EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER - STILL YOU TURN ON ME | REACTION

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[@ericanderson8886]

"Take a Pebble" pure prog rock. Gregs voice is amazing.

[@dagmar.6954]

Such a great progressive rock band from the 70's with a musical sound including classical music with jazz and symphonic rock elements. Also Emerson's flamboyant use of the Hammond organ, Moog synthesizer & piano. Their sound is like no other band. One of my favorite songs by them is "Fanfare For The Common Man" - Live at Nassau Coliseum '78. Sadly both Keith Emerson & Greg Lake died in 2016, leaving only Carl Palmer.

[@timothymunger3186]

Greg Lake - a class all by himself.

[@royorlando3661]

Try "Take a Pebble. Greg Lakes voice never sounded better.

[@tvgator1]

The wah wah works there.

[@elegantirony78]

I love the music in this song. It sounds like it was written in the18th century. This is my favorite song showcasing Greg Lake's voice. Definitely playlist

[@davidgale7384]

Greg Lake.... Guitar, Bass and vocals... Brilliant.... Absolutely a great album! Emerson and Palmer filling out sound envelope... Moving music into the future along with Yes, Genesis, Gentle Giant, King Crimson, Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Return To Forever, Steely Dan, ... Damn we had it so good... Wish there were some pushing the edge of the envelope today, so you can look back and say the same when you are 65....

[@patches1589]

I imagine Keith Emerson and Jon Lord having keyboard battles in Heaven! Lol. Two of the greats.

[@spiderbass65]

Take a pebble, both vocally and instrumentally mindblowing!

[@loisr3970]

Omg can't be eve I missed this..... 42 yrs married my old man has played this for me since we dated!!!!!!! Music is the magic in a marriage cheers

[@Andy-Capp]

There’s a brilliant live version of this by Greg Lake. Playing a 12 string acoustic chewing gum and. Not putting a foot wrong. I highly recommend it.

[@k_salter]

The chewing gum always kills me. I realize a lot of singers would do that... but with THAT voice?? omg

[@carollandrum9223]

Definitely prefer that version!

[@jennifertierney9076]

It is an amazing performance. And Greg was looking good 😉

[@larrywhite2574]

​@@carollandrum9223I like both versions

[@richardbailey1295]

A true supergroup. (all 3 of them...)

[@craigmarkowski7156]

I love how you interpret the music you listen to , You don't just listen to these songs you feel these songs and you dive in deep And the songs from the sixties and the seventies not only allow you to do that but make you want to do that ✌️

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

Oops....it's "Still You Turn Me On". You've transposed the last two words. It makes more sense that way. Either way, Greg's voice is so..........fine. If you haven't done "Take A Pebble" yet, I highly recommend it.

[@brucebrown73]

You have just scratched the surface of these guys.

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

I saw them in Wichita Kansas in the fall of 74... It was the end of the 'welcome back my friends' tour... it was life changing.

[@MilosDaddy]

Greg Lake was a treasure.

[@rogerkelly7988]

Emerson Lake and Palmer was just one of the great bands from the late 60s and going into the 70s that was using different instruments and recording techniques and sound variations along with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Moody Blues, Procol Harum and Jethro Tull to put together some of the greatest music of a generation

[@scotturban4580]

Was lucky enough to see elp in 1977

[@bobduerwald9805]

Have you reacted to Tarkus yet? The song is 20 minutes of spectacular progressive rock. Keith Emerson absolutely goes wild. Lake's vocals are great. Palmer's percussion is amazing.

[@ronpotter9810]

Without a doubt, they were the best 3 person LIVE band I ever had the opportunity to see.

[@kentclark6420]

This song also portrays that elegant transcendental feeling of true innocence in romance. Like that first love you'll never forget.

[@jenniferjacobs228]

So creative.. love it....

[@historyguy5942]

Loved your analysis. Always loved this song, and loved listening to it again for the 500th time. It is a song that is deceptively complex that requires at least a couple/few listens to first take-in all the music and then to pay attention to the lyrics. On par with “From the Beginning,” which is a masterpiece. Phenomenal band that I was fortunate enough to grow up listening to.

[@christinerobinson9372]

Such a great voice. Irreplacable.

[@judybagg9197]

You need to hear this song live! Glorious!!

[@Cheryworld]

They have some erally hard core prog songs. Haave you heard Karnevil-9?

[@bethh.9647]

A most beautiful song with a haunting melody. Thanks, Chod!

