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Poll Question: your favourite ELP song
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Points: 1835 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 30 2005 at 18:57

There are sixteen top-notch tracks to choose from in this poll, so ELP must have done something right.

My favourite is Tarkus.

 
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well really has to be Tarkus, though toyed with the idea of going with the Barbarian.  
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Like a few others, I prefer the entire KE9. But failing that, I pick Tarkus,
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well since i've never heard tarkus (don't tell) and i can't pick KE9 entierly so im gonna go with the endless enigma 1 & 2

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Originally posted by Jeremy Bender Jeremy Bender wrote:

Originally posted by popesta popesta wrote:

No Benny the Bouncer then?

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As a matter of fact, I like Benny The Bouncer very much

I'll have to second that.

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Originally posted by chamberry chamberry wrote:

well since i've never heard tarkus (don't tell) and i can't pick KE9 entierly so im gonna go with the endless enigma 1 & 2


good 2nd choice, and you will LOVE Tarkus when you get a chance to listen to it.  Have introduced many 'Noobs' to ELP with that song, and the 'oh sh*t' factor with that is priceless.
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I'm really diggin' Take a Pebble rightnow.
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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 30 2005 at 22:17
Originally posted by floydaholic floydaholic wrote:

I'm really diggin' Take a Pebble rightnow.



you have good taste, always have   Was listening to that this evening while grilling some wienies and burgers.  I love fall BBQ's.  Of course Becks was rolling her eyes when I was using the grill utensils to play drums earlier  during the Barbarian ha hah.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by floydaholic floydaholic wrote:

I'm really diggin' Take a Pebble rightnow.



you have good taste, always have   Was listening to that this evening while grilling some wienies and burgers.  I love fall BBQ's.  Of course Becks was rolling her eyes when I was using the grill utensils to play drums earlier  during the Barbarian ha hah.

 

I had chili fo dinna. Little too mcuh Cayenne but nothing  a Barq's root beer can't soothe. My friend was finally convinced of Emersons genius after hearing Take a Pebble. He's been playing classical piano for ten years. He wasn't all that impressed by Tarkus, but I can see why. Take a Pebble is just shimmeringly beautiful.
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funny you say that, Becks said something similar.  She said she still can't stand my music but she though that the piano playing was supurb. (she plays herself).  Then I played The Three Fates for her..... maybe after 10 years there is light at the end of the tunnel.......
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

funny you say that, Becks said something similar.  She said she still can't stand my music but she though that the piano playing was supurb. (she plays herself).  Then I played The Three Fates for her..... maybe after 10 years there is light at the end of the tunnel.......

You should pull a Partridge family type thing and get a family band going!
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Originally posted by floydaholic floydaholic wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

funny you say that, Becks said something similar.  She said she still can't stand my music but she though that the piano playing was supurb. (she plays herself).  Then I played The Three Fates for her..... maybe after 10 years there is light at the end of the tunnel.......

You should pull a Partridge family type thing and get a family band going!



ahh you must have missed some of my posts. We have.  My son on drums, Becks on piano, and myself on bass/vocals.  My son has been 'drumming' since he was a toddler and he started playing the staccato intro to Yours is No Disgrace, he's getting to be a decent drummer as he gets older (love Carl Palmer as well as Bruford).  We have some nice family jam sessions.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by floydaholic floydaholic wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

funny you say that, Becks said something similar.  She said she still can't stand my music but she though that the piano playing was supurb. (she plays herself).  Then I played The Three Fates for her..... maybe after 10 years there is light at the end of the tunnel.......

You should pull a Partridge family type thing and get a family band going!



ahh you must have missed some of my posts. We have.  My son on drums, Becks on piano, and myself on bass/vocals.  My son has been 'drumming' since he was a toddler and he started playing the staccato intro to Yours is No Disgrace, he's getting to be a decent drummer as he gets older (love Carl Palmer as well as Bruford).  We have some nice family jam sessions.

That kicks ass. No geetarist? Do you pull a Les Claypool and lead the band with bass? You should record for us sometime. Nice influences on your son, those are great footsteps to follow in. I am wondering how your singing is...
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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 30 2005 at 23:12
not bad, I sing in my church choir, and sang lead in various groups I was in, back when I was into that scene.  
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