ELP - The Barbarian - Lyceum Theatre 1970 (High Quality) 

They were absolutely the perfect example for 3 most talented people at the right place, and at the right time. im just so glad they found each other

Absolutely volcanic drumming from Carl Palmer; what a virtuoso!

Spring 1971, Wabash College Gymnasium, Crawfordsville, Indiana - at the time, I only knew of Emerson, Lake & Palmer via their "Lucky Man" single and was expecting a folky trio strumming acoustic guitars and harmonizing a la Crosby, Stills & Nash. Imagine my surprise when they began their set by blowing off the roof of the gym with this song.

IMO, we will never see or hear the likes of master musicians like Keith Emerson, Greg Lake, and Carl Palmer ever again ! The fact that they have never been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame is so incredibly preposterous !!!!! RIP Keith "Fingers" Emerson, RIP Greg Lake, and long live Carl Palmer ! ELP FOREVER !!!!!

I will NEVER tire of hearing this live version of The Barbarian ... Rest in Peace, Keith Emerson & Greg Lake >>> Keep bangin', Carl Palmer

The Barbarian is one of my favorite all time ELP songs, and it was the very first album track off their very first album. This live version is insanely good!

Magnificent. This is the best version of the song. It sounds dirty, gnarly, heavy, and down right awesome.

Emerson Lake and Palmer first album so progressive,a masterpiece.

This storming arrangement of Bartok's piece remains one of their greatest achievements IMO.

That last 30 sec or so on the barbarian; just listening to the audio years ago, I found Palmer's speed hard to believe. But watch him here. The best ...

Avrò visto questo video decine e decine di volte ma resto sempre stupefatto da tanta bravura,maestria ed energia di questi stupendo ragazzi di allora(siamo nel '70 o '71).veramente fortunatissimo chi ha potuto assistere personalmente a quel concerto

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I am speechless in appreciation for this masterful rendition. Thank You!

I can't think of any drummer in the 70s who can keep up with Keith Emerson other than Carl Palmer.

Alberto Ginastera would be in total awe of the sonic assault, rhythmic complexity, and harmonic intrigue. Diabolic!

Thank you for this high quality version.

At that time Carl was 20 year old : great,great drummer and what he did in this entire live wow,wow,wow.from Treviso Italy Cattarin Luciano

Oooooooooh that bass tone!!!! Super cool.... Knife edge is my favorite clean tone but this bass distortion sounds amazing Gregg Lake was incredible RIP Keith and Gregg We miss you

This was my first exposure to the music of Bela Bartok.

Absolute masters! I never tire of this!

This track male me Crazy Is a phenomenal transposition of a classical piece of bela bartok

All one has to do is watch this and you’ll quickly see how great and versatile Keith Emerson was on the keyboards

Very grateful for seeing this priceless document ☺️❤️

Drumming is insane.

4:53 for all those who may want to listen to early blast beats... :^)

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW !!!!! This tune is AWESOME !!! The energy in this is fantastic !! My favorite Band by far !!! Thanks for this video !

So awesome. Yes had twice the people and couldn’t do half this good.

So epically cool.

Keith and Greg left a hole that it would never be fulfilled. R.I.P. 😞

The Barbarian is Allegro Barbaro, composed by Bela Bartok, an hungarian classical composer dead in 1945.

This Is my favorite video on RU-vid includind all the entire concert great great great goosebump thanks elp

Quei tre ragazzi di all'ora erano veramente fantastici

i am not worthy to comment...just one word MINDBLOWING

That was deemed heavy metal at the time. I agree

why are they all so goddamn cute

And that was the OPENING Song....

Wonderful recording! Thank you so much for going through the process to align it!

absolutely thankful for this!!!!!! Thank you!!!! and just so tight!!!

Great quality video. Wicked performance by ELP. Thank you for this!