[@minkhollow]

"Jerusalem" and "Hoedown" are covers, strictly speaking, but they're both *amazing*. ("Fanfare for the Common Man" is another in the covers collection people will talk up, but I get a bit lost in the weeds on the long version.) "Trilogy" and "The Endless Enigma" (all three parts, around 10 minutes total) are good longer pieces - and you've survived "Pirates," so I think you'd be up for the challenges of "Tarkus" or "Karn Evil 9."

[@jwine4145]

I love your assessment, during the chorus they turned (tempo) on. 😎

[@Alewifes_Husband]

I'll put in another request for "The Endless Enigma Pt. 1 -> Fugue -> The Endless Enigma Pt 2." Opening tracks of the Trilogy album. Top-tier prog rock.

[@your_local_dummy4137]

That is a great place to get into the real ELP, short and accessible. One of my favorites too. Then after that jump into the longer epics.

[@ThatsMrPencilneck2U]

They didn't release this as a single, because Palmer didn't perform on it. My guess is that he needed a couple of minutes with an oxygen mask after finishing Toccata. The thing that strikes me about this song is that, while it only pretends to be a love song; it's every bit as cold and metallic as everything else on this album.

[@russellgil8232]

You need to check out the vid of Greg Lake singing this live with just an acoustic guitar.

[@alinmantua]

Tarkus from the live album Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends....it will rock your world world

[@MDElam]

Great analysis! The music performs the lyrics! Thank you for taking time to think through it!

[@Doggeslife]

Wah-Wah pedal on bass guitar. Chris Squire did it in "The Fish".

[@fenderchamp8241]

This WHOLE album is a top 5 prog masterpiece of all time.

[@jazzmaan707]

You are so correct, ELP are so far ahead of other bands, and they are in their own category of music. No other band, including YES, GENESIS, RUSH, nor PINK FLOYD, come close to the musical talent that ELP had.

[@cometogether999]

"Fanfare for the Common Man" by ELP is a worthwhile excursion.

[@luisalonsoecheverria]

He already reacted to that one.

[@brucebrown73]

Truly try “Pictures at an Exhibition “ if you have to do it in two parts, then do up to “Blues Variations “ , then side two. Impressed you will be.

[@joelliebler5690]

Talk about magical both instrumentals and great vocals on this special tune that elevates one spiritually!

[@hampyonce]

A drumless number. The chorus flips the switch to "on". Great song. Legendary trio.

[@scottmessenger8639]

ELP is a great band, many songs you will enjoy. Carl Palmer is one of the best drummers I ever saw live! I enjoy hearing your take as a drummer yourself! The best drummer I ever saw was probably Billy Cobham, not sure if you are familiar with him, but you will love his style. Played progressive jazz as we called it back in the 70s. Check him out, you won't be disappointed! Keep up the great work!

[@frankpentangeli7945]

You've gotta hit their song TRILOGY if you haven't already! I'm not a huge ELP fan, but that tune is astounding!!!

[@robertkern9911]

Brain salad surgery is my favorite ELP album every song is a masterpiece Checkout their version of Toccata its sure to blow your mind How 3 guys can create so much sound is unreal

[@vrvaughn]

I saw them at the Fillmore East … watching Kieth Emerson throw around a Hammond B3 organ.. stabbing the keys 🎹 jumping over the organ to sit at the piano and play a classical piece at triple speed.. He was a genius, he was a madman…. HE WAS BRILLIANT

[@vernhoke7730]

Let's see "Hoedown", "Take A Pebble", "Fanfare For the Common Man", Jeremy Bender", "Tarkus", "Toccotta" and "Karn Evil 9" just to name a few.

[@craigmarkowski7156]

Greg Lake wrote that song at the age of 12 ...

[@jeffschielka7845]

Karnevil #9 needs to be done.

[@fridaylong2812]

I Believe in Father Christmas, Black Moon.

[@JJ8KK]

Recommending *Jerusalem,* Chod, on this same album. IMO Emerson's cover of Jerusalem is the 2nd best Progressive Rock cover I've ever heard after YES' *America.* So much power, brilliant orchestration. Check it out!

[@ScottDeBerg]

With this one, it’s mainly about the lyrics.

