Rare Interview With Greg Lake of Emerson Lake & Palmer And Barry Roskin Blake Summer 1992

[@ottowes]

Three of the greatest musicians who have ever graced a stage together. RIP Keith and Greg.

[@larkinoo]

I whole heartedly concur with your statement. I consider myself lucky to have seen them in concert three times, and I am fortunate to have known what I was seeing and hearing at the time. My all time favorite band. Also, was thrilled to be standing within 4 feet of Carl after a concert that they put on at the " Snitz " [ the Arlene Snitzer Concert Hall ] in Portland Oregon in I believe sometime in the 90s. I still chuckle over that memory because my buddy that I attended the concert with had to reach out and just touch Carl as he was talking to approx. 3 or 4 girls at the door of his bus. Carl didn't even blink an eye. But inside I was chuckling because my buddy Charlie is like a genius IQ and was compelled to " touch " Carl. I would have loved to have gotten his autograph but it was obvious to me he was simply to involved in conversation with these girls. I will say this though about Carl. He is " the " best drummer, most technical, musical, physical there has ever been. Yes there are and have been amazing, phenomenal, wonderful drummers. Not to take anything away from them. I love them too. But Carl was something else, on a much higher level in his prime than anybody. As was Keith and Greg.

[@deckerimmanuel600]

Instablaster.

[@kenw.1112]

Love this group . From the beginning is one of my top favorites of all time. These guys are magic

[@barrylippard1846]

Totally agree! Greg Lake had a great voice.

[@danroberts9050]

I couldn't agree more. Well, wait a minute. Actually I CAN agree more. I can agree...... 45% more.

[@magneto7930]

Such a joy to hear these guys speak, three of the greatest musicians on the entire planet!

[@steffanhoffmann]

With better chosen adjectives and full sentences 🇬🇧 not buzz PHRASES 🇺🇸 Best wishes 🇬🇧🤝 🇺🇸

[@robertacolarette1594]

These guys were the greatest, the most creative musicians that ever were. Greg Lake’s speaking voice is so rich. I love his singing.

[@willbee6785]

What a great and honest interview.

[@Versul1]

There are 2 great progrock singers that I have enjoyed. The young Greg Lake and the older Greg Lake.

[@douglasstraight3648]

Classy and full of humility. All three have hearts of gold and such clarity and precision in their music. I remember when I heard them when they first became popular, I thought they must have landed from another planet. As Greg said, in their maturity they came to appreciate each other that much more. Same with me. To me they will always be appreciated. I only wish that Kieth and Greg had the good health that Carl still has. I’m a drummer and you are so amazing, Carl. Not only your playing but also your complete integrity. All three great examples in the music scene and personal lives. Love you guys. Thanks so much for your wonderful contribution in music and life in general. Live on ELP. Aloha

[@aleocampos9547]

I had the privilege - I mean THE privilege - of seeing them live twice in Argentina (1993 and 1997), and they blew me away. Speechless. Absolutely amazing. Three out of this world musicians and simple, kind, classy men. Love them always and forever. Keith and Greg, you're much missed 💖💖, but you live on with your music. I do hope Carl brings his new ELP Legacy show to Argentina soon.

[@jlrice571]

They will always be Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to me. I could listen to Greg Lake speak or sing all day long.

[@caroljordan6130]

I LOVE GREG'S DEEP VOICE !! SO SAD THAT HE IS GONE , BUT NOT FORGOTTEN !! 💜☮️🎶🙏

[@scifiwriter98]

They're a million times better than most in the hall of fame.

[@Versul1]

I don't know which vocal I like better Greg's young voice or his older voice.

[@jlrice571]

Greg Lake has the most beautiful voice and little boy look. Maybe it’s his eyes.

[@alicesings1971]

Your so right ! Greg’s speaking voice is just as lovely as his incredible singing voice.

[@ALEJANDROBUENAHORA]

@@alicesings1971 When he was younger, people told me he looked like me....ha ha....Greetings from Argentina

[@greenscarab2]

The living gods all on one stage. They left a piece of themselves in the music that will keep them alive in my soul. Keith and Greg, rest in the heavens of beautiful music that you created. 🎶

[@MrRhmccabe]

I am 64,saw these guys in 1970,Keith Emerson walked onstage and hit one key and made the ground shake,never forgot it....These guys were unreal.

