caso volete paragonare ELP e gli altri che ho citato (parlo dei loro lavori dei primi anni settanta) ,con l'attuale super acclamata "star" Taylor Swift,o i Maneskin,I vari trapper ,trappoloni,,ma stiamo scherzando? E ci metto naturalmente tutti i grandi gruppi prog italiani di quell'epoca ci mancherebbe : ascoltatevi ,solo a titolo di esempio la stupenda,meravigliosa esecuzione live del 1975 del brano "metamorfosi" del Banco del mutuo soccorso,e ditemi se non è semplicemente fenomenale.saluti da Treviso @@damirhlobik6488
@@Mach1Airspace not to mention his bass playing as well. All three were insanely technically skilled, but Keith was a musical genius when it came to composition.
1:05 the look on Keith’s face makes me wonder if this were the first time the whole band played this song and he’s getting the sheer satisfaction of hearing how it will really sound.
Here's where talent meets creativity and by practice comes the masterpiece! The musicianship of Emerson, Lake & Palmer is priceless seeing just how difficult and complex their music really was. My favorites of the band are Tarkus and All of Brain Salad Surgery!!
@@fcamiola Yep. I'd definitely add Trilogy. However, if I could only ever hear one ELP album again for the rest of my life it would have to be the live "Welcome Back My Friends" set where most of the tracks actually surpass the studio recordings.
I miss you Keith, your soul is no longer on the planet and that is felt in the heart; An empty space. But I know crying is harmful, may the light of the universe be with you always, forever thank you, forever happiness to bring your music with me, see you soon ... Love for you friend and for Greg. Amen!
Truly amazing footage of my favorite band of all time rehearsing what would become the one song if I was only given one more song ever to hear again. All I can say is wow. I still miss Keith and Greg. RIP to you both.
As a boy of 8 I discovered Trilogy in my sisters room. I couldnt listen to the Fugue in the dark at first, but man did I love that record. Still do. By the time of this Album I really appreciated what this band was doing. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Grazie
@@fcamiola Funny story, my friends and I were in an electronics class and the task was to make a speaker system, once everyone had finished the wiring we we fed them waveforms generated on the computer, a bunch of sin waves and sweeping stuff and all that, and it sounded just like Toccata! Me and my pal Jo thought it was hilarious, we were the only ones who'd heard of ELP.
This Is an iconic, rare, incredibile video of One of most faaaaaaantastic trio/ band everrrrrrrrr,great,great,great,talented musicians the new generations have never Heard about,and this Is soooooooooo sad,from Treviso Italy with love.ELP my Heroes Forever and ever
Muitas saudades destes bons tempos. Músicos incríveis, uma competência musical absurda. Dedicação total à sua obra, à qualidade do seu trabalho. Todo esse esforço para levar a boa música para os seus fãs. KEmerson, Carl Palmer, Greg Lake, obrigado pela seu legado e respeito à música.
Oh, they're having so much fun! Those smiles say it all. Anyone else notice how beautiful and straight their teeth all are? Watching and listening to genius at work is fascinating!
At 2:50, Emerson stops to clarify the bass note in an augmented chord. He says to Greg 'I think it's B'. Lake says 'B what?' Keith's reply is priceless! 'You may well ask...'
Wow....Cant believe i get to see the making of a classic...i study this piece and enjoy it more everytime i hear it and to see the master at work is complete BLISS
They still got along well with each other. Unfortunately after the 1974 tour the relationship between Greg and Keith was never the same again. That explains the change, a creative stagnation as a band and the end. Although they continued as soloists or in other projects, they were never the same again.
ELP waren schon einzigartig und eine perfektes musikalische Trio, leider hat damals nicht jeder diese Genies verstanden! Beste Grüße, Horst Lemke, Musikproduzent, Germany Ps. Tarkus war für mich meine Favorit, aber alle anderen Alben hatten ebenfalls hohes Potential!
