ELP Digest Saturday, 9 October 1999 Volume 9 : Issue 8 The "Whatever was done is done" Edition Today's Topics: News from Impressions Magazine (Carl Palmer/John Wetton in UK) New CD; ELP book-in-progress Eddy Offord interview in new book ELP/Yes tour news from Greg Lake site and ELP/Jim Davidson news Yes/ELP Tour (news from the Greg Lake site) ELP Tribute Band - Noddy's Puncture ELP shown and discussed on BBC talk show. update on ELPoll Emerson/Wakeman tour info from Yes Magazine Synthesizer pioneers celebrate 30 years in the Moog Re: Live at the Royal Albert Hall Rondo (after America) 7:12-7:27 St. Peter's Thieves The Price of Time? Manhattan Collection available at Barnes and Noble Nighthawks and For Example Carl Palmer drumkit Crossing the Rubicon Cover version of Flower King of Flies ELP and Banco ELP/PFM stuff for sale Prelude ======= Perhaps this edition would be better called "While I was Sleeping." But I wasn't sleeping. It just seems that way. I'll try to make for the extended absence with an eclectic mix of mail received over the past few months. And I'm hoping to have another "make up for lost time" edition of the Digest out by the end of the week. It's nice to be back. Thanks to everyone (the patient and the impatient) for the encouragement to get on with it and get the next Digest out. - John - ------------------------------------------------------------ From: "Impressions" , on 10/1/99 12:00 PM: To: "John Arnold" Subject: News from Impressions Magazine (Carl Palmer/John Wetton in UK) IMPRESSIONS P.O. Box 516, Addlestone Surrey KT15 1YA, ENGLAND E-Mail: estazz99@intonet.co.uk 1st October 1999 Dear Impressions subscriber, NEWS JUST IN: CARL PALMER and JOHN WETTON are playing live in the UK at the following at the following venues/dates: Thursday 18th November - ROBIN 1, Pedmore Road, Brierley Hill (follow signs to Merry Hill Centre). Tel: 01384-637747 Friday 19th November - ASTORIA, London. Tel: 0171-434 0403 Liv G. Whetmore Editor - Impressions ------------------------------ From: "Macan, Ed" , on 9/29/99 10:32 AM: To: "'elp-diges-web@reluctant.com'" Subject: New CD; ELP book-in-progress Hi John, Two items that I think will be of interest to ELP Digest subscribers. First, the second Hermetic Science CD, "Prophesies," is now available. It contains a very interesting bonus track: a 19-minute version of "Tarkus" for solo piano, which I performed live at the Shannon Center for the Performing Arts, Whittier, California, in 1992. A couple of the band tracks are also somewhat ELPish, especially in the vein of the band's more avant-garde early output (think "Toccata" or the instrumental sections of "Tarkus"). Interested persons can consult the Official Hermetic Science Web Site for additional information. I have been making substantial progress on the ELP book and now that the Hermetic Science CD is out, it shold go even faster. I was gratified by the amount of very useful material that Digest subscribers sent me after my post this past spring, and there are now just a few items that I'm still very much hoping to procure. These items are as follows: 1. Chris Welch review of ELP's Isle of Wight performance 2. MM and NME reviews of ELP's debut albums 3. Rolling Stone review of "Tarkus" 4. MM "Stale Salad" review of "Brain Salad Surgery" I will be most grateful to anyone who can help me track these items down. I can be reached as follows: Ed-Macan@Eureka.Redwoods.cc.ca.us or by snail mail at the Hermetic Science business address, Ed Macan c/o Hermetic Science World Headquarters P.O. Box 486 Loleta, California 95551-0486 U.S.A. Many thanks and the proverbial garland of Martian fire flowers! ------------------------------ From: Richbuskin@aol.com, on 9/13/99 9:03 PM: To: elp-digest-web@reluctant.com Subject: Eddy Offord interview in new book I'm writing to inform you about my new book, which includes some great in-studio anecdotes and observations about Emerson Lake & Palmer. The title is 'INSIDE TRACKS: A FIRST-HAND HISTORY OF POPULAR MUSIC FROM THE WORLD'S GREATEST RECORD PRODUCERS AND ENGINEERS', the publisher is Spike/Avon Books, and included is an interview with producer Eddy Offord in which he talks about ELP. You can read more about the book at: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0380807459/qid%3D936829995/002-3925367-2071026 Here's the blurb... Behind every classic pop record is a musical mentor whose job it is to coax the finest performance from an artist, while a technical virtuoso captures that unforgettable sound for posterity. In this book, the great record producers and engineers come out from behind the control room glass to talk