[@Phoebedumplings]

Exactly the same, odeon new st Birmingham, that Moog really shook your bones

[@tommiharrell9958]

They were one of the most innovative artists of our time

[@saoirseblue5353]

One of the greatest band in the world. They left part of themselves in their music.❤❤❤

[@bugmandu1]

I saw Carl last night. It was GREAT. He mixed video of Keith and Greg that raised the hair on my arms.

[@darrelltiencken2194]

All three guys look so great and are so articulate in this interview.

[@lindahandley5267]

I always loved the English bands.

[@gwynnielsen5081]

I am still kicking myself that I didn't see them on this tour or any other. Ugh!

[@tramlad2]

Three of the politest nicest and most talented gentlemen the UK produced, all exceptional musicians, a thunderous trio, only Carl alive today, which is sad, but they left us so much amazing music.

[@antonyjohnson4489]

ELP simply three of the greatest musicians ever. Also three very nice guys. RIP Keith and Greg, long live Carl. Phenomenal talents.

[@Versul1]

There are better bass players than Greg Lake but what makes a great group is not so much the best individual players but players that work well together.

[@LeQuizle]

It still hurts so much that Keith is gone, not only was he an absolutely unprecedented musician, but he had a heart of gold ... you can just feel the love when he talks. We love you Keith.

[@Crystall1961]

I LOVE their beautiful clear diction. All nicely spoken talented men 🩵🩵🩵

[@stukaman1162]

The phrase, "Super Group" has aptly been applied to artists like Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and Cream's Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker, but far and away it finds its best manifestation in Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Keith's incomparable and devastatingly consistent keyboard mastery over complex and sophisticated charts is a marvel to witness and hear; Greg's guitar, bass and vocal prowess are second to none; and Carl's over-the-top drumming and percussion made them a unique and cohesive unit comprised of three extraordinarily talented and gifted creators of music that will stand the test of time. No one has ever done it better, and probably never will this side of heaven.

[@livewire6925]

R I P Keith and Greg. Thank you for Your Music.

[@pilsnrimgaard2507]

RIP Keith and Greg, You will be missed tremendously.

[@sandeepsreehari9188]

The trio has given us masterpieces. Their music will be legendary for a long time. RIP Emerson and Lake.

[@TexaTim]

All the frequencies of music with acoustic back ground and all the mechanisms and talent will never be replaced. I surely miss Greg Lake and all the people that enfluenced me to play 50 odd or not so odd years. Thank you all!

[@lindahandley5267]

They were magnificent artists that cared about their creations and Greg sang his poetry. What a thrill it would have been to see them perform live. They were truly one of a kind and we don't get music like theirs anymore. Auto tune is not music. The 60's, 70's and early 80's were a special time.

[@Versul1]

Saw them 3 times. They never disappointed.

[@lindahandley5267]

@@Versul1 That is SO awesome!!!😊

[@tomdecuca3627]

I loved this band!! These guys had so much class in everything they did. Very different, especially for the 70s!! Never to be equalled. I just read about Emerson's death, and was shocked to hear he took his own life after receiving "troll" comments about his disability effecting his performances. That people could be so cruel to a great artist who played and wrote music for people to enjoy, makes me sick!!!

[@lk-sb8ql]

Not only exceptional musicians, but really sympathetic persons. The way they talk, he view they put foward - they were really something fantastic! There will be nothing comparable for a long time, I think.

[@lk-sb8ql]

Listening several times to this, I just repeat myself: not just the most exceptional musicians of the late 20th century, but also very sympathetic guys. The way they talk, their view on the computerized "music", their friendship - all of it. I regret that I never had the chance to shake their hands.

[@bdamia]

Being of a certain age, I was able to see ELP live multiple times and each show was better than the last. I didn't think that was possible but it truly was...three of the greatest artists of their era, and there were a lot of great artists during that period...

[@tw364]

Saw ELP in 1972, and in 1974 at the infamous California Jam. Total class, pros, good guys all. We'll never see this level of rock again.

