Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Among the worst in the progressive field. Too often, they focus on technique for its own sake, excellent musicians (Emerson is undoubtedly stunning) but composers who are not overly imaginative. Nevertheless, the debut is a beautiful album, and I also appreciate the subsequent four works (except for the for me terrible Pictures at an Exhibition). They are still a good band (up until '77 with some reservations). Absolutely dispensable and often unpresentable from '77 onwards.
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer (ELP) were an English progressive rock supergroup formed by keyboardist Keith Emerson, bassist/vocalist/guitarist Greg Lake, and drummer/percussionist Carl Palmer. Known for virtuosic playing and fusing rock with classical adaptations and synthesizers, they rose in the early 1970s with ambitious suites and major live performances, later facing backlash as musical tastes shifted, and reuniting in the early 1990s for albums such as Black Moon.
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