Tremendos dioses dl rock progresivo neoclásico Keith Greg Carl siempre vivos en nuestros corazones dejaron una huella imborrable por siempre emerson Lake anda Palmer mar
I'm going to guess this is back in the unspoiled days when musicians rehearsed without air conditioning? From the sound of music today, maybe we should go back to that....
I’m wondering if this was shot in the upstairs foyer of the theater they bought and named Manticore Studios. I doubt this was in summer but if it were upstairs and geez, think of all the vacuum tubes running in that room - it would have gotten hot!
According to this video and Get Back documental, Keith was more democratic than Paul in the creative process. Keith was giving and receiving feedback. Paul was more of telling the others how to play their parts. I love Paul, he's a machine, but poor George, he was really frustrated.
sto per avere un collasso. Sono appena venuto a contatto col loro mondo (non il prog; quello è da tempo che è il mio pane ^^) e gia non posso farne a meno!!! =P
главный всё-таки был Эмерсон. сумасшедший труд, которого не видно за кулисами, и кажется, что жизнь рок-звезды - сплошной секс драгс и рокенрол. Прощай, Кит!!!
I think there's a lesson to be learned here you know there's a lot of musicians that somehow something happens they lose their edge maybe their looks maybe their voices maybe their ability to play their instrument but in the end life is precious and it's a gift and to take it by your own hand is a waist and unnecessary a lot of people think that music is their life and when it's gone it's over but they forgot about the time when there was no music when they were living just fine until they got bit by the bug but if you really look at it these people that take their lives is unnecessary because in the end life is the gift and it has to be embraced not taken so I would think that and pray that people that are in the businesses that are not in the business just people in general that have something in their lives that they identify with and then they lose it and they don't want to live no more and all of that is an illusion I've learned that if you don't have to put all your eggs into one relationship into one person into one instrument into one ability that defines you only to lose it and then decide to take your life as a waste that's why I say no matter what you lose you can go forward and live and that's the message live out your life until it's over put live it
Ma cosa dici? Keith Emerson aveva un background pazzesco, scriveva gli spartiti e componeva! Solo lui aveva frequentato il conservatorio. Come puoi vedere insegna anche a Palmer e a Greg Lake. ( che prima cantava e suonava il basso nei King Crimson, non so se mi spiego..) Questi erano tre perle rare.
Si compà ma dai "I think that Is a B", cazzo non lo sai che accordi stai suonando alla tastiera?🤣 E si, conosco il loro background tranquillo, soprattutto quello di Greg Lake ahahah
Film taken in their "Manticore" studio / store building in the old cinema in Fulham. The screen had been removed and the stage was used by sundry acts to rehearse upcoming tours. In another area were large black storage boxes with the initials "ELP" printed thereon. Back in the day the roadies let me in, as I was hoping to catch sight of my heroes ELP. During that time I saw "Jethro Tull", and other acts. After a few days of nothing, a smart young guy arrived and asked me what I wanted there. I explained my mission and hopes to which he replied,"I'm the drummer". Yes, it was Carl and I hadn't recognised him. "Come upstairs if you like, the others will be here soon". I went upstairs to this room in the film and hung with them while they did their thing, pausing, stopping to ask me questions such as; which were my favourite tracks, which albums did I like best etc etc. Carl played like a madman and his eyes would roll into his eyelids as he played. I stayed a while chatting and being with my heroes, the dream of a lifetime. They were quiet natured and unassuming. Since then I have seen them twice live in Toronto and shaken Keith's hand there on stage. The memories are alive and I continue to love their genius music. RIP Keith and Greg: Good luck and all the very best to Carl.
GREAT TIMES MIKE.THANKS FOR THE INFO..!! I met Keith and Carl in California when they played with Robert Berry.
Mike Tucker: You were blessed.You witnessed musical history.
Great story! I was at the Toronto show - a few rows from the front - seated in front of Greg Lake standing on the Persian rug. Greg's bass notes were so penetrating I felt them rattling my rib cage. I still have my ticket stub, I will never forget it. The greatest show I have ever seen. ELP were my heroes too. I had our basement rigged with color organ machines, lights, and large column speakers to try to replicate the concert in some small way. I gave shows to my friends featuring ELP and my parents never complained, they knew I loved them. I have just gone through all the material out there after so many years. I am 64 years of age. I was so sad as I received the news that Keith and Greg had passed. RIP Greg Lake and Keith Emerson.
