@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe. I adore Dave Groel, as an artist and person. Don’t know who Drake is. Nothing, and no one, can top Greg Lake’s voice. Having said that, I remember saying the same thing about Bob Dylan in the mid-60’s. It was true until I heard Greg Lake’s voice three months ago. I am so glad to have found him on UA-cam. Now that I have heard the first album of King Crimson, I regret not having seen him in concert. Really regret it! Take advantage of every opportunity to do something you want so you don’t have regrets 60 years from now. 😊
Hallo 🙂, ich würde sagen, solange wir diese schöne Musik hören und solange es unsere Herzen berührt - ist es fast so als die noch am leben wären ...LG 🙂🙋♀️@@kingktakeiarthurbrown1226
This sounds weird, but when Greg lake died, I got the feeling I'd lose my dad soon. He did actually pass away in 2018. My dad showed me the music, the music fills my heart.
@chrishenry5945 Considering the staggering amount of independent music that's out there today you must not be looking for it. I guarantee you it's out there.
An old friend invited us over to his apartment during a junior high school skip day during the early 80's ( '81) and played this guitar sequence for us. He was highly talented musically but tortured too and succumbed to drugs shortly afterwards. He was a kind soul and everyone cheered for his future success in music, life but unfortunately, we all have our demons! This song reminds me of the fleeting innocence of our youth, the kindness of most people then, and great music allows us to revisit these memories with mixed emotions. R.I P. Doug!
No conocí a tu amigo.Pero me habría gustado conocerlo..Considero como a mi hermana a toda alma torturada.Paz a este hermano astral,donde ahora se encuentre.
We were blessed and didn't know it! There will never be music like this again. The music of my teen years! When life was slower, easier and just lighter feeling! RIP Greg Lake!
So true!!! This is such a beautiful song, amongst so many others of our youth! For me, Greg Lake had one of the greatest voices and seemed like such a nice person! Definitely very talented! Is it just because it was our youth or simply beautiful music? I think both!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I’m 68 on July 1st, I do enjoy watching today’s grandchildren reacting to the greatest music ever produced. They actually appreciate how great it was;) I tell them to tell their grand parents how lucky they were to grow up with the golden age of Rock n Roll, 1955-1980!!
I was blessed to be a child from 10 on listening to this music and loving. I now remember words to things I listened to with my parents and their friends and kids. Such a fun age and time. I am truly blessed with the best parents but I learned with them. They are amazing people in every sense of giving kind fun constant presence. I learned but didn’t appreciate or realize until later.
...and 2days crap does,'nt even hold a candle up to our music we grew up with either. Some fm stations play reruns by the hour & their motto is shit: more music better variety. Let us all throw up @ that.
This song has the ability to transport you back in time to a magical period in ours lives when we were free, no worries and not a care in the world. Living for the moment and the next good time.
A total rare gem, and it got missed by many back in those days because it was a bit too long for AM rock radio. But from the first time I heard it, a few years after its release, I was instantly hooked. From the beginning.
Meet Greg Lake when ELP opened for Jethro Tull in 1996 at the PNC Bank in Jersey. He was a true gentleman and signed all my albums and guitar. Afterwards, he asked if we could sit and chat. I felt so honored. RIP you will be missed. ❤
I’m 69 also. I saw them once in Quadraphonic Sound At Chicago Amphitheater ( no longer there) We were Surrounded with Sound Had to wait 4 hours in line for Ticket Master to open
God, that guitar intro...their smiles & youth...this whole piece is just full of talent and a special magic. What a time to be young...65 y/o young here.
Saw them with Ten Years After May 1st 1971 at the Forum. Words cannot describe these concerts but they are with me still. Goosebumps whenever I hear this song. Touches my heart and soul. My God I am blessed to have been born when I was
Great show you saw ! We were so fortunate to have grown up in that era . I’ve seen many concerts. The only reason we could was because the prices were so reasonable back then . The concert you went to probably cost you $12.00 or so . I consider myself so lucky . Have a great summer
Oh yes Scott we were so blessed to be able have been there. Have a lot of my ticket stubs. Saw Led Zeppelin at the Rose Palace in Pasadena for $3.50! Unbelievable I would not trade when we grew up for anything. Have a brilliant day.
