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Locutus

Locutus

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From Songfacts.com:

Arguably ELP's best known song, this almost did not happen. On the last day of recording their first album, ELP did not have enough material to fulfill their contract requirements of 21 minutes per album side. Greg Lake started playing this ballad that he had wrote when he was 12 years old. The group started to record this, improvising as they went along. Keith Emerson's signature Moog solo at the end was his first take and he wasn't aware that the tape was running.

Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake and Palmer -Panfredo Channel - YouTube

And a nice live version:

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man - Live In Montreal, 1977 - YouTube
 
Twila

Twila

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I'm listening to my cat purr and "talk" to me. She won't shut up and if I try to tell her to she thinks I'm responding to her questions....and that is the problem...all her meows ARE questions....She's the devil...
 
spaminator

spaminator

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Twila said:
I'm listening to my cat purr and "talk" to me. She won't shut up and if I try to tell her to she thinks I'm responding to her questions....and that is the problem...all her meows ARE questions....She's the devil...
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perhaps you can try feeding her to keep her quiet. :)
 
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Cliffy

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I'm listening to this low windy sound reverberating between my ears, like air flowing through a cavern. I think I need to go to sleep.
 
Kreskin

Kreskin

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Locutus said:
From Songfacts.com:

Arguably ELP's best known song, this almost did not happen. On the last day of recording their first album, ELP did not have enough material to fulfill their contract requirements of 21 minutes per album side. Greg Lake started playing this ballad that he had wrote when he was 12 years old. The group started to record this, improvising as they went along. Keith Emerson's signature Moog solo at the end was his first take and he wasn't aware that the tape was running.

Lucky Man by Emerson, Lake and Palmer -Panfredo Channel - YouTube

And a nice live version:

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man - Live In Montreal, 1977 - YouTube
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I love Emerson's synthesizer in Lucky Man. To me it takes the song to a completely different level.

I saw ELP twice in Vancouver. The first was my very first concert in 74 - just after they released Brain Salad Surgery. I believe they opened with Jerusalem. Just blew the doors off of the Pacific Coliseum.

Emerson Lake And Palmer - Jerusalem - YouTube
 
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Twila

Twila

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I'm listening to my cat purr in my ear. It's the most comforting of sounds.
 
Blackleaf

Blackleaf

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Some hits from British synthpop duo Erasure: Vince Clarke (formally of Depeche Mode) and Andy Bell.




Who Needs Love (Like That) (1985)

Erasure - Who Needs Love (Like That) - YouTube

Ship Of Fools (1988 )

Erasure - Ship Of Fools - YouTube

Stop! (1988 )

Erasure - Stop! - YouTube

Star (1990)

ERASURE STAR - YouTube

Chorus (1991)

Erasure - Chorus - YouTube

Always (1994)

Erasure - Always - YouTube

Sunday Girl (2007)

SUNDAY GIRL-ERASURE Tour-by PRICKIMAGE - YouTube

Gaudete (2013)

Erasure - Gaudete - YouTube
 
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