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at the time
The party-punk foursome have recorded a collection of their fan favourite songs
Pond recaptures an anarchic sense of uncertainty and fly closer than ever before to the creative supernova that has blazed across so much of the band’s music
while "Murder One" was recorded in 1997-1998
from the glitzy spiral of "It Takes a Thief" to the Books-ian collage bliss of the title track
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP at the timeThe debut album by Emerson, Lake and Palmer, the 1970 'supergroup', is arguably their best, catching the band before they became caught up in the pretentious musical excesses that brought progressive rock down. Keith Emerson was a classically trained keyboard virtuoso who's vision was a melding of classical music with rock. It didn't always work and he eventually lost his way, but on this record, backed by the excellent drumming of Carl Palmer and
