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Poll Question: Who´s your favourite artist?
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26 [25.00%]
58 [55.77%]
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    Posted: March 06 2012 at 06:35
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While Lake supplied the voice and, I suppose, the hits, the entire sound of the band was based around Emerson's keyboards.
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Gotta go with Greg Lake.  As a further example I give you Still from the Pete Sinfield album of the same name.
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Originally posted by Capt Fongsby Capt Fongsby wrote:

They were extraordinary musicians, all three of them.!

But for the sake of this poll I'll go with Carl Palmer. I mean, he can't be credited enough for his jaw-dropping drumming on their first five albums, so it seems unfair that he should be trailing behind.
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They were extraordinary musicians, all three of them.!

But for the sake of this poll I'll go with Carl Palmer. I mean, he can't be credited enough for his jaw-dropping drumming on their first five albums, so it seems unfair that he should be trailing behind.


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I think Emerson would've been unbearable to listen to without Lake's sense of melody and great voice.
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I think they're all fabulous musicians but went for Carl Palmer cause he has got the fewest votes !
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When I can vote: Lake.
 
I simply love his voice, in ItCotKC, ItWoP and in ELPs works (and other albums toWink)


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EMERSON of course is the best. He c r e a t e d  music ; Lake is good but he's just a performer !
Who's greater - Mozart or pianists of genius that e x e c u t e d   HIS compositions??
 
P.S. I don't compare Emerson with Mozart /


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Palmer. Brill, just brill. And a charming down to earth man, unlike Lake........
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Originally posted by friso friso wrote:

I voted for Greg Lake. He's one of the best voices of progressive rock.


Very difficult to choose a favourite when the 3 are very talented musicians and awesome at what they do, but I went with Greg for that voice.
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All of them are giants. My choice is Lake only because he sang to my favourite album, which is not an ELP album (not difficult to guess though)...
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Palmer, easily. 
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Originally posted by b4usleep b4usleep wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by b4usleep b4usleep wrote:

75% of the band is Emerson
I'm guessing Maths was not your strong point at schoolWink
 
Growing up I would say Keith Emerson was my hero. However I have to say that ELP would have been nothing without Carl Palmer. This is absolutely extraordinary. Keyboard hi jinks and great nifty bass work but Palmer underpins with a ferocity and control on the kit that is unmatched.
 


OK 60%



 
Creatively speaking the 75% was probably fair enough with Lake about 20% and Carl 5%. Emerson's decline as a composer after 1977 certainly killed ELP. But I still believe that Carl Palmer was more important simply because there were few drummers who could have coped with Emerson's compositions. Jon Hiseman perhaps but he was too jazzy perhaps for Emersons ideas.
 
At the end of the day its a fun poll. ELP were a great band and all three were as equally important so 33.33% (recurring) is the correct answer!
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by b4usleep b4usleep wrote:

75% of the band is Emerson
I'm guessing Maths was not your strong point at schoolWink
 
Growing up I would say Keith Emerson was my hero. However I have to say that ELP would have been nothing without Carl Palmer. This is absolutely extraordinary. Keyboard hi jinks and great nifty bass work but Palmer underpins with a ferocity and control on the kit that is unmatched.
 


OK 60%





Edited by b4usleep - August 30 2010 at 15:58
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Originally posted by AtomicCrimsonRush AtomicCrimsonRush wrote:

EMERSON!!!!
 
 
 
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Originally posted by b4usleep b4usleep wrote:

75% of the band is Emerson
He´s singing too?
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