The Return Of ELP - With Carl Palmer- Hoedown, Knife Edge, Tarkus, Trilogy @ The Space July 29, 2023
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- The Return Of ELP - With Carl Palmer- Hoedown", "Knife Edge", "Tarkus", "Trilogy" @ The Space July 29, 2023
I believe this is an epic turning/beginning point in future live concerts.
Going forward I see AI making immense changes, including creating 3D holographic images and performances for those no longer with us who were a major impact on the group.
Think of any concert, from any group/performer you would like to see again but know it's impossible because they are not here anymore and, well, the past is the past and cannot be relived again.
Think again because AI will be able to recreate those images in not just 3D but immersive 4D on stage.
Think about that and that it is all beginning with Carl Palmer and this tour. This is an epic choice in his career to perform this way. He will go down in history and be forever remembered for this choice of his to perform this way.
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Special thanks to Kenny S.
Seems for some people's comments really don't understand the purpose and enormous effort of this band of outstanding musicians.!!
Thanks Carl!!!..Mayority apreciates your monumental and powerful effort to keep living the escence, greatness and unforgetable moments shared with ELP. 🎉😊😊LARGA VIDA PARA CARL!!!
As 4 me..a guitarist & 72 yrs, that young man playing Keith's, whow!!, ONE OF THE GREATEST🎉...
so, c'mmon..try to do it!!😊
The Spector bassist, another great musician, hammering, legato and tapping, all techs!!!..🎉
That was awesome! Great to still have CP still around. Looks like the man took care of himself.
I don't get into the whole "greatest" thing but seriously...I've never seen a more amazing trio. Every one of them is as good as it gets and Carl Palmer's drum playing at like 70 years old...CRAZY!
Thanks Carl 4 keep n E L P ALIVE STILL SOUNDS GREAT🥰
Love it. Great show! I was just at the show last week in Ft Lauderdale. Hadn’t seen them since ‘78.
Amazing guitar is still full of energy 😮😮😊😊❤
this trio is pretty amazing.
What a treat!!! Not exactly the way I imagined it from Mr. Palmers vision, maybe better. Thank you
💓Carl keeps the flame on! 💓
Carl is doing his best at the time to keep elps legacy alive.
A show that never ends...🙂
Gosh where did Mr. Palmer find these guys? Mr. Emerson and Mr. Lake would be awestruck, and so proud to hear this!
You would have to say after watching this, ELP have left Yes, Pink Floyd and other Prog groups of the era in their dust
Sounds like Paul is using a new interface for his guitar which sounds a lot like keyboards now...Unless that's Keith's keyboards mixed in from the video? Sounds fabulous !!! Transposing the keys to guitar is no easy feat in itself. Stunning !!! :O
It would be great to see the show in Montreal ⭐️
What, no Minotaur haha!! Mr. Emerson definitely put them to shame on Aquatarkus!!
So do you keep Greg and Keith on Dry Ice between shows? What?
Going to see this show this Sunday 11.12.23 in Illinois.
How was it? Going to see it next Saturday the 2/24. I saw ELP in '77 and '78 and I never thought I would see them again, which I didn't, but now that it's "The Return of ELP" with Keith and Greg "playing" with Carl it should be great.
It was awesome! - I think you will enjoy it. A wonderful tribute to Keith and Greg. @@bigelile07
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Thanks! I'm looking forward to it.
Okay, I just have to ask: does Carl not have Rachel Flowers's phone number?
she is a perfect fit.
@@MizMite2002 She "would" be. I don't think it's happened yet, has it?
well, sure there are people out there that could play it, but that is not the point here, i guess. The point is providing the "real" ELP live experience, not a cover band.
Is this a fitting tribute or creepy? I know Emerson’s and Lake’s families signed off on it but still…
@@mikew5858 imho, it would be creepy if he tried to hologram or recreate them using AI. He is just using an old recording of a concert from the 90's.
much better than seeing Abba on stage as holograms! This is a great rock and roll gig.
Did you attend that Abba hologram/avatar concert built with the help of Industrial Light and Magic?
