A rather courageous offshoot/reunion effort, considering the period in which it was done. There's more energy and purpose here than there was on any post-Works ELP album, and that makes it worthwhile for interested fans, though it wasn't going to make any new converts, either. One oddity is that Emerson, Lake & Powell cover Mars, The Bringer of War from Holst's The Planets, a piece that King Crimson first introduced as a rock adaptation when Lake was a member on tour back in 1969. [This CD version features two bonus tracks, Goffin & King's "The Loco-Motion" along with "Vacant Possession," the latter track being an outtake from the original recording session.] ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide
Emerson, Lake & Powell
01/01/1987 | Polydor / Umgd
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
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Credits
- Cozy Powell
- Percussion, Drums, Adaptation
- Bruce Robbins
- Assistant Engineer, Assistant, Mixing Assistant
- Tony Taverner
- Producer, Mixing, Engineer
- Andy Rose
- Assistant Engineer, Assistant, Mixing Assistant
- Russell Leahy
- Assistant Engineer, Mixing Assistant, Assistant
- Keith Emerson
- Keyboards, Adaptation
- Greg Lake
- Bass, Producer, Vocals, Keyboards, Adaptation, Guitar
- Debra Anne Bishop
- Design
- Emerson, Lake & Powell
- Main Performer, Adaptation
















