Pathetic cash grab.
Pathetic cash grab.
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No ELOriginally Posted by chalkpie
No EL
No EL
No EL
From the man that brought you the keyboard-less ELP tribute band!
In other news, Rocket 88 just sent out an update on the ELP book, with a video of Carl Palmer previewing the mighty tome...except that when you click on the link for the video, it takes you to Ian Anderson hyping his Silent Singing lyric book.
Edit: Oh god, this is rich. They just sent the email again, only this time the video link isn't a link at all.
Last edited by Mister Triscuits; 10-29-2021 at 03:45 PM.
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There’s an idea to run screaming from.
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This was my reaction, too. I’d love to see ELP music played passionately and with as much authenticity as possible. The right musicians alongside Palmer could make an “ELP” tour work. Rikard Sjoblom is the name I keep returning to. He definitely has the chops for Emerson’s parts, and I’m pretty sure he can handle the vox, too.
My second thought was this: if the band had been called anything other than ELP (i.e., had they chosen a proper band name fifty years ago), and had Palmer wanted to tour with two other musicians under that other name, would anyone raise much of a stink? Yes tour with no original members. An “Endless Enigma” (not a bad name for a band, right?) touring with only one original member would probably be ok with most fans.
My third thought? I don’t really like 90s ELP, so even if the viddy thing works (which I hope it does, suspect it won’t) … meh? I think “meh” is my reaction.
Last edited by polmico; 10-29-2021 at 08:48 PM.
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All Carl has to do is get Jordan Rudess and Marc Bonilla. Call it BuRP.
That's the icing on the cake, isn't it? Not only is Carl going out there in this terribly misguided endeavour but he's not even heading out there with the best versions of Greg and Keith on the video replay.
Fair. I personally don't hope it fails - but I do hope Carl reconsiders the whole idea in time for him to either course-correct (by recruiting some live musicians to play with under a suitable tribute name - "Endless Enigma" wouldn't be bad!) or to cancel the thing before any significant money gets ploughed into it.
While Carl's at it, he should add Hendrix to see how that would have worked out!
The last guitar/bass/drums line up Palmer gigged with (Paul Bielatowicz- guit. and Simon Fitzpatrick- bass) were a lot better than I expected them to be, they weren't just a paint by numbers rehash. Would much rather be checking out real players going at it than what appears to be proposed. Really hope Palmer isn't just looking to cash in here.
I'm going to pass on the judgement until I see a clip.
I love ELP going back to my junior high school days but this is such a terrible idea.
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