GOOSEBUMPS!! ELP - STILL… YOU TURN ME ON REACTION

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[@stretchgilbert]

One of the most beautiful voices ever. And dude kicked ass on bass AND guitar. RIP Greg Lake

[@fridaylong2812]

And as their record producer.

[@lorilove2255]

My favorite male vocalist of all time, greg lake had a voice that had such a clear and clean delivery love that man rip greg

[@sammybeck7794]

It's amazing that in the 70s, bands like this wrote and performed intricate songs. To think that these guys were in their 20s. As you have discovered, the list of young geniuses is endless. The competition was fierce back then and great music came out of that It's sad that the Mojo is gone in today's music and everybody's in a hurry and songs don't last more than 2 or 3 minutes with no transitions. The performances onstage today are a 3-minute song with some twerking then on to the next. In the 70s musicians were actually singing through a mic, playing instruments, no auto-tune, no drum machines just real music.

[@lisarainbow9703]

Have you reacted to "From the Beginning" by ELP yet? It's another acoustic gem...

[@POPE.]

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[@lindakessler8768]

@@POPE. now, that's my ALL TIME FAVORITE!!!! Oh goodie!!

[@joesiano21]

I got to see them in 1974. What a great concert. 3 top notch musicians. Carl Palmer is a drum machine.

[@your_local_dummy4137]

This song is one of strangest love ballads ever done. Greg Lake does so well. You know it is a love ballad but man it has that creepy dark undertone and the key changes are off putting and they tend to make your mind drift into another direction without even knowing it. Such a non-linear love ballad with subtle twists and turns, I really like it.

[@scole5402]

Love this group and saw them live when this album came out. Incredible love!

[@FD2003Abc]

Thus was my "make my move" song in HS :)

[@devonvergiels5185]

This group, these three men, consistently gave us some of the most fabulous music ever. I'm way over 45 years into them, and sadly we only have Carl Palmer to carry the legacy. He's doing an incredible job, I was in attendance tonight at his Welcome Back My Friends show. So wonderful, but sad. Carl is a drumming machine. I was exhausted during his last solo! Utterly fantastic

[@susanalexander6721]

Must watch the live 74 version. Just Greg and guitar........and a stick of gum.

[@natashab3412]

Favorite song in high school Painted ELP on my wall. Lol

[@cosmiccat6708]

Ah! Greg Lake, a master musician and yes he plays such a sublime acoustic guitar. Of course, these three guys are virtuosos, no doubt. Another beautiful acoustic song is "From the Beginning" from the album, "Trilogy" and I urge you to listen to the title track as well, I think you'll love it. Great reaction Pope. You have great taste in music!.

[@POPE.]

thank you!

[@melodiewallace9806]

Greg Lake's first band (who brought YES to the States) is King Crimson. You have another sonic pond to swim in. Listen to 20th century .

[@robertclymer6948]

I love the Live version from CamJam74 the best. Just Greg and his 12 string guitar!

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

Great song choice. Thanks. I suggest ELP... "C'est la Vie"... studio version Edit: Sorry... I see you already covered it and I had already watched it ... Probably commented on it as well... I have a terrible memory.... I have another suggestion since you liked c'est la vie so much.... Similar in mood, about lost love.. "Forever Autumn" but The Moody Blues.... Studio version.

[@jaquestraw1]

I swear Pope, I had goosebumps too.......and I've heard this a thousand times

[@Buccarado]

If you like Greg Lake's vocals, you really should check out King Crimson's second album, Poseidon. Mad stuff, shame nobody really reacts to it. In The Wake Of Poseidon, their title track, is one of Greg's best!

[@kathycuster1714]

This is my favorite! The unplugged version is even better. Look for that one an give a listen. He's sitting on a stool playing and singing and chewing gum.

