Lossless Galaxy Release
1970 Emerson Lake & Palmer ● 1971 Tarkus
2CD + DVD-A Box Sets ● Sony Music / Razor & Tie Recordings 2012
Performer: Emerson Lake & PalmerAlbums: 1970 Emerson Lake & Palmer(2CD + DVD-A Box Sets Sony Music 2012)---------
1971 Tarkus(2CD + DVD-A Box Sets Razor & Tie Records 2012)Info:Sony Music / Legacy / Columbia / Manticore Records
Razor & Tie Recordings
Reissue / Deluxe Edition / Remaster 2012
Four-fold Digipak / Box Set / DVD-Audio
Catalog Box: 88691937962 • 7930183348-2
Catalog Discs: 88691937962 /Disc 1~3 • 7930183348-2
Dynamic Range: 11 • 12 / 11 • 12
Genre / Style: Rock / Progressive Rock
Released Year: 2012
Format:CD: FLAC / Level 8 (img + *cue / *cue with ISRC + EAC log, AccurateRip)
DVD-Audio:
ISO + *mds + log • DVD Decrypter Rip
Only Audio - FLAC (tracks + *cue) 24/48 • DVDAExtractor Rip
BitRate: lossless
Covers: format PNG 600dpi/300dpi (booklets), full scans
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Upload:(5% восстановление/recovery) amazon.comWith former members of King Crimson, The Nice, and Atomic Rooster, Emerson, Lake & Palmer were a veritable supergroup, and the 1970 release of their debut album, ELP, was the first step for a band that went on to define progressive rock. With capable Keith Emerson at the controls of the Moog synthesizer and the Hammond B3 organ, Greg Lake on guitar and vocals, and talented Carl Palmer on drums, the debut release leaned heavily toward a new technical wizardry that became the band's halmark.
Originally released in 1970, the debut album from the newly formed supergroup combined musicianship and showmanship in a glowing ball or energy. The keyboard-dominated instrumentals and romantic ballads clearly showcased each of the three members' individual talents, and demonstrated the variety of influences each artist brought with them to the band.
Behold Tarkus, the mighty mythical beast! Rarely has such a powerful image come to define both a band and a genre of rock music with such forthright aggression. But Tarkus, the second album released by Emerson, Lake & Palmer, not only consolidated the group's success but established progressive rock' an important facet of Seventies' music.
In addition to a remastered version of the original album, the new Deluxe Edition contains two full discs of previously unreleased material, the Alternate ELP New 2012 Stereo Mixes and DVD Audio of 2012 5.1 mix and High Res 2012 Stereo mixes by Steven Wilson are a must for any ELP fan. Wilson, a skilled producer and engineer as well as founder of the band Porcupine Tree, has received three Grammy nominations for his surround sound mix work, Porcupine Tree's Fear Of A Black Planet and The Incident, and most recently for his solo record, Grace For Drowning. Wilson has also remixed back catalogues for Jethro Tull and King Crimson.