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    Posted: February 06 2006 at 12:51

If you like ELP, what is your favorite album by them?  I am listenbing to trilogy right now, havnt heard it yet, but as for now id go with BSS.

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For me, in this order:

  1. Welcome back...
  2. BSS.
  3. Tarkus.
  4. Pictures at an Exhibition.
  5. Live at the Isle of Wight.
  6. Trilogy
  7. ELP

I haven't heard the rest... and I'm in no hurry, due to the reviews here...

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1 - Brain Salad Surgery

2 - Tarkus

3 - Welcome Back

4 - Picture

5 - Trilogy
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  1. BSS
  2. PICTURES
  3. TRILOGY
  4. TARKUS
  5. ELP
  6. WORKS VOL. 1
  7. WORKS VOL. 2
  8. BLACK MOON
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For me ELPīs best and most progressive album is TRILOGY.
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Brain Salad Surgery  #1

Trilogy #2

and then the others (ELP, Tarkus, Picture...)

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Either BSS or their debut.
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1. Brain Salad Surgery

2. Trilogy

I don't like the other as much, though Pics at an Exhibition is pretty good.
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Out of the ones I've heard so far.

Definitely Tarkus.

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Tarkus followed by BSS.
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the debut... followed by Tarkus, Pictures at an Exhibition, Trilogy, and Brain Salad Surgery.  They are all great albums, but the debut album above all. 
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Brain Salad Surgery

Tarkus

Trilogy


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This must be the 94887847th "Favorite ELP album" poll in this forum!!!

Anyway, here's my top-3:

  1. Brain Salad Surgery
  2. Trilogy
  3. Tarkus
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

the debut... followed by Tarkus, Pictures at an Exhibition, Trilogy, and Brain Salad Surgery.  They are all great albums, but the debut album above all. 

I'm with you Mickey the eponymous 1st album is for me the best with Knife Edge and Take a Pebble amongst their finest moments.Up until the dire ' Love Beach' ELP were one mighty fine band.

 
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I've answered this one before..Tarkus
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Originally posted by Fragile Fragile wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

the debut... followed by Tarkus, Pictures at an Exhibition, Trilogy, and Brain Salad Surgery.  They are all great albums, but the debut album above all. 

I'm with you Mickey the eponymous 1st album is for me the best with Knife Edge and Take a Pebble amongst their finest moments.Up until the dire ' Love Beach' ELP were one mighty fine band.

 



bravo!  The Barbarian is one of those tracks that, no matter through how many untold listens, never fails to get my  old engine reving and the 'air' piano fired up.
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I've told the story on here before but I will do so again.The year 1970 on a schooltrip in Blankenburg in Belgium a gang of 16 year olds have had a great night in a Belgian pub listening to great music all night on a cracking juke box and yes ' Knife Edge ' was on the Jukie and we all pile out singing at the top of our voices with Emerson impersonations going on all over the place.Those were the very best of times.Prog was surfacing and rock ruled the planet oh for a time machine.

Bravo to you too Mickey
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  1. BSS
  2. Tarkus
  3. Trilogy
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Originally posted by Fragile Fragile wrote:

I've told the story on here before but I will do so again.The year 1970 on a schooltrip in Blankenburg in Belgium a gang of 16 year olds have had a great night in a Belgian pub listening to great music all night on a cracking juke box and yes ' Knife Edge ' was on the Jukie and we all pile out singing at the top of our voices with Emerson impersonations going on all over the place.Those were the very best of times.Prog was surfacing and rock ruled the planet oh for a time machine.

Bravo to you too Mickey



great story... new around here, so I hadn't heard it.
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Originally posted by Fragile Fragile wrote:

I've told the story on here before but I will do so again.The year 1970 on a schooltrip in Blankenburg in Belgium a gang of 16 year olds have had a great night in a Belgian pub listening to great music all night on a cracking juke box and yes ' Knife Edge ' was on the Jukie and we all pile out singing at the top of our voices with Emerson impersonations going on all over the place.Those were the very best of times.Prog was surfacing and rock ruled the planet oh for a time machine.

Bravo to you too Mickey


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