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    Posted: October 27 2016 at 00:35
"Trilogy" as well

https://youtu.be/Ib31-TDH05I

Very beautiful. Btw, sheīs blind. 
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Young Rachel Flowers plays "Tarkus"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLT3Cb96-Mk...  and "The Endless Enigma"

https://youtu.be/_JiC_VDbqcA ... and "Hoedown"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc2Q0k7VxLs




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YouTube has had many, many tributes to him, that keep on coming in.




Thierry Eliez & guests - Hommage ā Keith Emerson



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Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

Of all the celebrity deaths, Keith's I'm still thinking about and shocked over than Bowie, Lemmy or Prince!

Lemmy ?   Guy was on borrowed time, looked embalmed, surprised he lasted that long.
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Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

Of all the celebrity deaths, Keith's I'm still thinking about and shocked over than Bowie, Lemmy or Prince!
I can't believe he didn't have anyone looking into him.
I don't want to start that age old debate, but I find it weirdThe Damned can reform to play their full album, when Keith was doing that live and everyone called it pretentious!
Still looking out for a Keith Emerson Special Tribute magazine, unless I've missed it!
Here you go. http://www.keyboardmag.com/artists/1236/keith-noel-emerson-1944-2016/58127

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Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

I don't want to start that age old debate, but I find it weirdThe Damned can reform to play their full album, when Keith was doing that live and everyone called it pretentious!
 
Music journalism hypocrisy. The same mentality that declares the likes of American Idiot  the finest rock album released after 2000. 
 
Cyndi Lauper, of all people, has jumped on the bandwagon and is performing her very first album, She's So Unusual, in its entirety. I haven't caught any negative press with regard to that, either.
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Originally posted by AZF AZF wrote:

I don't want to start that age old debate, but I find it weirdThe Damned can reform to play their full album, when Keith was doing that live and everyone called it pretentious!
 
All those journalists who have called ELP pretentious over the years just missed the point. Sure they were overblown, but there was always a strong element of satire, silly spectacle, and just plain buffoonery to ELP. How can you possibly call a guy wiping his butt with a Moog ribbon controller pretentious?
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Of all the celebrity deaths, Keith's I'm still thinking about and shocked over than Bowie, Lemmy or Prince!
I can't believe he didn't have anyone looking into him.
I don't want to start that age old debate, but I find it weirdThe Damned can reform to play their full album, when Keith was doing that live and everyone called it pretentious!
Still looking out for a Keith Emerson Special Tribute magazine, unless I've missed it!
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Originally posted by lak611 lak611 wrote:

RIP Keith! I wish I would've had the chance to see you.

I was fortunate enough to see ELP five times over the years (including once as ELPowell), but the last time I saw Keith was with the Nice in London on the 2002 reunion tour. I got to meet Lee Jackson and Brian Davison after the show, but didn't get a chance to meet Keith.

If anyone's interested, I composed this tribute to Keith when he passed:

https://soundcloud.com/michael-p-dawson/fanfare-for-an-uncommon-man
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I was just thinking of him today.  Terrible.   He had kids.   The poor man.




He did? I thought he had just his girlfriend. I never saw any mention of them or from them when he died, strange. 
They were from his wife Elinor who he divorced in 1992 or 1993. One son Aaron is also a keyboardist. The other son whose name I forgot is not in music. They're both probably in their 40s.
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I thought he did, maybe they were stepkids.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

I was just thinking of him today.  Terrible.   He had kids.   The poor man.




He did? I thought he had just his girlfriend. I never saw any mention of them or from them when he died, strange. 
I shook my head and smiled a whisper knowing all about the place
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I was just thinking of him today.  Terrible.   He had kids.   The poor man.
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I know this is a really old thread by now. I'm not a new fan of ELP, just new to this site.

I've never seen ELP or Keith Emerson, but I've loved the music since I was a kid.

I have seen Rick Wright with Pink Floyd and Jon Lord with Deep Purple.

I'm going to see Anderson, Rabin, Wakeman this fall.

RIP Keith! I wish I would've had the chance to see you.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by brainstormer brainstormer wrote:

There's always been a major divided consensus about Emerson's value, which clearly wasn't limited to "rock."  He somewhat tried to liberate people from it.   

Emerson's value may not have been limited to rock, but his influence was, and while Prog rock did impact the commercial/Commercial Trade music of the mid-70s that impact was as much from Yes and Genesis.  

And I don't know if can agree that Emerson tried to liberate people from rock.   He tried to liberate rock, but not people from it.




Exactly, to liberate rock. He was a genius in many things.
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^I would hope a mag along the lines of Mojo would do it.
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Maybe it was the wrong kind of magazine, but was dismayed to see a tiny column about Keith Emerson's death in this months Q Magazine.
Maybe the more specialist magazine are preparing their tributes, but I think with the material he produced in his life time, he deserves a dedicated collector's issue!
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Originally posted by brainstormer brainstormer wrote:

There's always been a major divided consensus about Emerson's value, which clearly wasn't limited to "rock."  He somewhat tried to liberate people from it.   

Emerson's value may not have been limited to rock, but his influence was, and while Prog rock did impact the commercial/Commercial Trade music of the mid-70s that impact was as much from Yes and Genesis.  

And I don't know if can agree that Emerson tried to liberate people from rock.   He tried to liberate rock, but not people from it.





Edited by Atavachron - April 07 2016 at 21:01
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