@MeT2338
The only reply that springs to my mind is simply - "Wow!"
What a blessing!
I would love to have spent time hanging out with those brilliant musical icons, even if it was only just to fetch them pots of tea or warm their slippers.
They were all brilliant musicians but, as a keyboard player myself, KE obviously inspired me more than anybody else (but he also intimidated me with this unreachable level of accomplishment and peerless technique).
Still, at least I had sufficient musical acumen to appreciate how far above my level they all were and to aim as high as I could.
I guess I didn't do too badly because I've still managed to scrape a living for nearly fifty years as a full-time professional musician. I attribute much of that modest achievement to the inspiration I got from the great Keith Emerson when I was a teenager in the seventies.
Ce experiență plăcută ați trăit❤
This is the best ELP artifact I have ever seen.
Amazing footage! And Keith and Greg are so gorgeous! One of the greatest bands to ever form! Period! When Keith died I just couldn’t see that in his spirit? I so wish it was 1972 again!
My heroes. Lake looks like he's got it totally together and waiting patiently for E and P to get it. E and P have high squeaky voices too so no wonder they didn't sing. Lake's voice is so iconic it was the only one required. The others sang with their instruments. This album was such a culmination. Amazing footage I never imagined existed.
I think that's crass. Keith Emerson particularly has a typical English accent. Carl the Midlands area of 🏴. How about you? (🇺🇸 🇨🇦)
carl sang on Benny the bouncer and who did you think did all the talkbox stuff on Karn Evil. was Greg and Palmer couldn't do it so it was the man who was in charge of the electronics Keith.
@@michealpersicko9531 Greg sang Benny the Bouncer. Carl is singing it on tour.
@@steffanhoffmann
I'm British.
I find myself wondering what a "typical English accent" actually sounds like.
Does it sound like Lawrence Olivier? Or John Lennon? Or Tommy Cooper? Or perhaps Jimmy Nail?
Which one of them has a typical English accent?
@@gerrycoogan6544 RP is the nicest sounding in my opinion.
The smiles on Greg's face...
Priceless 💗
Они все очаровательно улыбались! Наверно, люди они хорошие. Кто то был, а Карл, слава богу ,есть!
Because it was so rare!
My older sister (RIP) used to fancy Lake. Him and Ian Gillan
@@jpcodnia9133 my name is in Lake's sake hehe
Che meraviglia sentire questo capolavoro
Oggi vedo cose orribili nel Mondo e non riuscendo a dormire sento questi Geni assoluti. Mi si strappa il cuore. 😞
Idem ti riconcilia contemplandone la bellezza ❤
One of the greatest bands ever! Long Live ELP!
Three geniuses at work-long live ELP-RIP Greg and Keith-grew up with them-nothing today comes within light-years of them
Nickster64 ELP 👍👍from one ELP fan to another
Exactly 💯
Carl is too adorable! Hard to believe he was just 22 (maybe 23?) at the time this was shot--even now at the age of 66 he still has much of the same irrepressible youthful spirit ::
Yes, he was adorable (they all were), and still is attractive!
All 3 were cuties to me
True story- When Carl joined ELP, he wasn’t even 21 years old. So he was not “legally” allowed to celebrate with others after the concerts etc. He had to wait 2 or 3 to start acting like real rockstar!!!
Read it from an interview that someone did to Keith. I had also seen Keith tell the story on video and he was cracking up all the time!!!🤣🤣
Questi erano musicisti veri, con un background culturale che ormai non si vede più ed una tecnica eccezionale: grazie ancora per avermi accompagnato nella mia vita!
sai per la collaborazione di Greg e PFM?
