AQUATARKUS feat. CARL PALMER - ELP - TARKUS - ERUPTION 

This is wonderful! Emerson was the greatest genius!!! I don t already find words for this magical sound!!!

Holey smokin smokes! I can't believe I stumbled upon this video! Carl is still flailing away with utmost precision & it's been almost 40 years...

Great video!! The band is exciting, good attitude and the sound is full. Kbd is extra good!!!!!!

That's greatl Carl was able to find a couple guys to replace his old buds. They do a sensational job of it.

Grandi, bravo Luca... rivedo questo video dopo anni e mi viene da ridere perchè veramente voi fate un eccellente lavoro, il batterista invece se la cava!

Bravo, Luca! Very impressive!

This was fantastic, I envy your talent and the opportunity to play with a legend

Carl Palmer still rocks even behind that tiny drum kit!!! Comparatively speaking

Thanks!

Oh yeah. what a show. You guys are great. And that drummer's not bad either... ;)

Grandissimi! Complimenti!

You're very good! Thanks!

Yeah!!! Fantastic ELP!!!

Epic

@damphear2 ... Sorry I can't understand what you wrote, because of my english. Anyway of course we made Carl give all tempos, and rythm on the changes. ...As he wanted to do, I guess. :D Thank you!

Forgot to say....I subscribed!

Wonder how many times Carl has played this piece in whole or in part...

@leonakita All's written up! Thank you!

graet and powerfull sound

who's the bass and keyboardist ( he does a great job!)??

Dang, Carl beats those things to death!

The keyboarder does a good job - also on the Aquatarkus with a Korg MS 20 and MS 10, really amazing. Unfortunately Carl is bashing everything down during the Aquatarkus, although he is still a great drummer.

Who's the keyboard?

Carl isn't a little faster??

he's rushing through the bits. kinda like he's expecting keith to que him in on the changes. but its ok. theses guys are making him sweat

Piango di Gioia. Punto.

yeah I know the rythms are a lttle sloppy , hes still got chops of iron and blazing single stroke rolls mind.

Palmer was my- and for many others- Drum god for years; for him to play this song this way is a major disappointment.