CLASSIC ROCK FEATURING "LUCKY MAN"

Emerson Lake & Palmer

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Symphonic Prog

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Emerson Lake & Palmer Classic Rock Featuring

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 1994

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Promenade {Mussorgsky} (2:05)
2. The Hut Of Baba Yaga {Mussorgsky} (1:12)
3. The Curse Of Baba Yaga (4:10)
4. The Hut Of Baba Yaga {Mussorgsky} (1:06)
5. The Great Gates Of Kiev (6:01)
6. Fanfare For The Common Man {Aaron Copland, arranged by Emerson} (9:46)
7. Hoedown (Taken from Rodeo) {Aaron Copland, arranged by Emerson / Lake / Palmer} (4:28)
8. Jerusalem {Parry / Blake, arranged by Emerson / Lake / Palmer} (3:19)
9. Toccata (An adaptation of Ginastera's 1st Piano Concerto, 4th Movement) {Ginastera, arranged by Emerson; percussion movement - Carl Palmer} (7:25)
10. Lucky Man {Lake} (4:38)

Total Time: 42:14

Line-up / Musicians

- Keith Emerson / keyboards
- Greg Lake / vocals, bass, electric & acoustic guitar
- Carl Palmer / drums, percussion

Releases information

CD-Rebound Records-314-520-227-2

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EMERSON LAKE & PALMER Classic Rock Featuring "Lucky Man" ratings distribution

1.76
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(20%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(10%)
Good, but non-essential (30%)
Collectors/fans only (30%)
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Review by Gatot
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

A gentleman at local CD store asked whether or not to buy this boxset because he wanted to have a collection of rock music when he was teenagers, one of them was ELP. I said NO and took another CD of ELP with Tarkus album. I said to him: You must start ELP with this album. I know that you might notice there is no song that you can recall from your memory that was popular in your teenage era ..but believe me, this is the RIGHT WAY to start with ELP.. He followed my advice and the next day he sent a short message at my cellular saying that Tarkus is a great music.

Why didn't I recommend him with this boxset? Only one reason: this was released only for commercial purpose with no intention to introduce ELP music in its best. Not that the songs contained here are lackluster ... in fact Lucky Man was a major hit in the world. The rest were just a rearrangement of classical music work from various composers. I would never suggest newbie to have this boxset until they purchased individual album of Brain Sallad Surgery, Tarkus, Trilogy.

Peace on earth and mercy mild - GW

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2 stars This is a collection of some ELP's highlights, mostly (almost completely) rearrangements of classical music - plus their first hit, "Lucky Man". I am used to listening to classical music along with progressive rock - and ELP's rearrangements are above my expectations, considering the band's m ... (read more)

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