Amico ,io quando vedo questi due video concernenti queste prove di composizione di "Karn Evil 9" mi viene da piangere letteralmente da quanta maestria e passione ,e sottolineo vera maestria e autentica passione per la vera musica"di questi tre meravigliosi musicisti,miei veri eroi,assieme ai primi Genesis,Yes,Jethro Tull ,Pink Floyd;e li confronto con il quasi nulla di certi ,anzi quasi tutti ,gli "eroi" elevati a grandi artisti da parecchi anni a questa parte,autentiche fetecchie in confronto : no dico ,per caso volete paragonare ELP e gli altri che ho citato (parlo dei loro lavori dei primi anni settanta) ,con l'attuale super acclamata "star" Taylor Swift,o i Maneskin,I vari trapper ,trappoloni,,ma stiamo scherzando? E ci metto naturalmente tutti i grandi gruppi prog italiani di quell'epoca ci mancherebbe : ascoltatevi ,solo a titolo di esempio la stupenda,meravigliosa esecuzione live del 1975 del brano "metamorfosi" del Banco del mutuo soccorso,e ditemi se non è semplicemente fenomenale.saluti da Treviso @@damirhlobik6488
Keith Emerson, pure genius
Emerson was a creative storm, a blessed genius...and Lake and gifted Palmer were his perfect vehicle
so Lake is not even gifted ...
Filippo Canali De Rossi I don’t think that’s what he meant. Lake had one of the most magnificent singing voice ever.
two scorpios and one pisces (Carl)
@@Mach1Airspace not to mention his bass playing as well. All three were insanely technically skilled, but Keith was a musical genius when it came to composition.
Spettacolo puro ! Un livello musicale così alto ed un'apparente naturalezza dell'esecuzione.......
Ketih Emerson Mozart van Beethoven!!!!!
1:05 the look on Keith’s face makes me wonder if this were the first time the whole band played this song and he’s getting the sheer satisfaction of hearing how it will really sound.
Yes.
This footage shows them writing 2nd Impression of KE9
@@sammencia7945 No, that's 3rd impression
@@s7evens4
2nd conplete and giving way to the 3rd
Love the behind the scenes footage....these guys are genius
My NO1 since 1973
Here's where talent meets creativity and by practice comes the masterpiece! The musicianship of Emerson, Lake & Palmer is priceless seeing just how difficult and complex their music really was. My favorites of the band are Tarkus and All of Brain Salad Surgery!!
Trilogy is there too! The best.
@@fcamiola Yep. I'd definitely add Trilogy.
However, if I could only ever hear one ELP album again for the rest of my life it would have to be the live "Welcome Back My Friends" set where most of the tracks actually surpass the studio recordings.
Incredible footage! I love Emerson's smile at 1:05 mark---he's sees his composition really coming together!!
These guys made so much good music together and only people with great discerning taste can appreciate what they did!
Yep, all 20,000 people on the planet!
We are watching the phenomenal work that resulted in the making of Karn Evil 9.ELP were a joy to behold.
They worked so hard at their musicianship.
Three masters-how lucky I am was only 20 when this burned a hole through my car speakers!!! Will never happen again. Ah look how young we all were
I miss you Keith, your soul is no longer on the planet and that is felt in the heart; An empty space. But I know crying is harmful, may the light of the universe be with you always, forever thank you, forever happiness to bring your music with me, see you soon ...
Love for you friend and for Greg. Amen!
nice words man
And Greg. Both of them the best at what they did.
2016 was a f up year 😢
What a priceless film clip...watching the geniuses at work.
Welcome Back My Friends To The Show That Never Ends.....................
I’ve never seen this !
Thank you for sharing such Gold - such melodic sense.
Giants .
Just discovered it myself
These rehearsal takes are a musical gem
Truly amazing footage of my favorite band of all time rehearsing what would become the one song if I was only given one more song ever to hear again. All I can say is wow. I still miss Keith and Greg. RIP to you both.
Que maravilha ver a criação, a habilidade, o talento a compreensão, o prazer de fugir do trivial.
As a boy of 8 I discovered Trilogy in my sisters room. I couldnt listen to the Fugue in the dark at first, but man did I love that record. Still do. By the time of this Album I really appreciated what this band was doing. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Grazie
Why the Fugue? scary? Toccata is scarier!