about their work with popular music's most legendary performers. Bestselling author and journalist Richard Buskin interviews more than sixty producers and engineers, taking us in their own words on a multi-decade musical odyssey ranging from big band, jazz and folk to rhythm & blues, rock, pop, punk, disco, metal, alternative and every other nook and cranny that has brought exciting performances together with an experienced recording hand. We meet the people who recorded Louis Armstrong, John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Elton John, Paul Simon, Michael Jackson, Nirvana, Sheryl Crow, Alanis Morissette, and more-and find out what those sessions were really like. Here is a very personal history of popular music told from a vantage point that may be new to us, but not to the many musicians who have labored in the studio: here is how it felt to help them make history. ------------------------------ From: GRAHAM SEAMAN , on 8/28/99 8:13 PM: To: elp-digest@reluctant.com Subject: ELP/Yes tour news from Greg Lake site and ELP/Jim Davidson news Hi All! Just to bring your attention to postings on the Greg Lake website, made on 20th August 1999. See the 'What's New' and 'Any Questions' sections. Indicates that both ELP and YES management are trying to bring everything together for spring/summer 2000 - Greg agreed to rejoin the other two to make this happen. The posting also refers to Greg's solo album and his production of an album by Jim Davidson (comedian and TV personality). Which brings me on to....two snippets of JD / ELP news. JD appeared recently on Room 101, a TV programme where celebs try to convince the main presenter to throw away various things they dislike into 'Room 101'. JD wanted to throw away Motown music (his preferred listening being stated as 70's progressive - mainly ELP who were quoted to be "a waste of electricity"). A snippet of EMO throwing the L100 about from The Manticore Video was shown - the presenter in charge stated that as this was predominantly 'nothing but acoustic feedback', Motown would not be disposed of! Lastly, I believe JD appeared on ITV's 'Des O'Connor Show' during the last few weeks, and he sang a version of an ELP song (my colleague did not catch the title, and after I had sung to her for about half-an-hour was still no wiser. However, as the mention on Greg's site of the JD speaks of his remake of 'Watching Over You', I guess it probably was that one. Keep on rocking - Graham S. ------------------------------ From: "Steve Flynn" , on 8/28/99 12:01 AM: To: Subject: Yes/ELP Tour (news from the Greg Lake site) Hi, You might be interested in this from the official Greg Lake site. "Many of you are curious about the much rumored YES / ELP joint tour. The tour was originally planned for August - November 1999, and all three members of ELP were exploring the idea of reuniting for the tour ( which is something both bands had long wanted to do). Logistics and time frames could not be worked out, and the tour was prematurely announced this summer. Management for both YES and ELP are now trying to develop the tour for spring/summer 2000 ( which is ELP's 30th Anniversary) Greg Lake remains active in his solo career, but has agreed to re-join Keith and Carl for the ELP/YES tour if all the variables can be worked out to everyone's satisfaction and if he can work it in to his schedule for next year..... " Cheers, Steve Flynn smflynn@ozemail.com.au http://www.ozemail.com.au/~smflynn ------------------------------ From: G R Goostrey , on 8/20/99 9:54 PM: To: elp-digest@reluctant.com Subject: ELP Tribute Band - Noddy's Puncture [ Editor's Note: Though I messed this up by not getting this out to you in time for the Aug 28th and Oct. 2 shows, the text also mentions a December show. So, I hope this drums up some business for future gigs. Sorry about the late delivery guys. - John - ] Great ELP Tribute band - Noddys Puncture playing in the south of England soon... In Sussex, at Keith's old pub, Six Bells at Chiddingly near Hailsham on Bank Holiday August weekend, 28th August 1999. Noddys Puncture played at the ELP convention in Birmingham, and are based in Rochdale. The band have recently restructured (new stronger drummer and singer/bass) and I can highly recommend them. They are possibly the closest you will get to seeing a band that play in the true spirit of ELP, complete with improvisation a la Keith and Hammond. If you find travelling to Rochdale difficult, don't miss this opportunity to see them 'down south'. Impressions Issue 7 will include a review of a gig from earlier this year. Future dates in Rochdale: 2nd October 1999 11th December 1999 12th February 2000 6th May 2000 Regards ^.