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Going to the show I was skeptical because of the whole hologram idea. When we arrived Carl Palmer came out and said that holograms would not do the band justice so they had videos of shows and he played the drum tracks along with the videos. He also had two incredible musicians playing other songs from his repertoire. Great show with great ticket prices.
The show was presented very well. The live group was excellent instrumentally, but the vocals were lacking. Well worth the low price for the tickets.
Complete mess - less than 50% video tribute to Emerson & Lake. In the end, it was sad -- an old guy drumming along like a video game. Keep your memories intact and avoid.
Excellent ELP Reunion concert at Penn’s Peak. Carl Palmer is a fantastic drummer and was great as ever on the drums. The 2 musicians with Carl were extraordinary too. They filled the spots for the deceased Keith Emerson & Greg Lake. But for about 1/2 of the songs, Keith and Greg were performing on the big screen on the stage with Carl playing along on his drums on the actual stage and sometimes the 2 musicians played as well while Keith & Greg were on the screen. So ELP was actually reunited. The video clips of Keith & Greg were ELP playing at Royal Albert Hall back in the 1980’s.
whoever did the sound ruined the show. it was just too loud and not properly mixed.
This was an amazing show. Carl Palmer did not disappoint! The tickets were a gift for my husband, he’s a huge fan, and I appreciate the music. The show was beyond what I expected and I loved every moment of it. Seeing the footage from past concerts, it almost felt like they were all together. Carl’s drum solos were full of energy and power. The venue was perfect. It felt like a private show! My husband couldn’t stop smiling throughout the entire concert!
For a true ELP, it was an overwhelming experience! Saw the show twice…sound was perfect. The venue was great.
