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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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I had one (via my older brother) up until a few years ago when I lost track of it. Those were the good old days when filling stations were nice places to get gas and free goodies.
Something really strange about this.
“For that funny feeling”?
“For that funny feeling”?
I had one of those in blue. The Pilot had an orange parachute. I loved playing with that thing!
Sole surviving member Carl Palmer, in association with the Estates of his bandmates Keith Emerson & Greg Lake, has announced the much anticipated WELCOME BACK MY FRIENDS- THE RETURN OF EMERSON LAKE & PALMER Tour.
This is interesting and I've never seen this done before live. This is at a small 500 seat venue that has great acoustics. I have seen live bands there many times and it is an old movie theatre with great seating and sound.
After exploring the idea of a Hologram tour in detail, Palmer with the Estates of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake opted for what they felt was a more honest approach using live footage of Keith and Greg on massive video walls alongside Carl (and his band) playing LIVE on stage in each theater. The voice and instrumentation of Greg Lake and the unmistakable keyboard mastery of Keith Emerson will be mixed with Palmer’s onstage live drumming to magically reunited ELP once again. Paul McCartney's duet with John Lennon at the end of his recent Got Back tour is a good idea of what ELP fans can expect from this show.
Would anyone here go (or have gone) to this type of a concert?
This is interesting and I've never seen this done before live. This is at a small 500 seat venue that has great acoustics. I have seen live bands there many times and it is an old movie theatre with great seating and sound.
After exploring the idea of a Hologram tour in detail, Palmer with the Estates of Keith Emerson and Greg Lake opted for what they felt was a more honest approach using live footage of Keith and Greg on massive video walls alongside Carl (and his band) playing LIVE on stage in each theater. The voice and instrumentation of Greg Lake and the unmistakable keyboard mastery of Keith Emerson will be mixed with Palmer’s onstage live drumming to magically reunited ELP once again. Paul McCartney's duet with John Lennon at the end of his recent Got Back tour is a good idea of what ELP fans can expect from this show.
Would anyone here go (or have gone) to this type of a concert?
Only if it was "Chicago" with the original 7, esp. Terry Kath.
I don't know about candy building "health," but it probably was good for the morale of anyone serving overseas.
The Generation Gap TV Show (Premiere Episode 1969)
