Любителям и Любительницам Классик-Рок!

[Serge7]

еще сюда же пару альбомов, которые в тот же отрезок времени продюсировал Martin Birch

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Black Sabbath "Neon Knights" (live)



Heaven and Hell is an album by Black Sabbath, released in May 1980 (see 1980 in music). This is their first album featuring Ronnie James Dio, and first with famous heavy metal producer Martin Birch. Notable tracks include the title song, "Neon Knights", "Children of the Sea" and "Die Young".
Heaven and Hell became one of Black Sabbath's best-selling albums, revitalising Sabbath's fortunes after what many saw as the death of the group following Ozzy's departure.
In 2007, Sabbath went on tour with Dio as their singer (in place of Ozzy Osbourne) to promote the release of the compilation album Black Sabbath: The Dio Years. As Osbourne is once again a full time member of Black Sabbath, the Dio/Iommi/Butler/Appice lineup decided on the band name "Heaven and Hell", and to focus on post-Ozzy material, much of which hadn't been played in years.

[Птиц]

вчера посмотрел Classic Albums - Judas Priest - British Steel

прикол - там был маленький кусочек видеосъемки очень-очень раннего Приста - и..... Роб Халфорд с хайром! 8O

практически одно лицо с молодым Стивом Уинвудом из Traffic :cool:

[Serge7]

UFO " Lights Out"



UFO — британская рок-группа, образованная в 1969 году. Внесла существенный вклад в формирование стиля «хэви-метал» и оказала большое влияние на становление многих классических металических групп (Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth и др.).

[Птиц]

синхрон... ща лежат снятые с Осла их основные дела в обезьяне

ручонки тянутся запузырить че-нить, тока че? Obsession, может

[Serge7]

угу... в паре вот с этай штукай (Whitesnake - Come An' Get It) даже проскакивала мыстля, типо, Вау, это даже круче чем ориджинал :cool:

Молодец, вспомнил.. Классный альбомчик! И Пэйси и Лорд там. ;)

Кстати, Птиц, прикинь, нашёл МПишку, которую Пацан видимо перевёл с Винила... ;) Ты не забыл ещё, как скрипит "винил" ? :lol: ->

Deep Purple "You Fool No One"



Made in Europe is a live album released by Deep Purple, recorded at the final dates in 1975 in which Ritchie Blackmore was a member of Deep Purple. It was released in 1976 after the group temporarily dissolved. Features recording edited from concerts recorded live 4th April 1975 in Graz, Austria, 5th April 1975 in Saarbrücken, Germany, and 7th April 1975 in Paris with the Rolling Stones Mobile. According to the liner notes included on Mk III: The Final Concerts, though, the material featured on "Made in Europe" came, for the most part, from the Saarbrucken show.

This record, which had been out of print in the US for over 20 years, was re-released by Friday Music label on July 31, 2007 (along with Stormbringer and Come Taste the Band). While the label's website claims that the album has been digitally remastered, it is unclear which tapes were used as a source for this release.

[Птиц]

Ты не забыл ещё, как скрипит "винил" ? :лол:

не, вон он тут стоит у меня, прям рядом со столом

вертак правда врезал-таки дуба пару лет назад... ему уж четверть века было наверно.

[7thGuest]

ELP

History from 1970 to 1978
The band formed in 1970. On two occasions in 1969, The Nice and King Crimson shared the same venue, first on August 10, 1969 at the 9th Jazz and Blues Pop Festival in Plumpton, England and on October 17, 1969 at Fairfield Halls in Croydon, England.

After playing at a few of the same concerts, Emerson and Lake tried working together and found their styles to be not only compatible, but complementary. They wanted to be a keyboard/bass/drum band, and so searched out a drummer.

Before settling on Carl Palmer, they approached Mitch Mitchell of the Jimi Hendrix Experience; Mitchell was uninterested but passed the idea to Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix, tired of his band and wanting to try something different, expressed an interest in playing with the group. The British press, after hearing about this, speculated that such a supergroup would have been called HELP, or "Hendrix, Emerson, Lake & Palmer".[1]. Due to scheduling conflicts such plans were not immediately realized, but the initial three planned a jam session with Hendrix after their second concert at the Isle of Wight Festival (their debut being in Plymouth Guildhall a day or two earlier), with the possibility of him joining. Hendrix died shortly thereafter, so the three pressed on as Emerson, Lake and Palmer.

