Emerson, Lake & Palmer

1. The Barbarian (2012 Remastered Version) 2. Take a Pebble (2012 Remastered Version) 3. Knife-Edge (2012 Remastered Version) 4. The Three Fates (i) Clotho ii) Lachesis iii) Atropos) [2012 Remastered Version] 5. Tank (2012 Remastered Version) 6. Lucky Man (2012 Remastered Version) Disc: 2 1. The Barbarian (2012 Stereo Mix) 2. Take a Pebble (2012 Stereo Mix) 3. Knife-Edge (With Extended Outro; 2012 Stereo Mix) 4. Promenade (2012 Stereo Mix) 5. The Three Fates: Atropos (2012 Stereo Mix) 6. Rave Up (2012 Stereo Mix) 7. Drum Solo (2012 Stereo Mix) 8. Lucky Man (2012 Stereo Mix) 9. Take a Pebble (Alternate Take; 2012 Stereo Mix) 10. Knife-Edge (Alternate Take; 2012 Stereo Mix) 11. Lucky Man (First Greg Lake Solo Version; 2012 Stereo Mix) 12. Lucky Man (Alternate Version; 2012 Stereo Mix)

Lake & Palmer were one of the most successful, innovative and ground breaking British groups of the golden age of progressive rock. As well as creating spectacular 'live' shows that incorporated advanced technology and showmanship, they also recorded a cascade of powerful albums that sold in millions around the world. During 2016 and 2017 the band's musical legacy will be celebrated by BMG with an important and comprehensive re-issue program that will put the spotlight on ELP's nine studio albums as well as their 'live' recordings and compilations. Emerson, Lake & Palmer was first released after the group's critically acclaimed debut show at the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival, when they performed to 600,000 people. It's dynamic original compositions and classical adaptations are brimful of Emerson's superb piano and Moog synthesizer work, Lake's magnificent vocals, bass and acoustic guitar playing and Palmer's lightning fast drumming. Bartok's "The Barbarian," together with originals "Take A Pebble," "Knife Edge," and the three part suite "The Three Fates" are followed by "Tank" and Lake's ballad "Lucky Man" which was the band's debut single.

Price: $19.98