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    Posted: November 28 2008 at 19:11
Please check out my ELP tribute.  It's only me and my machines at the moment but I'm twisting a few arms to join me.  You'll get to hear the only cover of "Toccata" that I've ever heard.
 
 
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I'm no big fan of Toccata, but it's amazing your keys and playing, way to go man!
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Thanks for being the first to reply.  Hope you enjoy some of the other tunes. 
 
BTW, I regularly play on one of Entwistle's basses.  His ex ended up with it.
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Points: 15745 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 28 2008 at 19:43
^wow cool! Do you have more videos of you playing?

EDIT: Oh yeah, you got lots of Proggy tunes I'll listen to them allBig smile Listening to Thick as a Brick your version.

EDIT: BTW, NICE VOICE!Clap


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Thanks again.  Gotta go...gig.
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^no prob, cya.
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Points: 20030 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 29 2008 at 04:28
That's seriously impressive Kerry. I'll check out some of your other videos.

Surely Tocatta is a cover already?Smile
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Thanks for checking out my stuff.  If you didn't know, Toccata is basically bits and pieces of the fourth movement of Ginastera's piano concerto.  I learned the rest of ELP's stuff by ear, but I quickly gave up on the atonal Toccata until I got the two piano score of the original concerto.  That was thirty three years ago.  I finally put it together just recently.  It's easily the most outrageous thing that ELP ever released, which is one of the reasons I like it so much.   I've searched youtube and google for "ELP Toccata" and haven't found another cover.  As another guy pointed out, it requires a unique case of OCD to cover such a tune.Big smile 
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Spoken as a fellow keyboard player:  very nice job.  Clap

 
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wow... very impressive Clap...I swoon for Toccata...

as far as covers of Toccata...  not sure if you are talking youtubers.. or ANY covers.   If you haven't heard this album... do so.. it'll knock your socks off...

http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=82986
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Anxious to check out the album.    I'm on the road on a borrowed computer so I'll get to it later.  Seems like I heard two Japanese chicks doing Tarkus on two pianos recently?  Very cool.  Thanks for checking out my stuff.
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tried to hunt you up a youtube clip..  but in  the middle of searching..  I remembered you had searched it and probably would have found it.

check this out though... probably not as good as the album I reviewed (Zeppelin covers for god's sake hahah Angry). or pertinent to you as a keyboardist... but if you REALLY have to hear that version of Toccata.. here it is for less than 8 bucks on another album

http://www.amazon.com/Progressive-Rock-Covers/dp/B000M5BD68
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Hmm,  which to buy?  I'm curious about Toccata because ELP used so little of the actual concerto.  If a cover doesn't sound pretty close to ELP then it's really not an ELP cover but rather another Ginastera cover.  I suppose if they maintain much of the ELP structure, including the synth/guitar duet,  you could call it an ELP cover.  I always assumed Keith wrote that duet, but then I've never scoured the entire original score looking for it.  One thing I noticed right off was that the three piano chords right before the duet are the opening chords of the concerto. 
 
Anyway, it's music:  If someone likes it, it's good.
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Hi,
 
I play for the UK ELP tribute 'NODDYS PUNCTURE'.
I have been incorporating the percussion section of ELP's 'Tocatta' into the drum solo, including certain keyboard lines too:
 
 
Enjoy!
 
Cheers,
 
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awesome Steve.. .checking it out.
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that was.. .hahah... impressive Steve.   Clap


Need to check out that youtube clip of Rondo... micky love him some Rondo
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Points: 7113 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 22 2008 at 04:32
Wow. Real neat, got a big ole kick outta hearing "Thick as a Brick" (a big duh) and "Karn Evil 9;" the latter explaining a lot of how Keith woulda done it on stage.
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Of course to REALLY be authentic I'd have to have keyboards opposite each other.  It's slightly easier to play the stuff without having to whirl around.  I used to do the two stacks but it takes up too much room in my studio.
 
Thanks for checking it out.
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yep... the classic Emerson style Clap
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excellent stuff!
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