Simply astounding

Damn, I workout back in the day !! And still one for anybody !!!! : D

Booooooooombastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,awesome,Amazing,mindblowing,have no other words to describe this exibition,tanks elp soooooooooo much

Unleash Carl Palmer at the end.

Never get enough !Thank you for sharing !

Rockin' the Bartok! Con brio!

One Word... Awesome 🎼🥁🎸🎹🎵🎶💯

Favolooooooooooooooso!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, greetings from Treviso Italy

Thanks for doing this! Would be great to see whole Pictures concert without the silly effects. Does it exist, perhaps on the Japanese laser disc?

Trasposizione in chiave pop fenomenale di questo fantasticooooooooo trio di un pezzo classico di bela bartok

Questi erano musicisti fenomenali altro che le fetecchie di oggi

magnificent and thanks.

very good..............................................................

Something tells me that Bartok might have liked this version...

Amazing Amazing track of the magic trio of pop progressive music

Best ever 👴🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😘

Stratosfericoooooooooooooooo

I can't understand why Phil Collins said he didn't like Palmer's drumming.

Fenomenaleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My Heroes Forever and everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Montruos!!

their first album was released in November 1970

Got to see them live in Toledo Ohio some years back. Seats werent the best but i didnt care. They were a few of my first music experiences in my youth and kinda spoiled me towards others. I guess i should have started with Primus because the suck?

finest brit rock ever

The original composition by Béla Bartók: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AwCP2US7BaU.html

Assoluti✌

Лутшие.

not included on the special edition dvd, and i've never known why?

Pezzo booooooooooomba,grandissimi Elp

Blastbeat

Elp at their best

Great music - but that TOTP outfit that Keith wore in 70/71 was amusing to say the least and the next one he wore in 72ish was just as rediculous, but a reflection of the times. When I saw them in 74 Keith was in pretty normal attire and the music was still excellent. Wakeman also had a funny dress sense at that time. Pink Floyd however dressed in normal T shirts etc at that time which wouldn't look out of place today.

First stoner metal song

Immagini vintage stupendeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Emerson playing the ol' Steinway Grand, I wonder what one of those bad boys costs today?

I maneskin fenomeno del momento? potrebbero solo pulire le scarpe a questi autentici fenomeni del passato e non solo loro ma anche agli Yes,ai Jethro tull,ai King Crimson,ai Pink Floyd ,e rimanendo in patria alla PFM,al Banco del mutuo soccorso,alle Orme,agli Area,al Perigeo e a tanti altri gruppi prog/synphonic/rock degli anni settanta.e peggio ancora altri autentici "fenomeni " del presente e del recente passato,tipo Bugo,Jax,ghali,Achille Lauro,Madame,Baby k,Fedez,Giusy Ferrero per non parlare di quel "superfenomeno" semipornografico che risponde al nome di (signore e signori rullo di tamburi tenetevi forte) Miss Elettra Lamborghini,grande e sublime artista,si va be' dello sculettamento ed esibizione delle procaci forme(rifatte da abbondanti iniezioni di silicone ed affini) ;solo quello ha di "artistico" la ragazza.ma la colpa non e' tanto sua ,e della massa di ragazzini e ragazzine che le vanno dietro abbagliati da cotanto portentoso e sublime "talento".(a questo punto tanto vale che vada a darmi un'occhiata su YouPorn vedo molte ragazze più sexi e più' "artiste" della succitata ragazzotta,bye bye

The Nice were the prototype…….

Guardo questo fenomenale video e dopo penso che ne so a jax,Fedez,Amoruso ,Emma Morrone,ghali ecc...oddio,mi sento male vi viene da vomitare

Sorry make me Crazy not male

Hmm...let's see...would i rather want to hear a selfish bragging young man with a sideways baseball cap and a wireless mic spewing foul and filthy words in monotone accompanied by a poorly programmed and poor sounding drum machine, or listen to the greatest musician ever to grace rock stages with the same energy and showmanship as Jimi Hendrix? Hmm...let's see...