Works Volume 2 (2017

This is a good listen which i do enjoy lot more than Works Volume 1. Although the songs on Vol 1 Fanfare, Pirates, Cest la vie, i really enjoy big time. This Volume 2 is more of a better album which is more enjoyable i think. I do think its best too purchase both at same time. The 2017 volume 2 2CD you get the Olympic stadium montreal canada 1977 concert which is a great listen and well worth having which makes this album a must have.

I like the work of this band

For me not as good as Vol 1, but having said that still worth a listen, and definitely nowhere near their worst.

Excellent 2 disc set includes the Montreal gig in full which sounds fabulous now great booklet but doesn't Conirm Live locations fully

It great alblum from ELP . I have this record in record form for years and still have it. so I purchase this to play now.

A really poor ELP album

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cool

Todo correcto.

Schnelle Lieferung mit guter Qualität

An ELP Fans must have... and normally a hard to find album... I bought both works Vol. 1 and 2.. as well as Emerson Lake and Powell.. free shipping and a decent pricepoint for all

ELP's 2nd Works release 1977's "Works 2", is a mishmash of some good original and cover tunes. We get the rockin' number "Tiger In A Spotlight", which got several spins back in the day, love Keith's piano chops here. Emerson's "When The Apple Blossoms Bloom In The Windmills Of Your Mind I'll Be Your Valentine", a nice jazz tune with some fantastic keyboard work by Keith. Carl Palmer's "Bullfrog", has kind of a King Crimson feel to it, very jazz-rock, good stuff! Greg Lake's "Brian Salad Surgery", about oral sex, who knew?! Leftover from the 1973 album, now on the album. Keith's "Barrelhouse Shake-Down", is some groovy times. The anglic "Watching Over You", Lake is in top form on this one. The orchestrated jazz feel of "So Far To Fall", excellent tune, another song about oral sex?! Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag", has that hoedown feeling ELP was good at, "I Believe In Father Christmas", a Greg Lake jewel, 2nd version of this tune, but still unbelievably good, nice key's by Keith. Carl Palmer's "Close But Not Touching", a 60's type jazz number, great drumming by Carl. The Meade Lux Lewis number "Honky Tonk Train Blues",from 1927, Emerson gives this a great workout, nice wind section on this track too. And the album comes to a close on the beautiful 1925 tune by James Campbell and Reginald Connelly "Show Me The Way To Go Home", Lake makes it his own. On this 2011 Sony release, you get 3 bonus tracks, 2 New Haven Conn. tracks "Tiger In A Spotlight" and "Watching Over You", from 1977 and a live in Indiana "Show Me The Way To Go Home", from 1978. Great sound on this disc, i really enjoy "Works 2".

レコードが出た時あまらりにも評判が悪く買いませんでしたが、グレッグの声が聴きたく買ってみました!!Ｋ