I went to Ten Years After at the Forum, 1971 was the year, I was 18, opening act was ‘Yes’. Saw ELP at Santa Monica Civic in 1970, the music was unique, not a large audience, the stage was filled with large electronic computer Emerson instruments, an array of Palmer percussion and Greg Lake sitting upon a stool, playing guitar, singing, and ‘hey, hey, hey, hey’
Hi Martha! I was at the same concert as you May 1st 1971 Forum. Yep, 18 years old also. Wish I could have seen them at Santa Monica Civic also. That was my favorite place to see bands before they moved up to the Forum. David Bowie, T-Rex, Queen, Aerosmith, and many others. What a delicious time of my life.
Life is still worth living when all seven of your grandchildren are moved by their first hearing of this song and can't believe they're discovering something this beautiful....
I'm 69 and got Trilogy when it came out. Listening to this song brings me back to a friends living room, intimate party, just a few couples. Drinking beer , smoking dope and this song is on. It's heaven. I'm a pianist and Keith was my first hero (Wakeman the second). His end was such a tragedy. Long live ELP.
I don’t know if it’s true he was so depressed by talentless critics saying he couldn’t play as well but he had arthritis n you know he had to do his best, makes me so mad, all the members of ELP were virtuosos n pioneered more than these auto tune idiots ever will
@@kathyjacques2688 Yea he had severe nerve damage in his right hand, was going through a divorce and had financial problems. But more than anything it had to just be killing him, after all those years of being the virtuoso, to not be able to play like he had.
I’m 68 and will never ever allow days moments time or year after this era to interfere or compare the awesome beautiful music the tones, the strings, The Voice the passion and I would not change anything for the world because today is even more beautiful and awesome because back in the day
Wow, I’m blown away with this song in 2025. I don’t remember hearing this song before. Beautiful vocals and instrumentation. ❤ I just knew them as Emerson, Lake and Palmer during that time I was still young and full of dreams. Time passes too fast. That’s why moments like these are so precious and glad their music has endured. ❤🙏⭐💎
I'm the only one out there that trully enjoy this song looking at the stars in a no moon night ? These guys composed amazing songs, all 3 were masters but Keith and Greg came from another galaxy I miss you guys !!!
This is the music dreams came from...so loved. Felt so deep in your soul. Pure magic and, yes, it is only for those of us who lived it. And we can still let it slide us back to those days ...
We did live it. No one can touch that. If you were there you’ll get it. If not, then you missed a great trip. So lucky to be on the front row. ❤ love in May 2024
I know what you mean, but this music is a gift for anyone who hears it. Young people in particular resonate with this music because it is indeed timeless.
This feels like summer. Sitting in the back of a 67-ford pickup with my friends and the sunlight falling through the pine trees and making golden coin shapes on the ground. Later the sun setting across lake Martin, making wiggly waves on the clear water as it sinks, and the quarter moon rises. Those were the best days; Those last innocent days.
I got the 45 rpm of this in 1971 for Christmas… I remember lying on the floor by the Christmas tree in the dark with just the tree lights on, listening to this , over and over….
I am 68;yrs old and have been listening to ELP for 50+ yrs. I feel very fortunate to have grown up in the generation of the best music of all times. The bands in the 60's & 70's were totally awesome, and there were so damn many of them 🎶 🎸 🥁👍🏻
they were all so unique,we had our favourites but there was so many greats,never will we see that again but as is with classical music this also stand the test of time,my grand daughter is 12 and plays guitar,loves all of my generations music and im almost 66,now i appreciate alot of music my father listened to
First saw them at the Nassau Coliseum that was my first concert ever in 1973 or so. Brain Salad Surgery had the music alternating from speakers all around the concert hall. Amazing. Then I saw them at Radio City Music Hall. Still super great.
We have been together for 42 years and this is our song . . . "You were meant to be here from the beginning" - we are soul mates living in paradise - his mother says I am just a smaller version of him - xoxox
I saw Emerson, Lake and Palmer back in the late 60s or early 70s in Wildwood NJ. All I remember was standing right at the stage front dancing all night long. To this day, I still love them and their music. ❤️❤️❤️
Into the Beatles when I was only 4 grew up through the 1970s when it was common to hear so much good music plus an incredible band like this on the radio, no wonder I became a musician. Read this comment at my funeral just add the last six words. What a Lucky Man He Was.