-.^ Geoff Goostrey (UK resident) ((")) geoff@goostrey.u-net.com ------------------------------ From: DUMMER1997@aol.com, on 8/20/99 4:57 PM: To: elp-digest-web@reluctant.com Subject: ELP shown and discussed on BBC talk show. Room 101 on BBC U.K. featured ' comedian' Jim Davidson. (Room 101 is where celebs can state whatever they like to be sent to a bottomless pit). Davidson selected Motown as he can't dance and then selected ELP as his favourite band. The Compere then challenged this by showing a clip of Emerson throwing his Hammond, from the Manticore Doc. davidson summed up ELP as classical music rammed through 1,000 megawatts. The compere said the clip reminded him of the PG Tips tea bag advert in the U.K. This featured chimpanzes moving a piano up a stair case!! ------------------------------ From: Melis Adriano , on 8/19/99 2:32 PM: To: elp-digest@reluctant.com Subject: update on ELPoll Hi John the following is the update to the results of the ELPoll. Because Yes fans are mocking us for the little number of voters/ELPfans (we think they're friends, though... ;-) ), I still STRONGLY ENCOURAGE ELP Digesters to vote!!!!!!!! Only 32 ELPers have voted....., 5 names per message see instructions for voting on ElpDigest V9#7 Only artist with more than 3 votes have been listed here Votes Artist/Band Adriano's comment ============================================================= 13 Yes Not much a surprise 10 Pink Floyd Pinkedelia 8 Genesis ..... 7 Jethro Tull Magick flute 5 Nice Nice to see you 4 Beatles Masters of pop 4 Deep Purple Masters of rock 4 King Crimson A guy I know was in this band 4 Led Zeppelin Hammer on the rocks 4 Rush An American band, at least 3 Gentle Giant Dan Barrett will (not?) be pleased 3 Moody Blues Moody presence 3 Premiata Forneria Marconi Spaghetti prog My proposal is to keep the urns open until the end of 1999, keeping track of the results on each Digest. Hopefully, the publication of the partial results will not influence the poll, and if not, it was a nice game... Keep care Adriano. ------------------------------ From: James Dusewicz , on 8/19/99 12:56 PM: To: The-Nice@onelist.com Cc: elp-digest-request@reluctant.com Subject: Emerson/Wakeman tour info from Yes Magazine Yesterday I received the final paper issue of YES MAGAZINE. In it there is a several page interview with Glenn Gottlieb interviewing Rick Wakeman concerning Yes, The RETURN TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH album, and the upcoming Emerson/Wakeman tour. Apparently Rick Wakeman and Keith Emerson are very good friends! In the interview Wakeman tells the story that Keith Emerson flew over from California to have dinner with Jim Davidson and Rick Wakeman. Davidson mentioned the fact that it was sickening that Emerson and Wakeman did not play together. Emerson and Wakeman said: "He's right you know!" So the plan, according to Rick Wakeman, is to come out and do a tour of "grandiose plans" next summer(2000). Because of Rick Wakeman's health problems it may be his "swan song project". Then a live album would be culled from the tour. And after that a studio album is to follow. And I quote Rick Wakeman: "It's going to happen, because we've had so many meetings. And Keith and I are in total agreement about how it should be done. And we get on extremely well! Once again, there's no use in Keith and I getting together, and when we do come to do a record, a record company saying, 'well, we want a hit single.' Sorry guys, we're fifty. We're centenarians between us. We're not going to do the wheel chair boogie." In the interview Wakeman says that he is going to take RETURN on the road(conditions permitting) up to Easter of next year and possibly beyond. and I quote Wakeman again: "Then we're going to slot in a tour with Keith. Just to see where [it] goes from there." This then is the current news from the final issue of YES MAGAZINE. jim campaigner@usa.net James Dusewicz ------------------------------ From: "skulker1" , on 8/14/99 7:47 AM: To: Subject: Synthesizer pioneers celebrate 30 years in the Moog For what it's worth . . . Plus it's good to see Emerson and Moog working together, that's for sure!!!!! Thanks, TedO ************************************************************************** Yahoo! News Entertainment Headlines Friday August 13 8:58 PM ET Synthesizer pioneers celebrate 30 years in the Moog By Steve Gorman LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Two pioneers of electronic music are marking 30 years of synthesized sound by endorsing the latest marriage of the piano and