Greg Lake made this comment on ELP's discussions with Hendrix:

"Yeah, that story is indeed true, to some degree...Mitch Mitchell had told Jimi about us and he said he wanted to explore the idea. Even after Mitch was long out of the picture and we had already settled on Carl, talk about working with Jimi continued. We were supposed to get together and jam with him around August or September of 1970, but he died before we could put it together."
Their first four years were a creatively fertile period. Lake produced their first six albums, starting with Emerson, Lake and Palmer (1970), which contained the hit "Lucky Man". Their best known early performance had been a relatively modest show at the August 1970 Isle of Wight Festival, one of the last of the great Woodstock-era festivals. At the end of their set, Emerson and Lake lit two cannons either side of the stage.

Tarkus (1971) was their first successful concept album, described as a story about "reverse evolution". The March 1971 live recording (Newcastle, UK) of the band's interpretation of Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition was issued as a low-priced record, the success of which contributed to the band's overall popularity. The 1972 album Trilogy contained ELP's best-selling single, the understated "From the Beginning".

In 1973, the band had garnered enough recognition to form their own record label, Manticore Records, and purchased an abandoned cinema as their own rehearsal hall. In late 1973 Brain Salad Surgery, with an eye-catching sleeve designed by H.R. Giger, was released and became the band's best-known studio album. The lyrics were partly written by Peter Sinfield, who was the lyricist for King Crimson's first four albums. The subsequent world tours were documented with a massive three-LP live recording, Welcome Back my Friends to the Show that Never Ends.

By April 1974, ELP were top of the bill during the California Jam Festival, pushing co-stars Deep Purple to second billing. ELP's California Jam performance was broadcast nationwide in the US and is often seen as the summit of the band's career.

The ELP sound was dominated by the Hammond organ and Moog synthesizer of the flamboyant Emerson. The band's compositions were heavily influenced by classical music in addition to jazz and – at least in their early years – hard rock. Many of their pieces are arrangements of, or contain quotations from, classical music, and they can be said to fit into the sub-genre of symphonic rock.

Onstage the band exhibited an unorthodox mix of virtuoso musicianship and over-the-top theatrical bombast. Their extravagant and often aggressive live shows received much criticism in this regard – although in retrospect it was all rather small change compared to later rock spectacles: the theatrics were limited to a Persian carpet, a grand piano spinning end-over-end, a rotating percussion platform, and a Hammond organ being thrown around on stage to create feedback. Emerson often used a knife given to him by Lemmy (who had roadied for Emerson's previous band, The Nice) to force the keys on the organ to stay down.[citation needed] Another unusual factor was that Emerson took a full Moog modular synthesizer (an enormous, complex, and unpredictable instrument under the best of conditions) on the road with him, which added greatly to a tour's complexity.

ELP then took a three-year break to reinvent its music but lost contact with the changing musical scene. The band toured the US and Canada in 1977 and 1978 on a killing schedule of night after night performances – some with a full orchestra, which was a heavy burden on the tour revenues. These late-1970s tours found ELP working harder than ever to stay in touch with their audience. But as disco, punk rock, corporate rock and New Wave styles began to alter the musical landscape, ELP could no longer generate the excitement of being forerunners in musical innovation. Eventually they drifted apart due to personality conflicts and irreconcilable differences concerning musical direction.