[@exavierdotnet]

Indeed we are privileged having witnessed a unique era of such fantastic musical masters. 🎶🎼🎵

[@ENZEEVIDS]

greg lake is eloquent and charismatic

[@dumpygoodness4086]

greg who? That's WOLFGANG VAN HALEN!

[@alicesings1971]

@mags jay I don’t blame you ! 👍

[@overmarsdaria3222]

ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME can stuff themselves, we love Emerson Lake &Palmer.

[@dumpygoodness4086]

spread the truth: the RNRHOF is a CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE that launders money and "donations" for its fake non-profit status. Jann Wenner was a rich kid who used daddy's money to fake his own riches and fame in 1969 by creating Rolling Stone. Jann DIDN'T CARE FOR MUSIC AT ALL -- he just wanted Popularity and he saw rock music was the rage. EVERY MYSTERY ABOUT THE HOF is based on Jann's criminality. EX: if the HOF is in CINCINATTI...why are their offices...in Manhattan NYC?? A: so Jann can illegally take the "donations" the HOF receives...to pay his for-profit rent... in his offices for....Rolling Stone! (Get it? By putting the HOF office INSIDE the RS office, he could fake that it was legal to steal the charity money to fund his OTHER ventures!) (Plus he drove RS off a cliff and lost it most of its customers.) EX: THIS IS THE REASON they won't induct almost any of the greatest rock bands ever, from the 1950s - 1980s. Jann makes his biggest money off the Annual Induction Ceremonies, where he charges over $60,000 for EACH floor table. IF HE HAD INDUCTED ALL THE MEMBERS OF DEEP PURPLE, for example, the extra 5 guys would need comp tix, another floor table or two (plus they want comp tix for their families), so Jann would be losing $120,000 right there! (This is also why they only induct a few bands each year, and will never ever induct 80% of the greatest musical acts ever.) THIS IS ALSO WHY they induct a Whitney Houston or Madonna (neither has any connection to rock!) INSTEAD of an ELP or Moody Blues. (DP and Yes only got in thru hell-raising fans, and Metallica and Rush lobbying! The fact that the HOF inducted DP AFTER Jon Lord died (!) and YES AFTER Chris Squire died, should inspire all of us to break Jann's face open. (Jann thinks he can sell more tix to see madonna than the moody blues, at the over-priced and awful induction ceremonies.) THIS IS WHY STEVE MILLER in 2016 SLAMMED THE HOF (as he was being inducted!) as the worst experience of his career, and he slammed the HOF (Jann really) for being a con man and scumbag! Just getting tix for his family was like pulling teeth, and Steve was furious. JANN WENNER SHOULD BE IN PRISON, and if you want to help fix the HOF (before all the greats DIE first!)....spread the word that the HOF is a CRIMINAL FRAUD on taxpayers and our culture.

[@lisadc4681]

@@dumpygoodness4086 What about Jethro Tull??? They're still not in and some of the crappiest non rock people and bands have gotten in over the years. Not that Ian cares in the least, they were way too good for that crappy HOF anyway..just an example of how crooked

[@BoltRM]

​@@lisadc4681AND someone gave Jethro Tull a grammy in the Heavy Metal category! WTH? Shows how ignorant some of these so-called _experts_ are. 🤯

[@lisadc4681]

@@BoltRM I remember that! Completely ridiculous, heavy metal?? Please. Ian got a huge kick out of that one I recall! 😅

[@BoltRM]

@@lisadc4681 That was my recollection. They were as surprised as the rest of us & had a chuckle over it.

[@fireinthehead6995]

my goodness,,lakes voice is still amazing

[@PhilAlumb]

Wish I would've seen them LIVE.

[@marygriffin3113]

Music today cannot compare with what ELP put out there for us...I love you, Greg....I'm sorry, Keith.......meet me in heaven....

[@morbidmanmusic]

no, music just passed you by. you live in the past. And that is okay.

[@marygriffin3113]

@@morbidmanmusic no music passed me by at all. I was present and accounted for the entire time. I was commenting on ELP specifically (two years ago). If I want to live in the past just with music it's certainly my own business. And...it's still okay.