computer. Robert Moog, maker of the Moog synthesizer, and Keith Emerson, keyboardist of the progressive rock trio Emerson, Lake and Palmer, appeared together Thursday for the unveiling of a computerized interactive piano. The instrument -- the Van Koevering Interactive Piano -- was designed with Moog's help by his longtime collaborator, David Van Koevering. The demonstration of the interactive piano illustrated how far electronic music has come in the three decades since the Moog synthesizer entered the mainstream of pop music. On one side of the room sat an ungainly stack of modular circuitry and patch cables perched above a wooden keyboard -- a vintage Moog like the one Emerson first played in public in 1969 and for the solo he recorded for the band's 1970 hit ``Lucky Man,'' one of the first synthesizers on a rock album. ``It was a very temperamental instrument to use on stage,'' Emerson said, before agreeing to tickle the electronic ivory once more for old-time's sake. Several feet away stood the polished, ebony cabinet of a baby grand piano, with a touch-screen color monitor built into its music stand and a state-of-the-art computer and digital sound system tucked under the hood. Officials from Van Koevering's Iowa-based company put the instrument through its paces, showing off its ability to convincingly replicate the sounds of 128 different instruments. The digitally mastered sounds of everything from a flute to an acoustic guitar can be played from the keyboard or be produced as accompaniment, mixed, recorded or altered at the touch of the computer screen. Powered by a Pentium II microchip, it comes with software titles for composition, performance and interactive music lessons. CDs can be played and recorded from the piano, and music played at the keyboard and can be transposed as electronic sheet music and printed. Aside from its impressive range in reproducing sound, the instrument was touted for a design that makes its operation relatively simple compared with other electronic instruments on the market. ``It integrates and puts into a usable and easy-to-understand package a lot of technology that already exists,'' said Robert Margouleff, a music producer and engineer who attended the demonstration. ``You don't have to be a scientist'' to play it. Priced at $15,000, the baby grand version retails at less than a conventional baby grand piano, Van Koevering officials said. Still, professional studio musicians shouldn't worry about losing their day jobs just yet. Moog said the interactive piano is designed primarily as an educational tool and for home entertainment, at least for now. Reuters/Variety ------------------------------ From: "Smith, Jim M." , on 8/6/99 11:09 PM: To: "'richmcn@ameritech.net'" Cc: "'arnold@reluctant.com'" Subject: Re: Live at the Royal Albert Hall Rondo (after America) 7:12-7:27 Rich McNichols wrote in the ELP Digest V9#7: >re: Live at the Royal Albert Hall Rondo (after America) 7:12-7:27 >I tried to figure out from the quote list the composer and piece being >quoted here but couldn't. I heard it in classical form on WNIB >Does anybody know? Hi, Rich, The quote you are referring to is listed in the Emerson quotes list as: Composer: {1841-1904} Antonin Leopold Dvorak Quote: {1893} Symphony #9 (From The New World) in E minor opus 95 - 4th movement (Allegro Con Fuoco) Song: America - opening, turnarounds - Nice - Live At The Royal Albert Hall (added by David N. Smith) There are a couple of quotes in America from the New World Symphony's 4th movement. The one that you are referring to is the one referred to as "turnarounds" in the quotes list. It first occurs one minute and 12 seconds into track 4 on the CD I have (London 410 116-2, Sir Georg Solti conducting the Chicago Symphony). All the Best, - Jim Smith ------------------------------ From: randall g , on 8/6/99 9:02 PM: To: elp-digest@reluctant.com Cc: loeper@jhs.tohoku-gakuin.ac.jp Subject: St. Peter's Thieves Fred S. Loeper wrote: >Sir, I love ELP Works album. In "Lend your Love to Me Tonight" there is >a line "...while St. Peter's theives debate" Do have any idea what this >means? Can you point me in the right direction? I think it has something >to do with early Catholic history but my efforts on the Catholic >websites have proved fruitless. I think it just refers to the historic Catholic Christian church, whose first Pope was St. Peter. ELP were never afraid of dissing traditional religion and I think this is a general putdown and doesn't refer to any specific event. A good case can be made that religions like this are run by thieves, that they are a kleptocracy, and