Their last studio album of the 1970s, Love Beach, (1978), was dismissed even by the trio itself, who admitted it was delivered to fulfill a contractual obligation.[citation needed] The Love Beach album has been ill-received not only by the music press but also by the fans, who easily understood that the group was tired, something Greg Lake admitted in various interviews. Side One features Lake and consists of several shorter songs in a late 70's attempt to put something in the pop charts although one of them, "Taste of My Love", is an R-rated ode to one of the perks of rock stardom. Side Two's composition, "Memoirs of an Officer and a Gentleman", is a four-part narration of the tale of a soldier in the Second World War, and his ordeal of love and death as well as tragedy and triumph. The album's cover engendered no small amount of ridicule, with Palmer complaining the group looked like the Bee Gees.
Later incarnations
In 1985, Emerson and Lake formed another "ELP" band with heavy metal drummer Cozy Powell. Palmer declined to participate in a reunion, preferring to stay with Asia. Rumours also linked Bill Bruford to their new lineup, but the former Yes drummer remained committed to King Crimson and his own group, Earthworks. The album Emerson Lake & Powell charted reasonably well, with a major single, "Touch and Go" generating some radio and MTV exposure for the trio. However, the old interpersonal tensions between Lake and Emerson resurfaced during the 1986 tour. Emerson and Palmer subsequently joined with Robert Berry to form the unsuccessful band 3.

The original ELP lineup reformed and issued a 1992 comeback album, Black Moon, on Victory Records. Their 1992/1993 world tours were successful, culminating in a performance at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles in early 1993 that has been heavily bootlegged. But, reportedly, Palmer suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome[citation needed] and Emerson has been treated for a repetitive stress disorder in one hand. Although some have attributed the disappointment of the follow-up album In the Hot Seat (1994) to these problems, it is self-evident that physical limitations do not cause a lack of musical inspiration.

Emerson and Palmer recovered to tour again. The last ELP tours were in 1996, 1997, and 1998. Their tour schedules brought them to Japan, South America, Europe, the USA and Canada and ELP played fresh new versions of older work. However enjoyable these tours were, ELP played in significantly smaller venues for significantly smaller audiences (sometimes fewer than 500 people, as in Belo Horizonte, Brazil). Their last show was in San Diego, California, in 1998. Conflicts about a new album inspired a new and final break up. Greg Lake insisted on producing the next album, having produced all successful ELP albums in the early 1970s. Keith Emerson complained in public (on the internet) that although he and Carl Palmer worked out on a daily basis to maintain their musical skills, Greg Lake did not make the effort to do the same. Lake admitted that he did not train his voice: a few live shows were generally enough to get it in shape, he claimed.

In 2003 UK independent label Invisible Hands Music released a 3CD box set under the title Reworks: Brain Salad Perjury. This was a new work created by Keith Emerson in collaboration with British dance maverick Mike Bennett, using sampling technology and with an eye on club and ambient music styles. Emerson and Bennett sampled musical elements from the entire ELP oeuvre, creating entirely new music in an exotic, electronica style, opening with a dramatic reinterpretation of Fanfare For The Common Man. The musical complexity of the source material provided rich pickings for sampling and while not universally loved by ELP fans,[citation needed] the album found favour with critics and, impressively, the dance music community. Cuts from the album were widely played in clubs and, fleetingly at least, the band's music found a gigantic new audience who had never heard (or even heard of) Emerson Lake & Palmer.

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[Serge7]

ELP

History from 1970 to 1978
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:34:

Класс! Спасибо.. :34: Соло Палмера, правда, уж очень похоже у Пейса и Бонэма аккуратно слизано (imho)... ;) Добавлю немного... :cool:


Emerson, Lake & Palmer "Welcome Back My Friends"





Emerson, Lake & Palmer (сокращённо ELP) — британская рок-группа направления прогрессивный рок, образованная в 1969 году, названная по фамилиям трёх её участников: Кита Эмерсона, Грега Лейка и Карла Палмера. ELP считается одной из первых супергрупп, поскольку все её участники получили широкую известность до вхождения в группу: Эмерсон ранее играл в группе The Nice, Лейк — в King Crimson, а Палмер — в Atomic Rooster.



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[7thGuest]

Зато Емерсона не слижешь)) Он один:34:

[Serge7]

Зато Емерсона не слижешь)) Он один:34:

Да, Да! Это правда. :cool: :34: Нее, Палмер великий барабанщик и очень самобытен.. но именно в твоём видео, чего то он "чужое" решил сыграть... Не беда! ;)