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Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Black Moon

Black Moon

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  • Released Date: 28 Jul 2017

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Ah, Emerson, Lake & Palmer, the legendary progressive rock trio who never fail to captivate and confuse in equal measure. Their latest offering, "Black Moon," is no exception.

From the first synth-laden notes of the title track, you're instantly transported back to the 70s, bathed in a haze of incense and patchouli. Greg Lake's vocals soar effortlessly over Keith Emerson's virtuosic keyboard work, while Carl Palmer's drums provide the solid backbone that holds it all together.

But don't be fooled by the throwback vibe - this is a band that's still pushing boundaries and experimenting with their sound. Tracks like "Paper Blood" and "Affairs of the Heart" showcase a more contemporary edge, with electronic flourishes and unexpected twists that keep you on your toes.

Of course, it wouldn't be an ELP album without a healthy dose of epic, proggy indulgence. The sprawling 10-minute opus "Changing States" is a prime example of the band's penchant for intricate arrangements and mind-bending time signatures.

In the end, "Black Moon" may not be a groundbreaking reinvention of the ELP sound, but it's a solid addition to their already impressive discography. So sit back, relax, and let Emerson, Lake & Palmer take you on another wild musical journey.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Black Moon
2. Paper Blood
3. Affairs of the Heart
4. Romeo and Juliet
5. Farewell to Arms
6. Changing States
7. Burning Bridges
8. Close to Home
9. Better Days
10. Footprints in the Snow
11. Black Moon (Single Edit)
12. Affairs of the Heart (Edit)
13. Paper Blood (Edit)
14. Romeo & Juliet (Edit)


Disc: 2
1. 1st Impression Part 2
2. I) Eruption II) Stones of Years III) Iconolast
3. Knife Edge
4. Paper Blood
5. Romeo & Juliet
6. Creole Dance
7. Still... You Turn Me On
8. Lucky Man
9. Black Moon
10. Pirates
11. I) Fanfare for the Common Man II) America III) Blue Rondo a La Turk

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About the artist

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer: The Prog Rock Pioneers Hailed as one of the most influential progressive rock bands of the 1970s, Emerson, Lake & Palmer are the epitome of musical virtuosity. Formed in 1970, this power trio consisted of keyboardist Keith Emerson, vocalist and bassist Greg Lake, and drummer Carl Palmer. And let me tell you, they didn't just make music; they crafted sonic masterpieces that pushed the boundaries of what rock music could be. Keith Emerson was a wizard on the keys, his fingers dancing across the piano and synthesizer with a level of skill that would make even Mozart jealous. Greg Lake's vocals were smooth as silk, his bass playing providing the perfect foundation for Emerson's intricate arrangements. And then there was Carl Palmer, the man with a drum kit the size of a small country, who could unleash a storm of beats with the flick of a wrist. But it wasn't just their technical prowess that set ELP apart; it was their sheer audacity. These guys weren't content with just writing a catchy three-minute pop song; they wanted to create sprawling, epic compositions that took listeners on a journey. From the bombastic "Karn Evil 9" to the haunting "Lucky Man," Emerson, Lake & Palmer were never afraid to push the boundaries of what was considered acceptable in the rock world. So next time you're in the mood for some mind-bending prog rock, give Emerson, Lake & Palmer a spin. Just be prepared to have your mind blown and your notion of what rock music can be forever altered.

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