[@PresidentGas1]

What a great interview. The main reason it was a great interview was because of how the interviewer posed his questions and kept BS dialog and opinions out of it. This is textbook on how to interview musicians and keep them actually interested in the interview .... after of course them doing a thousand of these every year. I remember being back stage with a group such as this years ago and having no more than a few minutes with each band member and having to come up with a couple of quick questions for each and hoping the questions would be enough to actually engage them to answer them from the heart. It's not easy but in the end it turned out fantastic. Great job Barry ....

[@tinataylor1896]

One of the greatest prog rock band ever. I don't care what anyone else says.

[@saoirseblue5353]

🙌♥️ I agree with you.

[@marthaworc7873]

One of the best voices, best guitarist, best keyboard player and best drummer in the world.

[@cheriamour1762]

They are all so good looking, as well as exceptionally talented.

[@newarkman2663]

When I see Keith and Greg I think 26 years later they were gone. And this interview was 31 years ago. I'm glad I got to see them in 77 at Oakland Coliseum. Peace

[@LoyalOpposition]

Kath had his last show with the band Chicago in 77 at Oakland Coliseum before he shot himself.

[@BeaRrug66]

Classic, timeless music! I get the same thrill hearing it now as I did in the 1970’s. Three of the cream of the crop!

[@gerr2035]

Loved this. Sad to know Greg & Keith are gone.♡

[@rainstein3680]

I have always adored these guys!! I will never forget seeing them live when Keith was literally thrashing away at the keyboard with daggers!!! UNREAL!!!! RIP KEITH AND GREG

[@ElSmusso]

I miss those guys immensely. Rip Keith & Greg.

[@thomasmoje5926]

I had the privilege of attending an ELP concert back in the 90's during their 'Black Moon' tour..it was amazing. Rest in peace Keith and Greg.

[@Versul1]

Great album. Usually when groups come bach after a long time away they seem lose a little something. This album simply seemed to be the next album in their evolution.

[@jamescorbett5729]

Hard to believe this was filmed in the 90s. They all look pretty good for their years.

[@john5985]

Some people say that ELP wasn’t a very good band because they didn’t play music to dance to. That’s because ELP didn’t play music just to sell records, they played it because they were artists showing off their talents.When ELP formed they combined 3 of the best musical minds of all time. Seeing them live was not just being at a concert because they played their music for us to feel ,not just to hear.RIP Keith and Greg.🇵🇱🇺🇸

[@madcyril4135]

Hello from the u.k. Spot on there mate!

[@sarahfish132]

Miss Greg and Keith a lot. Saw Carl Palmer recently doing his ELP Legacy show. Just incredible.

[@wearealloneexceptforthatgu7848]

I love these guys, and I love this interview. Thank you for posting this.

[@feralmario310]

quel fantastique musiciens !! merci ELP pour tout

[@peterstudley1804]

Still looking young in 1992 , just shows you how short life is . Elp were on another level of which we'll never see again.

[@bobphillips3222]

Outstanding interview! Missing Keith and Greg terribly.

[@doctorgarbonzo2525]

True Musicianship here! Indescribable, One doesn't appreciate anything until it's Gone! We are so fortunate that we have their recording to listen too

[@adamfox9245]

Great interview!

[@HollywoodRequest]

Thank you so much. It was an honor getting to speak with these legends and your comments make it even more special.

[@Jonathan-mt9up]

I was at that July 24th concert at the Mann Music Center in Philly, 1992. Great show!

[@jerribentley9692]

I am enjoying this interview! I LOVE their accents (British)

[@m42037]

British English is our original English mate, American English is still fresh only about 200 years old

[@wallacesheckells9280]

These gentlemen should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They were the best at Prog Rock. And sadly 2 of them are gone and will never get the chance to experience that feeling. And the gentleman asking questions, I know it was done in the early 90s , but he asked the same question 4 different times , just reworded, about sampling and their thoughts on it.

[@michaelouellette5164]

Wallace Sheckells rock and roll hall of fame is a joke who needs them know nothing about great music its just a stupid award what matters is what people love

[@bernardkelar6089]

Greg Lake was a visionary of words through his music and Keith Emerson was the alchemist of visionary keyboards. Even from this 27 year old interview, Lake was precise about he forcast about the future of the music industry.

