Emerson, Lake & Palmer (ELP) Live in Hampton Beach, NH 8/01/1998 

I discovered the piece on 2013 when I first heard "Godzilla Final Wars" ending. When I later find out the true, and found a then rare recording before these was uploaded, I was in shock. I had to find more. There were rumors about actual demos of the lost Crossing the Rubicon albums. In fact, there's a forum that confirms that but I didn't see any media. My hunt for the demos lasted for years and my last find was the forum I mentioned. www.progressiveears.org/forum/showthread.php/17788-ELP-Crossing-the-Rubicon Also an special feature on Final War's soundtrack that lasts 1:30 minutes or so that's an unknown variation for the theme, it's no more on RU-vid since the channel was deleted for (c) violations. I downloaded it, so I think I could upload it. It's deserved to free these demos. It's 5 years since the sad goodbye to Keith Emerson. I think it's about time.

@@FukiMakai Yes, if the recording exists, and I think it does, it needs to be released to the world so ELP fans can hear it ! Thank you very much for the link to that forum.

@@fingersfan1843 I'm glad i'm not alone in this. I'm 25 years old now, but my hunt for info and actual audios started in 2014. I have a good couple of cover versions on my channel, most of them as intro of Welcome back My Friends... Spoiler alert, i just prepared a new version to be hooked to Alan Parsons's I robot

This unedited piece has an important value to me, as it's a Hidden part of Emerson lake and Palmer history. Most of people knows it by Godzilla final wars, of course me too, but ignores the value of that piece. Also I don't like the 2004 version that much. Except the extended ending of the unreleased version and a rare demo in the soundtrack that I thought it was an excerpt of the original crossing the Rubicon demoes (I use part of this version inspired by it). Unfortunately it comes with an expensive version of the OST and the channel that uploaded it (killu OST) was terminated. I have it downloaded. I could share it on my channel.

@@FukiMakai Please share it. Thank you very much.

Ha! I was there, and in the front row too! You must have been sitting right next to me. 😂

Imagine him introducing Tony Banks's gear, Mike Rutherford's pedals, bass and guitars, Daryl Stuermer's bass and guitars and Phil Collins and Chester Thompson's drumkits before a Genesis concert! Hilarious, but also a show on the importance of the right equipment

D Ober What are you talking about?