E, L, P, and other iconoclasts like me would probably agree. I've written a short article on ELP's religious references which you can find at http://www.telemark.net/atheistmusic randall g =%^)> mailto:randallg@telemark.net http://www.telemark.net/~randallg When You let me fall, grew my own wings, now I'm as tall as the sky When You let me drown, grew gills and fins, now I'm as deep as the sea When You let me die, my spirit's free, there's nothing challenging me - James (a band from England, not my name) ------------------------------ From: "Alan Erickson" , on 8/6/99 10:47 AM: To: loeper@jhs.tohoku-gakuin.ac.jp Cc: arnold@reluctant.com Subject: The Price of Time? Fred, I saw your question about the lyric from "Lend Your Love...". I've wondered about that a bit before as well. I don't have an answer for you, but I would suggest trying the phrase like this: "while St. Peter's theives debate the price of time." Perhaps you've thought about this already. The phrasing when sung delays "the price of time", but I think the poetry would put them together. In general I think the lyric is saying "I won't let religious moral codes cause me to hesitate". You may have concluded the same or something better yourself and I assume you want to get the real details of what St. Peter has to do with this and who the theives are exactly. I'll look forward to finding out as well. Cheers. -Alan PS - Aren't those set of Lake songs from Works just great? He was really in great voice for that. I remember reading an interview in a Works tour booklet where Greg Lake said he identified himself as a singer (vs player) and was really getting into that. It may have been pompous fluff to some extent, but he was at his best then. Alan Erickson ------------------------------ From: "Mauricio Botelho Silva" , on 7/13/99 10:59 PM: To: Subject: Manhattan Collection available at Barnes and Noble Keith's fans can stoping looking for at least one item of his discography. "Manhattan Collection" is avaluable at Barnes and Noble. "Five Bridges/Elegy" and "Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack" are also avaluable, with remasterized editions. It is a good chance to check on Emmo's vocal gifts(credits at least list him as one of the singers). By the way, are there any news about the release of Keith's other solo records? I am looking for "Honky", "Nighthawks" and "Best Revenge" with no results so far. His site in the Web has been making promisses about it for two years, without substantial results. Instead of releasing a new Christmas Album, our hero would me much better off if he decided to re launch his solo work. More and more Keith looks like Stanley Kubrick, in the sense that his fans get desperate to hear from him, without news. Mauricio Botelho Silva Sao Paulo-Brazil ------------------------------ From: "f.j.j. bloemkolk" , on 7/5/99 9:34 PM: To: Subject: Nighthawks and For Example I found the 'Nighthawks-main theme' from KE on a CD called "Thrillers" (Silva treasury, SLIVAD 3504) performerd by the city of prague philharmonic. Another tip: For example (The Nice) is found on a CD from the dutch band Ekseption, called "The Reunion" (A&R-records 280712). This band was in de seventies popular in Europe with numbers as The fifth, Air and other classical adaptations. Greetings, Erik ------------------------------ From: Prott Bernd , on 6/30/99 8:29 AM: To: "'Drumrols@aol.com'" Cc: "John Arnold (E-Mail)" Subject: Carl Palmer drumkit Hello Steve, you posted a question about which drumkit Carl might have used to record Brain Salad Surgery. I would like to give my personal assumption on this. For the 1973 European tour Carl still used a huge Ludwig drumkit on stage. I know this as I attended the 1973 show in Dusseldorf, Germany. This drumkit is shown in the respective tour book that I still have. ELP performed the complete Karn Evil 9 Impression 1 and Toccata during this show. Due to the well matured state of these piece the band must have well progressed with the recording sessions. The album was released way ahead of the 1974 world tour where Carl utilized the stainless steel drumkit. The Manticore Special video also shows Carl using the Ludwig drumkit during rehearsal/recording? sessions. Therefore I assume Carl used the Ludwig drumkit to record the BSS album. BTW the stainless steel drumkit weighted more than 1 ton, I don't believe anyone would move such a monster into a studio. Only Carl knows it better maybe. Best wishes Bernd Prott ------------------------------ From: reasoner@mediaone.net (Brian Reasoner), on 6/29/99 11:13 PM: To: ELP-digest@reluctant.com Subject: Crossing the Rubicon