How do we feel about Moog?
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shoeless
Riffin'
I was flipping through channels the other night and came across the ELP 40th anniversary reunion concert. Keith was playing a synth similar to this with patch cords hanging all over it. I'm sure there's a better solution out there now, but I guess guitarists aren't the only ones that like vintage gear.
I wonder if he has a diagram for which cable goes where.
On a ELP side note, Carl Palmer is still a helluva drummer.
mongooz
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i think the quote from Spinal Tap would apply here: "don't touch it!!! don't even LOOK at it!!!"
tiger roach
Urban Bovine Knievel
cool 70s electronerd MADNESS 
Dudeman1967
blah, blah, blah...
My feelings toward Moog oscillate.
VoidTerraFirma
Live to wine
It’s only keyboard wasteland...
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
Same. ELP shit is cringe-worthy to me.
Bones McHorror
bones
Andrew Sak
Even Andy Deserves Good BEans
Emerson, Lake and Powell right? They had a tune in the classic movie MacGruber. Rumor has it Cozy Powell beat out Neil Peart and Ian Paice to play drums on that album. Not really. They did have quite a few P's to consider though. Mike Portnoy was in diapers. Lucky Man holds a special place for me from the real ELP. I know it's their popular song, but still.
On a side note, Cozy Powell kicked ass! I have his vinyl record Over The Top. R.I.P. Cozy!
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Bob411
thrumming with potential
For me it's From The Beginning and Still You Turn Me On. That said, I will never forgive them for "somebody get me a ladder".
Pine Apple Slim
Kick Henry Jackassowski
I’m partial to Benny The Bouncer.
shoeless
Riffin'
They've always been hit and miss for me. Back in the 70s I was really into prog bands like EL&P, Yes, etc. Even back then I thought they're albums were about a 50/50 mix of good and bad. As I watched some of that anniversary concert on AXS, I was reminded of that again. Flashes of great songs wrapped by too many minutes of keyboard noodling.
rickenvox
Animal Psychic
My buddy studied under Aaron Copeland, who, when asked about Keith Emerson, said that he (Keith) could "play my music much better than I could play his." Not sure if that's a compliment or not.
Flamencology
You don't deserve koa.
I think that’s a pretty classy way of avoiding answering that question.