[@jr-xs9tf]

1974 California Jam

[@michaelr4063]

Out out this world.., like a love song married to a fairytale. You always seem to get right down to the good stuff- you’re not just chasing down the popular ‘hits’. That’s a big reason why this channel is so enjoyable. 👍

[@brucebrown73]

Closer to Believing, and his I Believe In Father Christmas are Greg’s voice at its best

[@debbiedavis3326]

Emerson Lake & Palmer❤️‍🔥 ...it's been a while WOW❗️ Thanks❣️

[@paulbramucci7586]

There's an older live vidio of him alone on stage doing this song you should check it out, still one of my favorite songs for over 50 yrs

[@clivewatson3609]

Incredible track

[@charlesstoeckle4880]

Pope ELP has a video of them in Olympic stadium playing Fane fare for the common man it’s a instrumental I think you will like this

[@craigmarkowski7156]

I just stumbled upon your page and immediately hit subscribe ! Anybody who listens to Emerson Lake and Palmer especially this song in particular knows a thing or two about music ! After 50 years still nothing but Goosebumps ✌️

[@susanalexander6721]

Love your reaction. They were timeless as you say. Whether you react or not, you must see Gregg Lake sing this solo, just he and a guitar. Been on my liked list for years. RIP Sir.

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Pope! Where have you been hiding? Missed you bro. This is classic ELP. Enjoy!🔈🔉🔊

[@POPE.]

went to an island they took my mind 🥲

[@jeffschielka7845]

@@POPE. Was YES there?😎

[@lindakessler8768]

One of my favorite all time songs. 👍❤✌

[@starfire6122]

This song just carries you away somewhere I don't know...I just know I want to go there💞💞🌌🌠🎶

[@dannyriccardo-kornpet4599]

Love your prog reactions. I've written an espionage novel with ELP in the middle of the action -- that must put me in the crazy fan category. Acoustic ELP: Lend Your Love to Me Tonight, The Sage, I believe in Father Christmas, Footprints in the Snow, Closer to Believing (a favorite of Greg's -- lyrics by Pete Sinfield.) Affairs of the Heart, ...Today my favorite ELP song is "Pirates"

[@POPE.]

thank you!

[@tedpetry2028]

Rick Wakeman, Six wives of Henry the Eighth, Jayne Seymore. Almost like in a cathedral.

[@freegracetruthembrace7188]

More , please ...

[@ugsisr]

I was so fortunate to grow up with ELP. I play keyboard and Keith Emerson quickly became my idol.

[@genov9374]

Take a Pebble (same album as Lucky Man) gives the same kind of vibe as this song does. I love how your soul connects great music.

[@isagoes6156]

Sorry that you're so late, young dude. I still have the LP that I purchased as a young soldier whan it first came out, lol. Guess I'm old.

[@31wst83]

Good for you very young person, you're discovering timeless music...keep it up!!

[@lindachrisman915]

Greg Lake not only sang, played acoustic and electric guitars, played bass and produced the abums!

[@juice-pirate]

Know I'm late to this one but if you are feeling adventurous they have a 13 minute song called pirates that is just insane and really almost cinematic. Love ELP so much thank you for reacting to them!!!!

[@POPE.]

never too late🙏🏿

[@brucebrown73]

They have an album that is live, but it was really like their first work. They only have it live. “Pictures at an Exhibition “ is actually one continuous song in a sense. Greg does some acoustic guitar fairly early in it that will draw you in and not let you out. The way the song ends with Greg is amazing and memorable.

[@eugenesouza3819]

Just beautiful

[@thomassanchez8956]

Emerson Lake and Palmer live 1992 Royal Albert Hall Tarkus or Pictures at an Exhibition 💥 or 1997 Montreux jazz festival same songs u will see the magic live💥✌🏼❤️🇺🇦✌🏼

[@rogercaruso9337]

Oh you got to see him live man back in the day I'll tell you

[@JonHammerHeart]

if you want to have your mind blown by Keith Emerson's keyboard work, try "Hoedown" and thanks for doing this kind of music!

[@kathrynmcnerney6490]

Lucky man.. E.L.P

[@tedpetry2028]

Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman ---- best keyboardists...

[@hampyonce]

Zlatan approves this reaction.

[@jstock2317]

you should also listen to the 3 songs that came before this from the album Trilogy, the "Endless Enigma" suite. it's just some epic piano nonsense but it's insanely fun.

[@johnduval633]

Keep the help going man.

[@anthonyferrell7517]

"Still, You Turn Me On," "From The Beginning," and "C'est La Vie" are, BY FAR their best songs, in my opinion - all 3 written by Greg Lake, if I'm not mistaken. Not a huge ELP fan orherwise. That's just me though. Too many of their other songs get drowned out by an excessively loud keyboard. "Trilogy" and "Lucky Man" would be really great too if it weren't for the overpowering keyboard at the end of each of those two songs.