[@oldmanghost219]

So I guess by now you know that you got the title wrong. It's "turn me on" not "turn on me". My introduction to ELP was in 74 when my cousins came back from the Calif Jam talking about a 'flying Piano' and brought the Brain Salad Surgery album over to listen to. I could not believe what I was hearing. Every song on the album was unbelievable. I and others have long considered Keith the G.O.A.T. of keyboards. There are videos of him playing a wide range of genres as well as the fact that he wrote music which included for movies. Video from the Jam is complicated because some of it is audio from a different concert and some of it is the actual live performance. That would include the video Great gates of Kiev where Keith gets on his 'Flying Piano' and goes up in the air and it spins head over heals. My ring tone is the 2nd Impression of Karn Evil Nine. As far as I know there is only audio of the full Karn Evil Nine live in concert. BTW My cousins were the fire bugs up front and likely the ones you can see after Greg performs an acoustic solo version of "Still...You Turn Me On" at the jam. And that iconic drum set of Carl's. Google it. You can really see the workout he gets in the videos of Karn Evil Nine from the Jam. One other thing - Keith was known as the Jimi Hendrix of the organ and you can see why in the KZbin video (Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Rondo Live in Zurich 1970 [HD]) Greg also wrote music for movies including Harry Potter.

[@Spinspiel]

Slight difference between "Still You Turn On Me" and "Still You Turn Me On" :)

[@alleneh]

They never failed to impress me with their incredible music. My I suggest some early Pat Metheny; "(Cross the) Heartland" or early Larry Carlton, "Springville"

[@souperdave2009]

You're welcome

[@doughaviland1729]

When you covered PIRATES, you mentioned how much they covered musically..... you MUST watch them do FANFARE FOR THE COMMON MAN LIVE AT MONTREAL STADIUM! Just the three of them playing to an empty stadium and blowing out the lights! You'll thank me!😅

[@ghanus2009]

Hi reacted to it first. Excellent piece too!

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙🔥

[@triciasomogyi5431]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍

[@trevorholden7423]

Ah Chod your initial intro to the song was so funny "Still you turn on me' it is not..hahaha! That may may be Poland's love song to Hitler..sorry had to get that out..haha

[@bangmon1000]

😊👍

[@skatter44]

Try the live version of Tarkus. It's 28 minutes of controlled insanity.

[@sukie584]

Why does he need a ladder? Someone please answer that. For almost 50 years I’ve wondered about that darn ladder!

[@jamesallen278]

Watch the live version of “The Sage” and you will see Greg Lake at his best. Or Take a Pebble.

[@flomalheur7467]

Do you like "contrast program"? Then I suggest "The Three Fates" from ELP's debut album.

[@edwarddehooge4469]

Complete side to of Brain Salad Surgery thank you carnevil 9

[@melvinwomack3717]

Short but dope! you should check out bitches crystal by Emerson Lake and Palmer it's super Dope

[@Alewifes_Husband]

Bitches Crystal is definitely Bitchin'

[@melvinwomack3717]

@@Alewifes_Husband that track is Soooo hard

[@tompahlgooglesucks]

I remember his voice being a little more out front. you got it tucked back somehow?

[@michaelbochnia5686]

ELP could do it all, so diverse and talented. Trilogy for ME was their best, that album has songs that run the gambit from prog. rock, jazz, hard rock, classical and even blue grass....

[@andrewsopko1835]

ELPTARKUS

[@nealfriend6797]

You should listen to FAN FARE FOR THE COMON MAN

[@andrewsopko1835]

ELP TARKUS

[@lindakessler8768]

Great reaction. 👍

[@user-ph9mh5cw9q]

Сделай реакцию на Time table Genesis .

[@MisterWondrous]

There was a time when I was the only ELP fan, but it was also true for Pink Floyd, Genesis, Strawbs, and most of the progressive bands, in large part because they were playing for posterity, and not just for quick financial gain, and so, having studied music, and having been exposed to classical music, I immediately latched onto it, and sought out similar bands with similar visions. So as a deep and early fan, let me assure you that there are very many better songs than this one. The most exuberant one is probably their live album, "Welcome Back My Friends", which has a killer version of Aquatarkus. The Mussorgsky is also a wonder of the world (PAAE). And the Copland. And Ginastera. Pirates too. Peace and love. db

[@richardbailey1295]

Tarkus

[@edwarddehooge4469]

Since you are a drummer would you do to complete side to of Karn Evil 9 Brain Salad Surgery would be awesome thank you

[@428chase]

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[@melvinwomack3717]

Bro you gotta do Cat Food by King crimson

[@rebeccalipps8007]

Pardon me but on & me are transposed..."Still You Turn Me On". Thanks.

[@nealfriend6797]

BRAIN SALAD SURGERY

[@betseyr.9081]

fix your title here, the song is "Still You Turn Me On"

[@ghanus2009]

Sir, you got the name wrong, It's still you turn me on, not you trun on me... Thank you.

[@sammybeck7794]

Still You Turn On Me ??? That's an odd title

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