Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Pictures at an Exhibition

[@damianespina1248]

Esta pieza dura más de 15 minutos, pero siempre que la escucho me gustaría que durara al menos 30. Es grandiosa.

[@rynovandermerwe3354]

This is Music only a few will understand and enjoy. Wish the song will never end

[@7billionpopulation]

Are you still watching, are you still listening.I am !, and still learning from 1970 to 31/08/2022 .Sorry but i can't find the word's. So i hope you are well .From Barry Hebb in Suffolk UK.

[@stevenvanhulle7242]

Why do you think most people can't enjoy this music? What a repugnant idea.

[@twoninetwosevenone]

Proud to be a card carrying Few !!!

[@SmardioasaPrincipala-cu9mu]

Magic!❤

[@tomschik]

That`s my time. I was educated with this piece of music ;-) I love it more then anything else.

[@ourwayne]

Yes brought me here and i honestly had put this in my memory banks long ago. This masterpiece took me back to the moments I first listened to Pictures at an Exhibition. I am still in awe of the staggering accomplishment this represented in progressive music. The bombast of "in the burning of our yearning". May be the best piece of music i have ever heard.

[@Nicksonian]

The Gnome, starting at 2:10, especially with Carl Palmer's drums, reminds me of the much later Rammstein. The Germans must have derived inspiration from this version. Emerson, Lake and Palmer were always innovators. I got turned onto EL&P's first album in 1971 at summer camp when I was 14. I thought I'd heard all of their recordings, but I'd missed this version.

[@jeffreybutler5848]

I got this Albumn at a Yardsale way back many years. I haven’t heard it for a while so I looked up on here. KZbin is awesome 👍

[@shysandwitch]

What a beautiful piece of music. Amazing & soulful.

[@davidbondzio9539]

Have you ever heard of Modest Mussorgsky? He composed the music in 1874. Pianist Keith Emerson brought it to the band literally note for note. Amazing adaptation as it's meant for an orchestra.

[@D.A.Trevino]

@@davidbondzio9539 actually, it was composed for piano. The orchestra version was adapted by Maurice Ravel.

[@davidbondzio9539]

@@D.A.Trevino Thank you for that info, but now I'm confused. How does Mussorgsky fit into this then?

[@Engineer_Who]

@@davidbondzio9539 Mussorgsky originally wrote the piece for piano. Ravel later adapted it for orchestra. ELP adapted both versions for keyboards, guitars, drums, and vocals.

[@acportrait]

Sensacional, eu tinha 14 anos quando ouvi esta versão de quadros de uma exposição de Modest Mussorgsky, fiquei fascinado. O Rock foi meu anfitrião para o Clássico, e graças ao ELP nunca mais deixei de escutar este estilo maravilhoso de música.

[@rozatoldi5555]

Fantastic ELP Forever💯❤️🎸🎹

[@claudiabow5187]

Absolutely fantastic!!!!!!!

[@T0MATOPLANT]

Pretty damn good lads, pretty damn good.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Awesome beefed up ELP rework of one of the greatest pieces of music in history

[@kenmelrac]

Sadly all that is left is Carl Palmer. Never again will we hear Greg Lake's voice or Keith Emerson's synthesizer.

[@joshs4594]

We still have the music and that makes them virtually immortal.

[@elgus1147]

Greg Lake is in his immortal throne ..........

[@sholehalhamid5566]

Classic rock ! 👍👍👍

[@vincentrizzi4929]

Surprised how people don't know that this a studio version and not the original. The first PAAE were just the 3 of them live.

[@alvarosolis26]

Modern Classic❤

[@wakatomminolle4673]

クラシックの演奏家もこの演奏には感銘したのではないでしょうか。

[@cheaplaffsarefree]

Until now I didn't know they had recorded a studio version.

[@joeyhardin5903]

yes! although this wasnt recorded until 1993

[@giovannicapacchietti6967]

absolutely fantastic

[@vitoko0702]

Estamos finalizando 2022 y, realmente escuchar a ELP es simplemente subliminal.

[@robinlewis8104]

Pretty Damn Good!

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

ELP, never to be equaled.

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

It's 2019 almost 2020 I turned to MTV to hear what's going on. I can report it is a vacant waste land with Vegas style dancing and lounge act lyrics it is incredibly dismal. I came here to wash out my ears of the senseless slaughter of music that I witnessed this day.

[@joshs4594]

MTV is still around? I thought they went out with parachute pants.

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

@@joshs4594 they are still here or a reasonable facsimile at any measure it's not music anymore.

[@gprseguridadprivada8722]

Nada mas sublime que la música de ELP

[@MarkRyanSchulz]

Was this made on a 486 using a Roland MIDI device? It has a very 1990s PC sound to it.

[@gradypatterson1948]

This album was released in 1971 - one year before Intel released the 8008 chip - their first microprocessor chip, which led to the first generation 80486 in 1989 18 years after ELP released "Pictures at an Exhibition". The first version of the MIDI standard was published in August 1983, with the first commercially-available devices being released late that year.

[@plasticweapon]

@@gradypatterson1948 and this version was a re recording for the 1993 return of the manticore box set. very important detail.

[@antoniomelillo6274]

Good

[@jorgetequianes6233]

S U B L I M E .

[@stefankrautz9048]

i just know Isao Tomitas' version

[@misurasolu]

Modesty kind of preforming.

[@vadomarmeddugnatoswidukind]

Even Mussorgsky kind. 😄

[@redschonewille]

Clever you

[@hamham3968]

島原の乱、時代が違うよ⁉️( -_・)?

[@gerarddip]

Bro it’s animusic lmao

[@joshs4594]

Hardly.

[@nicomagnetto8]

Yeah rock 666

[@zaphbmail]

Great version

[@kevinvillanueva478]

LOVE THIS SONG