[@dudeotis]

I just love , or LOVE watching the very genuine reaction ... LOVE IT ! tHANKS FOR DOING THESE

[@gazza8127]

What a classic, recommend you check out more from side 2 of "Works vol 1" which features Greg's material, suggest "Lend your love to me tonight" & "Closer to believing", absolutely stunning!! Cheers

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Pretty cool eh Pope.

[@oldmanghost219]

I have been calling it The WOW WOW WOW song because o0f the use of the wa wa peddle. Keith is good at strumming the strings inside of the piano. Since Greg can't play both acoustic and electric guitar at the same time, this is of only 2 songs on the BSS album that has overdubbing. BTW - My brother used to pick a category for playing songs on the jukebox. So that is how i got to calling this the WOW WOW song. Then there is the How How song by ZZ Top. (La Grange) and the whooho song by Dire Straights. (Walk Of Life)

[@hampyonce]

Great stuff.

[@bethkahn8278]

Late to the party I know. Great choice of bands. Thanks and well done. Song from my childhood, 4 older brothers. Still it turns me on.

[@airandmist]

There is a live version of this from the 70's I think with just Greg Lake and an acoustic guitar and he's chewing gum the whole song without missing a note. Sound is terrible though. There is also a cool AI/digital art version on YT that is a good backdrop for the song.

[@wendyt7958]

Isn't this song the shit! So friggin good!

[@Drengl1]

Just watch video of young Greg playing this live alone on stage with his 12 string while chewing gum! LOL! Still sexy! Love your reaction. I knew what was coming so to see someone’s joyful reaction-that was great.

[@dwoehrma]

toccata from this same album is a mind bender.

[@Alphaom_]

Great song! Never heard that before.

[@timgrady4630]

Take A Pebble = acoustic , piano & guitar . 6 stars on a scale of 5 .

[@anahatatutu]

Beyond acoustic! Baroque-Rennaisannce rock. These guys knew how to evoke and use many styles and eras. Enjoyed your reaction to this delicious classic before I go work on the (effing hard) double bass part to the Shostakovich Violin concerto for the next concert.

[@POPE.]

good luck practicing 🙏🏿

[@fd1930]

Great reaction to a great tune Pope! Good to see you back, we miss you when you're not around. Getting ever closer to 10K subscribers - I hop there will be a landmark reaction when you hit it!

[@POPE.]

thank you! wow almost 10k…thanks for being here along the journey 🙏🏿

[@fd1930]

@@POPE. glad to be part of it young man! Hey- did you not start Patreon?

[@POPE.]

@@fd1930 i did but didn’t get much traction, not sure if it’s still up.

[@fd1930]

@@POPE. yeah I had a look but couldn’t see it Just a thought- I’m sure a lot of your followers are uk based Maybe like me they were put off by currency conversion costs. I patron a classical music analyst, his patreon gives prices/ option to pay in my local currency But I guess at the end of the day, why pay for something you can watch for free and at least your site gets lots of hits and new followers All the best to you bro, it’s been a fun journey for sure

[@cyndiguillory320]

Very sad song.

[@shanehenderson8756]

You must play... from the beginning.

[@POPE.]

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[@dannyhughes8187]

No percussion in there. Carl took the day off according to legend. So greg and Keith just let loose.

[@Lightmane]

Love ELP. My 5 favorite Prog Bands are, in order: YES, King Crimson, U.K., ELP, Pink Floyd. You've reacted to 3 of them. King Crimson usually blocks though, so... that just leaves U.K.. They only put out 2 albums though, so... enjoy : )

[@shanehenderson8756]

Light mane you didn't have Genesis on there ?

[@Lightmane]

@@shanehenderson8756 obviously I didn't

[@rogercaruso9337]

Way ahead of their time you ain't being member left is the drummer Carl Palmer the other two passed away I think it was 2019 rest in peace lake did all the singing played bass Emerson with the wild keyboards and of course magic man on the drums Carl Palmer fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thomassanchez8956]

2016 they passed 😕

[@rogercaruso9337]

@@thomassanchez8956 you are correct sir I apologize for that wrong date