Fans of Emerson, Lake & Palmer – not to mention fans of Keith Emerson’s live work with Marc Bonilla and Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes – have got two new sets to look forward to this season.
Shout! Factory will release Live in Montreal 1977 on November 12. Recorded in support of Works Volume 1 – a double album which featured Emerson, Greg Lake and Carl Palmer each taking the reins on writing and production on three sides and two lengthy tracks (“Fanfare for the Common Man,” “Pirates”) on the fourth – Live in Montreal 1977 features tracks from all sides of that set, plus a healthy selection of prog-oriented fan favorites from the band’s discography up to that point (“Karn Evil 9,” “Pictures At an Exhibition,” “Nutrocker”). This tour (and possibly this date), which also featured an intricate but costly orchestral accompaniment, has been represented on record before as 1979′s In Concert album, released after the band’s ill-received Love Beach (1978) and subsequent breakup, and by Castle in the U.K. as the double-disc Works Live in 1993.
Quelle: SecondDisc
Disc 1
1.Abaddon’s Bolero
2.Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression Part 2
3.The Enemy God Dances with the Black Spirits
4.C’est La Vie
5.Lucky Man
6.Pictures At An Exhibition
7.Piano Concerto No. 1, 3rd Movement
8.Closer to Believing
Disc 2
1.Knife Edge
2.Tank
3.Nutrocker
4.Pirates
5.Fanfare for the Common Man
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