Hi John -- Just the very mysterious opening of Crossing the Rubicon was on tape, when the full band comes in it was done live by all three guys. Brian ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ e-mail: reasoner@mediaone.net reasoner@post.harvard.edu ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ------------------------------ From: Tim Holmes , on 10/8/99 11:59 AM: To: elp-digest-web@reluctant.com Subject: Cover version of Flower King of Flies 'Parallel or 90 Degrees' hail from Leeds in England and claim ELP and the Nice amongst their influences. Their album "Afterlifecycle" includes a cover version of 'Flower King of Flies'. There is an mp3 extract on their website: http://www.deltamonsoon.demon.co.uk/index2.html Tim. ------------------------------ From: Bob Stampfl , on 10/6/99 9:01 PM: To: arnold@reluctant.com Subject: ELP and Banco I believe the Keith Emerson discovered an Italian band called Banco (The Bank of Mutual Aid Society)? This was in the 70's and 80's. Do you remember the band? The keyboard players were brothers. The one brother played the piano and the other played the electronic keyboards. The pianist was classically trained. I know that Emerson struggled with the concept of arm weight. Anyhow, if you know where I can find CD recording of this old band, I would appreciate the tip. Thanks, Bob Stampfl [ Editor's Note: I only vaguely recall hearing about Banco back in the 70s or 80s so I told Bob I'd pass the question along to the ELP Digest readership for any more information. Please feel free to answer Bob directly and/or to copy the ELP Digest on a response so it can be included in a future Digest. Thanks. - John - ] ------------------------------ From: "adrian goldwater" , on 8/10/99 12:53 PM: To: "John Arnold" Subject: ELP/PFM stuff for sale ELP-related stuff for sale: PFM, Presskit empty but comes with original concert poster 43.00 PFM, Original 6 b/w promo photos 8x10 28.00 PFM, Original glued layouts for first 6 fanzines early ’75 70.00 PFM./BACK DOOR, UK Tour programme 1976 21.00 PFM/MANTICORE/STRAY DOG/FINGERS Co. peel off stickers ea. 7.00 PFM/PETE SINFIELD/MEL COLLINS, Poster 53x76cm MINT 35.00 ELP, 1p "Manticore Ltd" notepaper +1 sheet 6 promo stickers 14.00 ELP, b/s pass B/w logo in plastic clip early '73/74 5x8cm 27.00 ELP, Concert poster Fairfield Hall Croydon 25/10/72 51x76 110.00 ELP, Concert Programme UK 1970 55.00 ELP, Flyer De Montfort Hall 7/4/72 15x28cm cond EX 29.00 ELP, Flyer Newcastle City Hall 15x26cm. 04/10/71 48.00 ELP, Front cvr UK mag "History Of Rock" #85 1985 10.00 ELP, Front cvr UK mag "Story Of Pop" #34 1974 10.00 ELP, Front cvr UK paper "Melody Maker" 18/7/70 10.00 ELP, Original glued layouts for fanzines May '76 & Apr '77 30.00 ELP, Original layouts for Newsletters Apr/May/Sep/ '76 59.00 ELP, Poster "Fairfield Hall Croydon 25/10/72?" 51x76 EX 110.00 ELP, Poster Cardiff 23/11 early 70's 76x98cm EX 60.00 ELP, Programme/poster UK '71 & Trilogy UK programme '72 ea. 20.00 ELP, Ticket Jackson, Mississippi Coliseum USA 25/10/77 MINT 9.00 ELP, Triangular backstage pass-sticker green/white 19/9/86 7.50 ELP/MANTICORE, A4 sheet with 6 yellow stickers MINT 19.00 ELP/MANTICORE, Sheet A4 size Company Headed notepaper MINT 11.00 ELP, Sheet music "I believe In Father Christmas" 12.00 ELP/TED NUGENT/J.GEILS BAND, b/s sticker "Three Rivers Fest" 13.00 ELP/TULL/CAT STEVENS/L.RUSSELL, Berkley Concert poster b/w 45.00 ++++++++++++++ Rgds Adrian [ Editor's Note: As is the custom, this is a reminder that the ELP Digest is not involved with any items for sale posted on the ELP Digest. Also, I'm not sure if these prices are in Pounds Sterling, Dollars, or other demonination. - John - ] ------------------------------ Digest subscrition, mailing address, and administrative stuff to: elp-digest-request@reluctant.com ELP-related info that you want to put in the digest to: elp-digest@reluctant.com Back issues are available from the ELP Digest web site: URL: http://www.brain-salad.com/ Note: The opinions, information, etc. contained in this digest are those of the original message sender listed in each message. They are not necessarily those of the mailing list/digest administrator or those of any institution through whose computers/networks this mail flows. Unless otherwise noted, the individual authors of each entry in the Digest are the copyright holders of that entry. Please respect that copyright and act accordingly. I especially ask that you not redistribute the ELP Digest in whole or in part without acknowledging the original source of the digest and each author. 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