[@Versul1]

So many examples are there to prove your point. The one that's in my mind right now is Farewell To Arms.

[@HollywoodRequest]

So do I, he was such a pleasure to interview back then. A true genius in the music world.

[@HollywoodRequest]

I agree, very sad and frightening.

[@terrysmith5396]

Smoke through a key hole! Like it was yesterday.Get these guys in the Hall Of fame!

[@dumpygoodness4086]

@Philip Gannello ​ spread the truth: the RNRHOF is a CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE that launders money and "donations" for its fake non-profit status. Jann Wenner was a rich kid who used daddy's money to fake his own riches and fame in 1969 by creating Rolling Stone. Jann DIDN'T CARE FOR MUSIC AT ALL -- he just wanted Popularity and he saw rock music was the rage. EVERY MYSTERY ABOUT THE HOF is based on Jann's criminality. EX: if the HOF is in CINCINATTI...why are their offices...in Manhattan NYC?? A: so Jann can illegally take the "donations" the HOF receives...to pay his for-profit rent... in his offices for....Rolling Stone! (Get it? By putting the HOF office INSIDE the RS office, he could fake that it was legal to steal the charity money to fund his OTHER ventures!) (Plus he drove RS off a cliff and lost it most of its customers.) EX: THIS IS THE REASON they won't induct almost any of the greatest rock bands ever, from the 1950s - 1980s. Jann makes his biggest money off the Annual Induction Ceremonies, where he charges over $60,000 for EACH floor table. IF HE HAD INDUCTED ALL THE MEMBERS OF DEEP PURPLE, for example, the extra 5 guys would need comp tix, another floor table or two (plus they want comp tix for their families), so Jann would be losing $120,000 right there! (This is also why they only induct a few bands each year, and will never ever induct 80% of the greatest musical acts ever.) THIS IS ALSO WHY they induct a Whitney Houston or Madonna (neither has any connection to rock!) INSTEAD of an ELP or Moody Blues. (DP and Yes only got in thru hell-raising fans, and Metallica and Rush lobbying! The fact that the HOF inducted DP AFTER Jon Lord died (!) and YES AFTER Chris Squire died, should inspire all of us to break Jann's face open. (Jann thinks he can sell more tix to see madonna than the moody blues, at the over-priced and awful induction ceremonies.) THIS IS WHY STEVE MILLER in 2016 SLAMMED THE HOF (as he was being inducted!) as the worst experience of his career, and he slammed the HOF (Jann really) for being a con man and scumbag! Just getting tix for his family was like pulling teeth, and Steve was furious. JANN WENNER SHOULD BE IN PRISON, and if you want to help fix the HOF (before all the greats DIE first!)....spread the word that the HOF is a CRIMINAL FRAUD on taxpayers and our culture. I should probably include that Jann is also a notorious pedo who goes for young boys. His cocaine budget alone means he has to do ANY stunts possible with the HOF to make more money. (ALL charities are FAKE. It's the easiest scam a criminal can find!)

[@MariaHalfevil333]

Awesome - So clever and earnest they are. My all time favorite band.

[@garywoolhiser7885]

Lilie Naira Santasilia ssaw

[@greenscarab2]

Thank the Gods they were brought together for a film score and ended up giving us more music and concert🎶 🎵

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

ELP will be a band that will be played forever, not after 3 minutes like some of he artists today who think they are great. RIP Keith and Greg.

[@TheFever77]

I like how they went down the line answering, all with perfect responses.

[@Roxx1964]

Thank you so much for uploading and sharing this interview ! Keith Emerson ,man of few words but great music ... may he play his piano forever !

[@BLUEPLANETJAZZ]

Young people have no idea how valuable it is to have so much direct real time access to their heros. I was such an ELP fan and even spoke with Carl a few times when I lived in NY, sent him birthday cards in Spain, etc. But we had no access to people like these without extraordinary effort (which I made to have this contact!)--otherwise so much happened around us that we maybe only accidentally witnessed.

[@HollywoodRequest]

@tarkuslad im glad that you enjoy it. They were so comedic and really forward to talking about what we asked then. Thanks for watching and keep looking at other intervews

[@eisbaerbel]

Great interview, and I feel sad that Keith has gone. I would like to repeat the most moving part of all the comments: 'I am thinking of Keith every day'. Nothing more can be said and done !