Who here thinks Emerson Lake and Palmer belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame I do May 2024
What??? They aren't??? They definitely should be!!
@@kathydonson5544💜🎶💜 yes they should be I agree
they are there
Absolutely!
@@craigschepers714YOU'RE WRONG!!! Google it! Have never been nominated!!!
One of the best voices in Rock. RIP Greg 🌹
Completamente de acuerdo, este señor del rock progresivo se extraña QEPD.
Great voice, beautiful smile!
Sonrisa de Greg ? Nunca lo ví sonreír exepto cuando recibieron el Hall de rock
Staggering talent and the most beautiful male voice I ever heard.
Yes. Such emotion. Shows that he's so truly blessed. If you've ever listened to any of his interviews. He's singing in Heaven, I believe.
Drake or Dave Groel?
Greg Lake. ❤❤❤
@@JeffreyWilliams-dr7qe. I adore Dave Groel, as an artist and person. Don’t know who Drake is. Nothing, and no one, can top Greg Lake’s voice. Having said that, I remember saying the same thing about Bob Dylan in the mid-60’s. It was true until I heard Greg Lake’s voice three months ago. I am so glad to have found him on UA-cam. Now that I have heard the first album of King Crimson, I regret not having seen him in concert. Really regret it! Take advantage of every opportunity to do something you want so you don’t have regrets 60 years from now. 😊
Oui une voix chaude et réconfortante
All three legendary artists and here it is March 2024 and I'm still loving their music
Wrong Greg Lake and Keith Emerson died in 2016.....
Not wrong. Correct. March 2024 and I too am enthralled with this music
@@jasonborne5724 THX
Because it's all good music..
Stuff out there nowadays can't match them.
Hallo 🙂, ich würde sagen, solange wir diese schöne Musik hören und solange es unsere Herzen berührt - ist es fast so als die noch am leben wären ...LG 🙂🙋♀️@@kingktakeiarthurbrown1226
1972 Spliff in one hand and glass of wine in the other. I was totally in love with them, from the beginning.
😊❤ the best way to remember them. From the beginning.
I was right there with ya in 72.
Been a long time since I've thought about having a splff✨
We would have gotten a long very well
me too
I am 69 and still feel this magic thanks for posting
I’m 69 too. ELP was my first concert. At HersheyPark Arena. I still listen.
Mágica no hay duda
likewise❤
I am 70, moving back to Thailand. My now wife floats to this magic.
I'm 77 and this is music.
Unfortunately both Keith Emerson and Greg Lake passed away in 2016, only Carl Palmer survives. RIP gentlemen.
A great loss for us all. 😢😢😢
So sad they were great in the 70’s there no good music like this now you can’t even understand the lyrics
Cause drummers never die, they just shed their skins...
This sounds weird, but when Greg lake died, I got the feeling I'd lose my dad soon. He did actually pass away in 2018. My dad showed me the music, the music fills my heart.
Only the great die young. Bless their souls.
We were so very lucky to be living in a time when music like this came about...
NO ONE MAKES MUSIC THIS MAGICAL, THESE DAYS.
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT!!!
Indeed!
True true true 👏
Music did use to feel like it had magical properties. It doesn’t seem to have the same soul these days.
@chrishenry5945 Considering the staggering amount of independent music that's out there today you must not be looking for it. I guarantee you it's out there.
I just want to cry when I hear music from my past. I'm 73.
Also 73, i feel exactly the same way. Best wishes, kevin.
I'm 64 and I call them time traveler songs. Can trigger strong memories.
66 and I feel exactly like you. Evokes such poignant emotions.
70 and not afraid to cry hearing this again, such memories.
63 ! And thinking we had the best music ever !
An old friend invited us over to his apartment during a junior high school skip day during the early 80's ( '81) and played this guitar sequence for us. He was highly talented musically but tortured too and succumbed to drugs shortly afterwards. He was a kind soul and everyone cheered for his future success in music, life but unfortunately, we all have our demons! This song reminds me of the fleeting innocence of our youth, the kindness of most people then, and great music allows us to revisit these memories with mixed emotions. R.I P. Doug!