I Don't Believe In Ghosts ! 😱😱😱😡😡😡
I can't explain myself why Tarkus and Take a Pebble didn't use footage of the 1992 or 1997 performances. I get that Hoedown is part of the 1993 leg of the tour and there's no video footage of it or an audio with enough quality for get the montage set up or the instruments isolated.
Very nice, pity I wasn't there!
Glad we got you as close as you could have been. Eyes and ears.
Carl Palmer should team up with Steve Morse.
Who?
@@VickersDoorter Kidding? Dregs, Deep Purple, Steve Morse Band.
I'd love to see a REAL keayboard player on stage!!! ELP was renowed for being a KEYBOARD DRIVEN band!
Carl did not want to replace the genius Keith Emerson !
Far more effective having the audio-visual insertion of the late great Keith Emerson, rather than an-other session musician.
Paul Bielatowicz deserves tremendous respect for his ability to cover Keith Emerson's parts on guitar. Simon Fitzpatrick's version of Take A Pebble on Chapman Stick was also amazing.
@@ohmtronseedling Incredible! The lyrics though...
if this is supposed to replicate emerson, lake and palmer, then which one`s keith emerson?
Can't be done. That's the point
@@scottlukert5287 the point is to show it can`t be done? I`m confused...even beyond not being able to work out which one is keith emerson. ;-)
@@donkeyshot8472Okay I definitely see your point, but I just love it. I may even listen again once in a while. For instance, some are calling for Ms Flowers to fill Mr. Emerson's role. Sorry, can't agree. ELP, they will live forever in hearts and minds. They are gone but the music, the melodies, rhythms, counterpoint, power, all live in this new manifestation.
I love Carl but He has nothing to prove his recordings with ELP are enough to me to put him in the greatest drummers category even beyond the dude knows drums!
I think he likes it
@@poptart4260 Everyone having a helluva good time especially Carl. Imagine Mr Palmer asking Mr. Lake, er hey buddy, um you wouldn't much mind if I had a go at the mic do ya?
Where is the keyboardist, was it prerecorded or was he just not in view?
No hay tecladista!! todo guitarra, increíble.
No keyboard, a synth driven from the guitar
@@zebo-the-fat 7:40 Try again, they are playing over original stuff too.
Partial sound track (like Knife Edge) ,partial the lead guitarist, and partial the bassist, who did a helluva job. All three guys on stage were surprisingly amazing...well, except for Palmer. Him being amazing is a given.
What on earth is the use of this????
This literally is going “Back To The Future”. IMO this represents the infancy of the future of concert performances bringing back to 'life' the greatest musicians who are no longer with us. For example, in the past we could look at one dimensional pictures and maybe even say “What on earth is the use of this????” We can’t hear them, we can’t see them moving on stage, so what’s the use? Now if pictures were left as is and nothing else was ventured, nothing else would have happened and all we would have are, well, pictures. Or, someone could try to come up with the idea of putting a bunch of pictures, one picture after another next to the other and suddenly we have ‘moving pictures’! Now we have movies and would one still say “What on earth is the use of this?????” However we know the importance of movies, videos etc. to record and look back and enjoy history etc. just like most people do on UA-cam etc. Now there is someone, Palmer as well as ABBA, Ringo & Paul and others, who are thinking that we could figuratively bring, the dead back to life, the past to the present, in a concert or song and one might say “What on earth is the use of this????”. Fast forward and in the not so distant future of AI, we will see three dimensional holographic restorations of those past performers performing on stage next to the live performers for a more immersive band’s performance never before deemed possible. And yet, at that point, someone might say “What on earth is the use of this????”. And that will alway be the case with innovation. The next query down this road might be beyond the 3-D performers on stage where they then interact with the audience. Can you imagine a 3-D Emerson, in between songs, stops for a moment, looks out into the audience AT YOU, and asks you personally which song you would like for them to play next? That is where this can lead to, the “What on earth is the use of this????” answer: Innovation and Progress. It has to be tried before it progresses. Trial and error, then fix it even more.
@@Seekmage The music is alive, a living entity that needs to express it's dna