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Nauja užpakuota vinilinė plokštelė Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Brain Salad Surgery (Reissue Remastered) (LP)
Tracklist:
A1. Jerusalem 2:41
A2. Toccata (An Adaptation Of Ginastera’s 1st Piano Concerto, 4th Movement) 7:16
A3. Still…You Turn Me On 2:50
A4. Benny The Bouncer 2:15
Karn Evil 9 8:39
A5. 1st Impression-Part 1
B1. 1st Impression-Part 2
B2. 2nd Impression
B3. 3rd Impression
MUSICIANS
Keith Emerson – Hammond Organ, Piano, Harpsichord, Accordion, Moog Modular III-C & Minimoog Synthesizers, Moog Constellation Polyphonic Ensemble (consisting of Moog Lyra solo synthesiser, Moog Apollo polyphonic synthesiser (Polymoog prototype), and prototype Moog Taurus bass pedal synthesizer), Clavinet, Ring-modulated “Computer” Voice (on Karn Evil 9: 3rd Impression)
Greg Lake – Vocals, Acoustic, Electric & 12-string Guitars, Bass Guitar, Production
Carl Palmer – Drums, Percussion, Gongs, Timpani, Tubular Bells, Percussion Synthesizers
Emerson, Lake, & Palmer reached their progressive climax with their fourth studio album Brain Salad Surgery. It was the group’s most ambitious and commercially successful album, with a mixture of rock and classical along with some cutting edge electronic sounds, used for the first time on any of the group’s records. The album was the first on the trio’s new Manticore label and was produced by the group’s guitarist, bassist, and lead vocalist Greg Lake. Lake co-wrote the album’s lyrics with former King Crimson bandmate Pete Sinfield, who was also signed to the group’s new label. This was the first time any outside musician appeared on an album by the trio.
Brain Salad Surgery was a concerted effort by the group to produce an album which could be performed in its entirety live, unlike the highly overdubbed material of their previous album Trilogy. Employing some of the tactics used by Pink Floyd, the band wrote some of the music in a cinema, “live” on stage, reworking arrangements to capture the emotion of the film. Most of the material was composed as instrumental pieces with lyrics added to some later on. Three instrumentals remained on the final album, while three more (“When the Apple Blossoms Bloom in the Windmills of Your Mind I’ll Be Your Valentine”, “Tiger In a Spotlight”, and the title song “Brain Salad Surgery”) were omitted because of time constraints.
The album’s unique title came from a lyric in Dr. John’s song “Right Place, Wrong Time”, released earlier in 1973 which stated; “just need a little brain salad surgery, got to cure this insecurity.” The album cover artwork was done by the artist Giger, integrating an industrial mechanism with a human skull along with the latest ELP logo (which Giger also created).
– classicrockreview.com
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