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Indeed the legendary show continues for ELP fans this holiday season with the Shout! Factory无毛视频檚 first-ever official release of the band无毛视频檚 historic performance at the Ontario Motor Speedway in Ontario, Calif., on April 6, 1974. This latest offering features ELP at the height of their popularity and captures a nearly flawless showing by the progressive rock trio. For those fans who savor albums that document monumental periods in music, the archival material from this California music festival is a musical piece of paradise. Highlights of the album include amazing performances of the acoustic ballads 无毛视频淪till无毛视频ou Turn Me On无毛视频� and 无毛视频淟ucky Man.无毛视频� I无毛视频檓 not ashamed to confess that hearing the pair of classic ELP arrangements produced chills as I fondly recalled purchasing the band无毛视频檚 debut album as a teenager and being mesmerized by Lake无毛视频檚 majestic vocals, Keith Emerson无毛视频檚 phenomenal keyboard prowess and Carl Palmer无毛视频檚 stupendous drumming skills. All of these attributes are on full display as the band shines on dazzling versions of 无毛视频淭occata无毛视频� and 无毛视频淭ake a Pebble,无毛视频� while closing with the epic interpretation of Modest Mussorgsky无毛视频檚 work 无毛视频淧ictures at an Exhibition.无毛视频� This California music festival which featured Rare Earth, Earth, Wind and Fire, Seals and Crofts, Black Oak Arkansas, the Eagles, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple, attracted an estimated 250,000 fans and was broadcast on network television. Talk about a show for the ages. I may have been a touch too young to attend the festival, but after a quick search on the Internet, I discovered a DVD of the show featuring over five hours of performances from all the bands on the festival bill. Looks like my Christmas list now includes a little taste of 1974. Welcome back my friends.