@@fcamiola Funny story, my friends and I were in an electronics class and the task was to make a speaker system, once everyone had finished the wiring we we fed them waveforms generated on the computer, a bunch of sin waves and sweeping stuff and all that, and it sounded just like Toccata! Me and my pal Jo thought it was hilarious, we were the only ones who'd heard of ELP.
This Is an iconic, rare, incredibile video of One of most faaaaaaantastic trio/ band everrrrrrrrr,great,great,great,talented musicians the new generations have never Heard about,and this Is soooooooooo sad,from Treviso Italy with love.ELP my Heroes Forever and ever
tightens the wing nut of cymbal stand in full beat , Carl Palmer folks.
*Long LIVE ELP❤️❤️*
Q lindo el italiano...compongono.La carita de Lake😆.Graxss ELP.Bravo.😃👍👏👏👏🌹🍃🌹🍃🌹🍃🌹🎹🎼❤
A mi hermana mayor (EPD) le encantaba Lake. Greg Lake y Ian Gillan (Deep Purple)
Working and having fun !! Wow it’s awesome to see them all working this genius album!! It’s very sad what happened with Keith Emmerson.
Che perla erano bellissimi
Muitas saudades destes bons tempos. Músicos incríveis, uma competência musical absurda. Dedicação total à sua obra, à qualidade do seu trabalho. Todo esse esforço para levar a boa música para os seus fãs. KEmerson, Carl Palmer, Greg Lake, obrigado pela seu legado e respeito à música.
Great to see the masters at work
Oh, they're having so much fun! Those smiles say it all. Anyone else notice how beautiful and straight their teeth all are? Watching and listening to genius at work is fascinating!
Da, într-adevăr sănătatea lor se vede pe față. Părul, Dantura, Corpul lor suplu dezvăluie totul.
Carl Palmer’s snare work was the best in rock music at this time.
Voted best drummer
At 2:50, Emerson stops to clarify the bass note in an augmented chord. He says to Greg 'I think it's B'. Lake says 'B what?' Keith's reply is priceless! 'You may well ask...'
See you great musicians in heaven! ️RIP KEITH AND GREG
E.L.P. SE ADELANTO A SU TIEMPO 50 AÑOS. PROCERES DEL ROCK SINFONICO!
Totalmente cierto
Never ever been anything like these guys since...
Wow....Cant believe i get to see the making of a classic...i study this piece and enjoy it more everytime i hear it and to see the master at work is complete BLISS
They still got along well with each other. Unfortunately after the 1974 tour the relationship between Greg and Keith was never the same again. That explains the change, a creative stagnation as a band and the end. Although they continued as soloists or in other projects, they were never the same again.
Masters at work
This Is a very important Moment of pop rock history
Pop? This is prog.
ELP waren schon einzigartig und eine perfektes musikalische Trio, leider hat damals nicht jeder diese Genies verstanden! Beste Grüße, Horst Lemke, Musikproduzent, Germany Ps. Tarkus war für mich meine Favorit, aber alle anderen Alben hatten ebenfalls hohes Potential!
Sao meus herois. Como Pink Floyd e Yes. E Zappa, Gentle Giant e The Doors.
MASTERPIECE..MUSICIAN in The WORLD.. WONDERFUL..🎹 E.L.P 💟 E.S.P..😍🌹🤩💖..🤟🇲🇨💪1970🙏♒👍..GOOD JOB..GOOD LUCKY.. GODBLESS YOU...👏🤟👏🤟👏🤟
By 🎷🅰️♏3💱🅿️rojeck'20 THANK GUY'S 🙏👍🙏👍
Genius at work, now I know why I dissed manufactured stuff like the ruttles
GREATEST. HEAVEN, HELL, OR EARTH!
