Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Live at Montreux 1997 (blu-ray)

Emerson, Lake and Palmer, known to all as ELP, were progressive rock's first supergroup. Keith Emerson (keyboards) came from The Nice, Greg Lake (guitar, bass & vocals) from King Crimson and Carl Palmer (drums) from Atomic Rooster. Formed in 1970 they were an instant success and went on to have a series of huge selling albums throughout the seventies before splitting up in the early eighties. Reunited in the early nineties they produced a new album, Black Moon, and began to tour again. In 1997 they embarked on a world tour which included this superb performance at Montreux on July 7.

1. Karn Evil 9 - 1st Impression, Part 2
2. Tiger In The Spotlight
3. Hoedown
4. Touch And Go
5. From The Beginning
6. Knife Edge
7. Bitches Crystal
8. Creole Dance
9. Honky Tonk Train Blues
10. Take A Pebble
11. Lucky Man
12. Medley: Tarkus / Pictures At An Exhibition
13. Medley: Fanfare For The Common Man / Rondo / Carmina Burana / Carl Palmer's Drum Solo / Toccata In D Minor