Made my day
😢
Sorry 🙏❤️
No conocí a tu amigo.Pero me habría gustado conocerlo..Considero como a mi hermana a toda alma torturada.Paz a este hermano astral,donde ahora se encuentre.
Musicians sing from deep inside, sometimes troubled other times ecstatic but these feelings touch us like an echo from our souls.
Magical every time i hear it.
It brings back so many great memories.
We were blessed and didn't know it! There will never be music like this again. The music of my teen years! When life was slower, easier and just lighter feeling! RIP Greg Lake!
❤you said it
The Life and Death of Rock n' Roll: 1955 to 1995.
This music absolutely conveyed peace and harmony music!ally.😊
So true!!! This is such a beautiful song, amongst so many others of our youth! For me, Greg Lake had one of the greatest voices and seemed like such a nice person! Definitely very talented! Is it just because it was our youth or simply beautiful music? I think both!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
RIP Keith aswell..
An authentic gem. We were so fortunate to have such quality music in the 60s and 70s. True artists are so hard to find today.
I’m 68 on July 1st, I do enjoy watching today’s grandchildren reacting to the greatest music ever produced. They actually appreciate how great it was;)
I tell them to tell their grand parents how lucky they were to grow up with the golden age of Rock n Roll, 1955-1980!!
I was blessed to be a child from 10 on listening to this music and loving. I now remember words to things I listened to with my parents and their friends and kids. Such a fun age and time. I am truly blessed with the best parents but I learned with them. They are amazing people in every sense of giving kind fun constant presence. I learned but didn’t appreciate or realize until later.
Yes ✌🏽
...and 2days crap does,'nt even hold a candle up to our music we grew up with either. Some fm stations play reruns by the hour & their motto is shit: more music better variety. Let us all throw up @ that.
Indeed, weren't we lucky to have been young then? There never will be another time like that.
So peaceful, like some wise being telling you everything will be all right...
I'm seventy five and still listening the magic of talent.
Glad to have you around sir.....music keeps us going.
Excelente mi amigo " Desde el Principio" vivo estás. Saludos hermano, yo soy menor que tú 64 años.
71
@@richardkietzman9281 hola hermano, saludos. Dios te bendiga.
I’m 72 and happy 😃
Our generation had the best of everything but mostly music its truly timeless
Yep, definitely music wise - all the super artists came between the 60's & 90's
I’m 48 and I grew up on the 60s70s music. It was the greatest music ever. Thanks Dad for introducing me to this beautiful music that will live forever
Secondly fashion and textiles.
This song has the ability to transport you back in time to a magical period in ours lives when we were free, no worries and not a care in the world. Living for the moment and the next good time.
U
💋
We will never have an good time 🙏😭😭😭 time
U r a liar!!!!29 years ago u told me that this was our love song 💔
U so funny.
Wow, I miss those days when musicians truly played music
The 70's a magical time.
To go back to the 70s , start over again 😢😢😢
I'm 69 years old, so happy to be a part of that era music fantastic , all the posts are great.
A total rare gem, and it got missed by many back in those days because it was a bit too long for AM rock radio. But from the first time I heard it, a few years after its release, I was instantly hooked. From the beginning.
I know what you mean. Greatest music of all time-that era. ❤
I’m 69 too, friend. I had this song on repeat my senior year of HS. God, we had great music in the 60s and 70s. It was fantastic!
Back to the 70s , start over to do it right this time ! 😢😢
😢
One of those songs I never get tired of listening to
74 and still loving this music. R.I.P, Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. Greatly missed.
Me too, I turn 74 in December. THIS is music.
😢😢😢
This is the song that made me love EL&P FOREVER!!!
RIP Keith and Greg. These songs are still gems.
Forever gems !🌹
Meet Greg Lake when ELP opened for Jethro Tull in 1996 at the PNC Bank in Jersey. He was a true gentleman and signed all my albums and guitar. Afterwards, he asked if we could sit and chat. I felt so honored. RIP you will be missed. ❤
Greg had so much respect for his fans and cherished them greatly!
