Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- Artist
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- Label
- Music On Vinyl
- Catalog number
- MOVLP590
- Format
- LP · Album · Reissue · Remastered
- Country
- Europe
- Released
- 2013
- Genre
- Rock
- Barcode
- 8718469531271
What’s on it
Emerson, Lake & Palmer has 21 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.
- Original Album (1970)
A1The Barbarian
- Arranged By
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- Written-By
- Béla Bartók
A2Take A Pebble
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
A3Knife-Edge
- Arranged By
- Keith Emerson
- Lyrics By
- Dik Fraser, Greg Lake
- Written-By
- Johann Sebastian Bach, Leoš Janáček
B1.1Clotho (Royal Festival Hall Organ)
- Written-By
- Keith Emerson
B2Tank
- Written-By
- Carl Palmer, Keith Emerson
B3Lucky Man
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
- The Alternate ELP (2012 Stereo Mixes)
C1The Barbarian
- Arranged By
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
- Written-By
- Béla Bartók
C2Take A Pebble
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
C3Knife-Edge (With Extended Outro)
- Arranged By
- Keith Emerson
- Lyrics By
- Dik Fraser, Greg Lake
- Written-By
- Johann Sebastian Bach, Leoš Janáček
C4Promenade
- Arranged By
- Greg Lake, Keith Emerson
- Composed By
- Modest Mussorgsky
- Lyrics By
- Greg Lake
C5The Three Fates: Atropos
- Written-By
- Keith Emerson
D1Rave Up
- Written-By
- Emerson, Lake & Palmer
D2Drum Solo
- Written-By
- Carl Palmer
D3Lucky Man
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
- Bonus Tracks
D4Take A Pebble (Alternate Take)
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
D5Knife-Edge (Alternate Take)
- Arranged By
- Keith Emerson
- Lyrics By
- Dik Fraser, Greg Lake
- Written-By
- Johann Sebastian Bach, Leoš Janáček
D6Lucky Man (First Greg Lake Solo Version)
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
D7Lucky Man (Alternate Version)
- Written-By
- Greg Lake
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Where it came from
Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s self-titled debut album was originally released in 1970, marking the formation of one of progressive rock’s most influential power trios. The record was conceived as a showcase for the band’s virtuosic blend of classical influences, jazz-inflected rhythms, and heavy rock orchestration. Featuring iconic tracks like The Barbarian and the multi-part suite The Three Fates, the album cemented Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer as pioneers of the genre, establishing a sound that balanced technical complexity with ambitious studio production.
This specific iteration, released by Music On Vinyl in 2013 under catalog number MOVLP590, was produced as a high-fidelity reissue for the audiophile market. Music On Vinyl is known for its commitment to sourcing original master recordings and utilizing heavyweight 180-gram vinyl to replicate the sonic depth of early pressings. The design preserves the original artwork, which features the distinctive, moody photographic aesthetic synonymous with the band’s early identity, ensuring that the visual experience matches the sonic restoration intended for this classic release.
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