Tremendos dioses dl rock progresivo neoclásico Keith Greg Carl siempre vivos en nuestros corazones dejaron una huella imborrable por siempre emerson Lake anda Palmer mar
This is fucking priceless
3 perfectionist set the bar way way up there my favorite band
I'm going to guess this is back in the unspoiled days when musicians rehearsed without air conditioning? From the sound of music today, maybe we should go back to that....
I’m wondering if this was shot in the upstairs foyer of the theater they bought and named Manticore Studios. I doubt this was in summer but if it were upstairs and geez, think of all the vacuum tubes running in that room - it would have gotten hot!
Keith Emerson plays the part of Paul McCartney in Let it be.
Ma fai il piacere!...
According to this video and Get Back documental, Keith was more democratic than Paul in the creative process. Keith was giving and receiving feedback. Paul was more of telling the others how to play their parts. I love Paul, he's a machine, but poor George, he was really frustrated.
genius at work
Buncha youngsters, brilliant youngsters.
удивительно, как они чувствовали друг друга - на всех видео, включая и работу студии, Эмерсон всегда к Палмеру и Лэйку сидит спиной.
De ce cu spatele ?
Having fun, and it comes through in the music.
Grazie mille ! ! :D
I’m totally blown away by this footage❤ this is so utterly incredible and captivating!!!! Dear Keith/Greg Rest In Peace ☮️😓
Fuckin' Awesome!
This is incredible!
ÚNICOS.
sto per avere un collasso.
Sono appena venuto a contatto col loro mondo (non il prog; quello è da tempo che è il mio pane ^^) e gia non posso farne a meno!!! =P
Artiste's at werk!
Raw creation in action.
3 Giant 😎👊
Putah los weones capos!!!
главный всё-таки был Эмерсон. сумасшедший труд, которого не видно за кулисами, и кажется, что жизнь рок-звезды - сплошной секс драгс и рокенрол. Прощай, Кит!!!
the born.of a headmaster
Musicians who could actually play their instruments.
❤
When giants walked the earth-will never come again. Today’s trash under their feet
spot on
great !
Insuperabili
I think there's a lesson to be learned here you know there's a lot of musicians that somehow something happens they lose their edge maybe their looks maybe their voices maybe their ability to play their instrument but in the end life is precious and it's a gift and to take it by your own hand is a waist and unnecessary a lot of people think that music is their life and when it's gone it's over but they forgot about the time when there was no music when they were living just fine until they got bit by the bug but if you really look at it these people that take their lives is unnecessary because in the end life is the gift and it has to be embraced not taken so I would think that and pray that people that are in the businesses that are not in the business just people in general that have something in their lives that they identify with and then they lose it and they don't want to live no more and all of that is an illusion I've learned that if you don't have to put all your eggs into one relationship into one person into one instrument into one ability that defines you only to lose it and then decide to take your life as a waste that's why I say no matter what you lose you can go forward and live and that's the message live out your life until it's over put live it
Thay are all so talented and adorable, but Carl is just too cute. I don't like prog rock, but them and Pink Floyd I love. Missing Keith and Greg.
0:17 screws in wing-nut
0:20 comes loose again
Lmao nice detail
GODS
Keith è la forza trainante
is greg lake using some kind of distortion on the bass
Part of the time, like at 1:03.
Che documentario è e dove si può trovare?! :D
Il condo gravitat espresso bondo mogga mogga hey ! What the fuck did I just say ?
Долой Штолле!
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Sti pazzi non sapevano un accordo e facevano musiche bestiali
Ma cosa dici? Keith Emerson aveva un background pazzesco, scriveva gli spartiti e componeva! Solo lui aveva frequentato il conservatorio. Come puoi vedere insegna anche a Palmer e a Greg Lake. ( che prima cantava e suonava il basso nei King Crimson, non so se mi spiego..) Questi erano tre perle rare.
Si compà ma dai "I think that Is a B", cazzo non lo sai che accordi stai suonando alla tastiera?🤣 E si, conosco il loro background tranquillo, soprattutto quello di Greg Lake ahahah
Where the fuck am I ? are there any fig newtons left ?
Wow, that upright Keith's playing at the beginning is WAY out of tune.
Grandísimos ❤