When Rock groups still had incredible voices
Saw them twice, when I was young. Now I´m 69 and still love it. RIP Keith and Greg.
I’m 69 also. I saw them once in Quadraphonic Sound
At Chicago Amphitheater ( no longer there)
We were Surrounded with Sound
Had to wait 4 hours in line for Ticket Master to open
I love you guys. We are meant to be here.
😢
You'll never get anything close to the magic of Emerson Lake and Palmer in today's music
I am so grateful to have grown up in the 60's & 70's. We had the greatest music 🎶 of all time. We also had the most "bad ass" cars too 👍🏻
I echoed your post above. Couldn't agree more 👍👍👍
65' GTO
I agree. They were some of the best times of my life.
@@tonychrestman9613 I came close to buying one of those, but they were more of a 'guy' car. My husband could have handled it better than me!
@@markkennedy4854 cant count the 80’s out
Saw them live. I'm now 70 years young.
Sou bem mais novo que vc , mas quando ouvi essa musica Amei !!
@@ezequielrosa5168You have excellent taste in music.
One of the best songs of all time.👍
Sin duda amigo!!
God, that guitar intro...their smiles & youth...this whole piece is just full of talent and a special magic. What a time to be young...65 y/o young here.
Saw them with Ten Years After May 1st 1971 at the Forum. Words cannot describe these concerts but they are with me still. Goosebumps whenever I hear this song. Touches my heart and soul. My God I am blessed to have been born when I was
Great show you saw ! We were so fortunate to have grown up in that era . I’ve seen many concerts. The only reason we could was because the prices were so reasonable back then . The concert you went to probably cost you $12.00 or so . I consider myself so lucky . Have a great summer
Oh yes Scott we were so blessed to be able have been there. Have a lot of my ticket stubs. Saw Led Zeppelin at the Rose Palace in Pasadena for $3.50! Unbelievable I would not trade when we grew up for anything. Have a brilliant day.
I went to Ten Years After at the Forum, 1971 was the year, I was 18, opening act was ‘Yes’.
Saw ELP at Santa Monica Civic in 1970, the music was unique, not a large audience, the stage was filled with large electronic computer Emerson instruments, an array of Palmer percussion and Greg Lake sitting upon a stool, playing guitar, singing, and ‘hey, hey, hey, hey’
Hi Martha! I was at the same concert as you May 1st 1971 Forum. Yep, 18 years old also. Wish I could have seen them at Santa Monica Civic also. That was my favorite place to see bands before they moved up to the Forum. David Bowie, T-Rex, Queen, Aerosmith, and many others. What a delicious time of my life.
They were my first real concert - 1973.
When musicians had talent.
So true.
Life is still worth living when all seven of your grandchildren are moved by their first hearing of this song and can't believe they're discovering something this beautiful....
❤
@@fredjohnston2367 That is absolutely awesome! It makes me so happy that you share this music with them!
I'm 69 and got Trilogy when it came out. Listening to this song brings me back to a friends living room, intimate party, just a few couples. Drinking beer , smoking dope and this song is on. It's heaven. I'm a pianist and Keith was my first hero (Wakeman the second). His end was such a tragedy. Long live ELP.
I don’t know if it’s true he was so depressed by talentless critics saying he couldn’t play as well but he had arthritis n you know he had to do his best, makes me so mad, all the members of ELP were virtuosos n pioneered more than these auto tune idiots ever will
@@kathyjacques2688 Yea he had severe nerve damage in his right hand, was going through a divorce and had financial problems. But more than anything it had to just be killing him, after all those years of being the virtuoso, to not be able to play like he had.
@@Biffer5 oh you know it did, the man had to have been a perfectionist
Ahhhh..... Love Wakeman❤❤❤
ELP, Yes, Pink Floyd ❤❤❤❤
This is what you can call music, awesome song. Now you won't be able to find anything similar to this incredible song.
Their musicality was so very good, it allowed them to create so much truly great music that is still great today (and NO autotune for them 👌)
Greta Van Fleet.
Give them a listen.