[@HollywoodRequest]

eisbaerbel Thank you and I'm very glad you enjoyed it.

[@johnpothews9771]

I think these guys could care less about fame or awards.They are all accomplished musicians and fantastic at their instruments of choice.Alot of the people in the hall of fame are not songwriters.Its all laid out for them.ELP does it all.They compose,produce and engineer their music.

[@saccola8780]

hi john, I have seen comments like yours before. In all due respect & understanding of your opinion, we all know ELP is their own legacy. They don't need awards to be recognized nor remembered for their contributions, creativity, etc. But add another dimension to the thought: their families and loved ones. I just saw Carl & ELP Legacy band in California on 3/25/18 and I asked Carl directly about this exact thing. His response was "why bother this late?" I said "but it is as much about your loved ones and families as it is anything else." He responded with a nod "yes." As with Moody Blues, who were just nominated last year (2017) and are being inducted 4/14/18, they, too, once expressed "why bother this late?" but as of recent. have expressed joy over getting the award and thank their fans. We know ELP doesn't need another award but maybe, just maybe, them being nominated will help others that may have never heard about them "discover" who ELP was. That in itself is an added bonus! Have a great day.

[@williamhunter5549]

Heroes. Every single one of them. God 🙏 bless them

[@lisadc4681]

@@saccola8780 The RRHOF is an absolute joke! Sorry, but ELP was way too good for them for so many reasons I won't discuss here!

[@fromtheend4253]

Two many people today doing everythink Wrong but ELP and their music 🎶 helps us 2 forget how bad things are today!!

[@lk-sb8ql]

I listen to this guys almost every day. And can't get eough. Such a shame Keith isn't with us aymore. He should have understood how much we loved him.

[@marty3888]

Me too. He could have taught and now it turns out, he could have composed more music for his grandson, Ethan to perform. At a young age, Ethan has his grampa's talent in him.

[@paulsutton7552]

Greg, voice of an angel.

[@brucemoeller]

Wow....asked the question....where they'd be in five years. Keith took his life, and Greg passed with cancer. I loved their music....their shows.....technically and eclectically brilliant...with soul....spanning various genres and styles. RIP Keith and Greg.

[@FrancoSablic]

I born in '90 and I agree with Greg. The first album that I heard of them was Trilogy... amazing. They' re genius. I starting to studying piano because Keith. Palmer you're the Percussion!

[@timtaylor7731]

Excellent interview, with very crisp video quality. Well done Barry!!!! I saw them during this tour, as well as the Keith and Greg tour, and not long ago, got to see Songs of a Lifetime where I was able to thank Greg for his influence on my own musical development.

[@HollywoodRequest]

Thank you so much Tim. That means a lot to me that you enjoyed the interview. I had no idea when I shot this how incredibly lucky I was to have the opportunity for the interview. The fact that you took the time to watch makes this all the more special to me.

[@timtaylor7731]

I enjoyed it very much. When these icons are gone, the world will be a little less bright. You did a fine job!

[@shirleypena4133]

+Barry Roskin Blake Barry, what year was this interview done? I ask because Greg Lake looks so fit and healthy here.

[@reclaimerReclaimer]

The year of the album, 1992.

[@turbolarry52]

Wish this was an announcement for an upcoming tour. Fans can be brutal and it's tragic it contributed to pushing Keith Emerson to the brink. Even with no longer to performing there's so many other related areas he could have been involved with, even teaching. I've had my down moments and I make myself aware I still have so much potential challenging me. But Keith I guess is now performing the show that never ends and never will. Thank you, Keith Emerson for being part of one of my favorite studio and live bands.