You’ll be amazed
I’m 68 and will never ever allow days moments time or year after this era to interfere or compare the awesome beautiful music the tones, the strings, The Voice the passion and I would not change anything for the world because today is even more beautiful and awesome because back in the day
Yes,🌍🌛🌕
A song that never gets old. So beautiful.
Wow, I’m blown away with this song in 2025. I don’t remember hearing this song before. Beautiful vocals and instrumentation. ❤ I just knew them as Emerson, Lake and Palmer during that time I was still young and full of dreams. Time passes too fast. That’s why moments like these are so precious and glad their music has endured. ❤🙏⭐💎
I´m 70 and this tímeless music really turn me on the 60s and early 70s has the best music !!!
I'm the only one out there that trully enjoy this song looking at the stars in a no moon night ? These guys composed amazing songs, all 3 were masters but Keith and Greg came from another galaxy I miss you guys !!!
An absolute gem of song and beautiful memories, so mellow, escapism to somewhere 🌄🛸🛸🛸❤
Your not by yourself. The 70s were amazing for the music .
@RickLong-p6m oh yes, absolutely 70's 💜🔥was an amazing musical decade 👍😀
I'm sixty years old and this song is everything!
This is the music dreams came from...so loved. Felt so deep in your soul. Pure magic and, yes, it is only for those of us who lived it. And we can still let it slide us back to those days ...
We did live it. No one can touch that. If you were there you’ll get it. If not, then you missed a great trip. So lucky to be on the front row. ❤ love in May 2024
I know what you mean, but this music is a gift for anyone who hears it. Young people in particular resonate with this music because it is indeed timeless.
It's all so very clear...this music was meant to be here..from the very Beginning. 😊
And still it turns me on!
💖💖💖
I'm sitting here in the year of 2024..wishing I could go back to the 70s.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I never left.
Good for you 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Greg Lake is one of the greats- humble, yet talented beyond so many of his contemporaries. Died way too young…
This feels like summer. Sitting in the back of a 67-ford pickup with my friends and the sunlight falling through the pine trees and making golden coin shapes on the ground. Later the sun setting across lake Martin, making wiggly waves on the clear water as it sinks, and the quarter moon rises. Those were the best days; Those last innocent days.
What a voice!
One of the best songs EVER!
One of my favorite 70's bands...... brings back high school days !!!! These guys are awesome
I got the 45 rpm of this in 1971 for Christmas… I remember lying on the floor by the Christmas tree in the dark with just the tree lights on, listening to this , over and over….
This was hit back in the 1970's when I was a teen. Great song.
Yes me also. Brings back a lot of memories.
To start over ❤❤ 😢
Thanks for sharing this classic acoustic rock song. So epic!
I am 68;yrs old and have been listening to ELP for 50+ yrs. I feel very fortunate to have grown up in the generation of the best music of all times. The bands in the 60's & 70's were totally awesome, and there were so damn many of them 🎶 🎸 🥁👍🏻
they were all so unique,we had our favourites but there was so many greats,never will we see that again but as is with classical music this also stand the test of time,my grand daughter is 12 and plays guitar,loves all of my generations music and im almost 66,now i appreciate alot of music my father listened to
Greg’s voice and guitar along with the moog synthesizer are like a fine blended Bourbon. 70s music at it’s best
These guys were ahead of their time and thank God they were I'm 72 I'll listened to them back when I was 16 years old though it was wonderful
Greg Lake had such a wonderful voice and great guitarist. You’re missed!
Remember when the song first played on radio!
I'm listening the song for the 1st time. It is an wonderful music experience!
A pure music pearl!
Look up Greg Lake singing Still you turn me on, solo, live, at the California Jam Festival (1974) . It will blow your mind!
@@FIGGY65I was just going to sugest that exact video.
It was cold enough that you could see his breath sometimes.
@@theSword- Hopefully you were there to witness that piece of history?! It’s very humbling to watch! I was only 9 and was not in attendance 😂
@@FIGGY65 ....Sadly, I was not there. I can only wish I was. 😁
@@FIGGY65 Agreed!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
One of the best bands in the 70’s. Saw them two times. Brain Salad Surgery and at the California Jam in ‘74. Good times
I was at the Jam too, I was pretty obsessed with ELP and love them still
Omg caljam, I haven't heard that word in so long 😂❤
madison square garden with the full orchestra
First saw them at the Nassau Coliseum that was my first concert ever in 1973 or so. Brain Salad Surgery had the music alternating from speakers all around the concert hall. Amazing. Then I saw them at Radio City Music Hall. Still super great.