[@designerlarry]

+Babyhowdy233 hey thanks for your feedback. I'm watching this again. I have that double cd Atlantic Years from a record club. Greg looks pretty much the same here , just with shorter hair. Later he looked like Jerry Mathers ( leave it to beaver) damn now he looks so Bloated. Like he's got a medical condition . That's dangerous health wise . He can get diabetes , or worse. I can empathize with Keith Emerson . I have several autoimmune diseases- and am taking a biologic that further diminished my immune system . But who knows if the benefit outweighs the risk. Additionally I have reynauds syndrome , dupertrins contracture, trigger finger and deep nerve like pain in my hands , so for Keith not being able to play keyboards and having other health issues- me coupled with my own depression are getting dangerously close to repeating his fate! To quote a passage in the book Neal Peart refers to in "ghost rider", " the only reason I'm alive is because I cannot die " you may know of (cont'd)

[@designerlarry]

+Larry Fulmer (cont'd) and what he did for his own therapy as the premise of that book. If you don't mind , could you send me the link to that guy's brutal comment, and if you responded , what you told him?- and if available, if like to see that interview from the today show and what he had to say about losing Keith. My son told me not to respond to these you tube comments - you open yourself up to sometimes ridicule. But in my case, i had something to say that I wish could have helped Keith if I had any premonition what he would do. Thanks so much!

[@designerlarry]

+Babyhowdy233 hey thanks , I thought you were going to send me the idiots criticism of Keith that you fought back on, but no worries, it's those assholes that make you want to avoid posting anything because of you try to be positive like we are and remember Keith Emerson's achievements and his sensitivity to his fans, you just disregard the imbeciles and I'm sure some douchebag will bash me. Just look at the numbnuts that have all kind of conspiracy theories about no planes on 911. Thanks for sharing that interview. She's a pretty girl and I'm sure she's still reeling over her loss. I remember an ELP concert where Keith played some improvisational piece and the audience showed a warm applause and ovation and Keith yelled out m, "You liked that ?" Of course we Keith ! Rock on forever!

[@designerlarry]

Larry Fulmer I think it was in his pride Like If I no longer do visual design. But yes composing - and still make use of technology- I have that double CD. in 1974 I saw that welcome back tour High energy. Sometimes a band is better off calling it a day when at their peak. So it's not about the money - But bands like moody blues - 50 year anniversary of days of further passed- without Mike Pinder and without Ray Thomas ? And ethereal vocal harmonies? I observe it my own way- Listen to it on a high end audio system The vinyl with the original Track to evening time to get away Where they all harmonize and John Lodge's haunting falsetto just weaves in and out of the music. Days of live performance past.

[@rebeccahernandez3460]

Many medications can make you gain weight, including high blood pressure medications. I should know. Plus it just could be genetics. Some people put on weight, no matter how little they eat or how much exercise they do. It could have also been something that had to do with his thyroid. But God Bless Him, it was pancreatic cancer that got him in the end, and considering he was a long time smoker I would have thought it would have been lung cancer instead. But he and Keith are up there in heaven where they are both forever young and handsome and having a great time playing in God's band with all the other musicians who went before and after them. You know that has to be one great band! I can't wait to see that concert when I get there. The Show That Never Ends!!

[@francescosecondo2]

Very interesting interview ! ELP are one of the best Prog bands ever !

[@jennifermedlin5368]

Started to learn "from the beginning" in 1973, just got that 1st chord, finally, last week, thanks to you tube.

[@MsPreciousParrot]

Greg Lake has such a deep and sexy voice... especially when he sings "Still.. You Turn Me On" - no matter what he weighs!

[@charlottel.s.2099]

MsPreciousParrot yes indeed!

[@MrUsermister]

... actually he was in good shape at this time :-)

[@mprogger5476]

Greg has always been chubby

[@lovetogolf4184]

Yes..The California Jam..Amazing gifted voice he has!

[@deborahdavis3227]

yes very sexy indeed lol May he RIP.

[@maximusaugustus6823]

I watched their 1992 tour concert in MA. I'm so glad for the memories.

[@ringothomas8997]

welcome bak my friends.. too the show that NEVER ends.........

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

The term 'best in the world' gets thrown around a lot and at times overused but i can't think of any 3 musicians in any genre who embodies that title more than Keith Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer. It doesn't get any better than ELP.

[@ineedanameforthischannel419]

3 legends

[@GregGreene000]

This is the most precious footage I've ever seen

[@loucifer323]

Thank God I got to see them twice great band

[@Christophergarcia-pt2qj]

This is the best Christmas song, period!

[@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR]

Still playing ELP. Such amazing talent. They don't have greats like these Rock Stars in these sad times.. Thrilled Carl Palmer is vegan and still turning me on. Loved ASIA too.. Being Vegan should have every human live to at least age 100!

[@Alexander-tj2dn]

They were mature but still young here, and now two of them are long dead. Life is tough.

[@lazarovergarapita5531]

Este grupo si es una banda que deberás será extrañada el resto de la historia. Rockers apolineos , genios del arte , maestros de la tecnología virtuosos de la ejecución ..... el sonido volcánico más poderoso de la era del rock . EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER el único y verdadero trio cibernético más grande en el cielo tierra o infierno . Mi gratitud la expresó de manera mundial por estos hombres . LOS veré en otra dimensión .

[@diehard-schenker-fan7233]

It kills me to see Keith in these videos now, I so hate he is no longer here. Seems I think about him almost everyday.

[@theresa42213]

Yea! Every bloody day. l think of his masterpieces. I also just think about how much pain and anguish he was going through. Poor boy just could not make his right had do what his mind wanted. For him that would be like not being able to speak, or laugh, or cry. My heart goes out to him. He really was the guy in "lucky man' . RIP Keith Noel Emerson

[@MrBollivar]

Same here. I wish I could have told him that his fans still love him that he has done great works and still does. Not to give any respect for those who criticized him for one can't be criticized unless you have respect for their opinion. Greg kept quiet about his cancer. I could have shown him that cancer can be overcome with a change is lifestyle and diet as I have others. Thank God for youtube for giving us a forum to vent out our feelings.

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Great British rock band 🇬🇧🎸🎹

[@garypowell1540]

Back in the day, you could have been a fan of all of the usual suspects for many years, but never heard any of them so much as speak never mind interviewed at length. They were like some kind of mystical gods that seems to come from nowhere and go back to where ever that was afterward. Now especially with KZbin, you can see that they were just reasonably ordinary lower-middle-class guys from somewhere in the UK and usually the southeastern part of it. It is amazing how my little part of the world has produced so many of these never to be replaced or forgotten individuals. Greg in particular wrote some of the best ballads ever written and had a vocal style all of his own.

[@Elizabeth_Leao]

God bless the little part of the world you come from.🫶🇧🇷

[@mpadil]

As a drummer ( in my younger years ) I get into discussions about greatest bands and drummers. I know for a fact Buddy Rich is the grand dad to set the high mark but Carl Palmer is Bruce Lee when it comes to precise and technical style.

[@andybyron1]

The word "Original" should return to music. Absolutely spot on.

[@drdos6718]

Lucky Man is the first song of ELP I heard, and is still my favourite ELP track. That was original. While I love ELP, and most songs, and their playing was original, you do realise that quite a bit of ELP's early music was composed by others. I.E. Mussorgsky, Copeland, Tchaikovsky, Bach, Blake & Parry. Someone may already have mentioned it here, but I haven't read all the comments. Then there's this (from Wiki): Although not credited, the music to "Are You Ready, Eddy?" was largely inspired by Bobby Troup's 1956 song "The Girl Can't Help It". In his 2004 autobiography Pictures of an Exhibitionist, Emerson refers to the track as "an impromptu jam" played in celebration of completing work on Tarkus. Of course, Emerson got his inspiration from Walter (later Wendy) Carlos' album, Switched on Bach. Can't say I blame him, that was (and still is) a great album. I will also say that Donna Summer deserves to be in the HOF, but only for her version of Jon & Vangelis' song, State of Independence.

[@TheRKae]

I absolutely LOVE the "Black Moon" album. Every song on it works perfectly.

[@janproy7956]

Really enjoyed this interview........

[@harryturnbull1884]

Went to gigs at the Albert Hall London and in Birmingham back then, think it was 92. Memorable.

[@davekay9591]

They were unbelievable

[@rohanlall8257]

Greg sang my all time favorite song - Epitaph! :)

[@bobbywolff1274]

Keith's end was the most tragic thing i ever heard of - his poor lady

[@adamfox9245]

When Greg died, it was like i lost a member of my family. I cried for days..

[@zoso73]

ELP goes with the Miami Vice look. Love it!