Brain salad surgury❤
Was a teenager in the 70’s what a wonderful time and wonderful music!
😢 right
Sooooo much good music from these folks! Still loving it at almost 82.
Nothing can touch this tune and performance 😅😅😅😅
Chills still. It's a stop you in your tracks kind of song. That was certainly a time of musical magic. ☮
This band changed R n R..forever.!!! All kudos to Greg Lake..."the writer, the composer, the singer"..of 90%...of ELP's hit songs....RIP Greg Lake...
ELP nailed the groovy, slightly dark vibe of the 70’s with this song. Magical.
Greg Lake was the magic of this band , his guitar playing was perfect and he had a voice to match
Take all of today's music, make a smoothie and you don't get a second of this song.
One of my favorite songs. Especially from my youth.
Gone but never ever to be forgotten
, this music will live forever
It's all clear, you were meant to be here, from the beginning. What a song!
Because 😢
Love his voice
We have been together for 42 years and this is our song . . . "You were meant to be here from the beginning" - we are soul mates living in paradise - his mother says I am just a smaller version of him - xoxox
One of the songs which automatically brings me back to my Senior year of HS, 1973-74.
The good times that seemed endless and with no limits. Alas.
One of the top classical rock groups from the 70's. Right up there with the likes of the Moody Blues and Pink Floyd. Pure talent.
Yes
I love their music. Since the beginning!
Of all the great music at the time, this stood out to me then and now.
I am 62 and grew up with there music such great times I loved so many bands and this one really stands out !!
I saw Emerson, Lake and Palmer back in the late 60s or early 70s in Wildwood NJ. All I remember was standing right at the stage front dancing all night long. To this day, I still love them and their music. ❤️❤️❤️
Such a classic song from such an amazing time for music. 63 year old lady here. 😘
I don't care that it doesn't sync up, I'm just happy to see the beautiful footage of Greg that I've never seen before. Lovely video.
Outstanding remastered classic ELP song its just wow in sound sonics 🎶🎶🎶
Grande classe , et même un peu plus . Très belle époque et musique très colorée . Merci E.L.P
Great song, by a great group, that was great in concert.
Thank you.
I love this band. Very talented the three of them. Very innovative and special lyrics. One of the most unique band of all times.❤❤❤
There will never be music like this again we lived in a blessed time with the best music there was
FANTÁSTICO!!🎉EMERSON.LAKE.PALMER!! QUE BUENA MÚSICA!!! APLAUSOS POR FAVOR!!!
Escuchando este excelente tema imagino un viaje hacia el infinito espacio interestelar por Dios que calidad se adelantaron a su epoca
Incomparable
100%!
I consider this a classic but most of all a brilliant masterpiece
As well as an incredible love ballad.
I love the old music and I don't cry just love it
That first chord strum always gives me goosebumps. ELP got me through my teen years. (1960s-70s.) God, I still love this song.
Wow I haven’t heard this song in a million years and it’s so beautiful …
This man (Greg Lake) hasn"t been only one of the most beautiful voices ever, but he also had one of the most gorgeous faces I've ever seen.😍
Greg Lake is perhaps the most under-appreciated artist in music history. Seriously.
Takes me to another time, another place long ago but always in my mind. I’ll never forget that time long ago when I was young.
This song reminds me of my youth when the people that loved me,and I loved back are all gone now.
Into the Beatles when I was only 4 grew up through the 1970s when it was common to hear so much good music plus an incredible band like this on the radio, no wonder I became a musician. Read this comment at my funeral just add the last six words. What a Lucky Man He Was.
When they appeared on Ed Sullivan, I was 4 also. I sat with my brother (14 at the time). He said, "You're watching history". How true ..
I havent heard this song in years. Great song.
The greatest supergroup of70's.no words necessary!
Una delle più belle canzoni di ogni tempo
Certo!