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This is what's wrong with Critics
Why did I waste my money... <
>First of all, any one of us semi-intelligent fans of this great group could have offered some valid observations and impressions. I know I could have. Now, why would I want to pay for a DVD to hear my favorite group marginalized and criticized? Why would any of us accept the absurd notion that Carl Palmer wasn't as good as the drummer in Deep Purple? (Rob Corich is an idiot.) If this was truly marketed toward us fans, it was terribly ill-conceived.

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Too Little for your Money
It was fun watching this DVD, but, as others have said below, there is not enough "there" there. <
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>You get star ratings of albums without any ostensible purpose to them, and you get extended opinions from people you never heard of. What you get way too little of is the music itself, or footage of these amazing musicians doing their stuff. <
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>I thought for sure that, for the asking price, you'd get full cuts of, say, the MTV-era videos. Nope. What you do get of the music is badly recorded and produced, and chopped up. <
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>Some new information here, some good things, but...nowhere near enough.

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I am so tired of adjectives like Pompous and pretentious...
...Words too often used for prog bands. The same could be said of any punk band, POMPOUS asses PRETENDING to be musicians. Let's face it, either you love ELP or you hate them. If you love them, then you would know that all their first five albums are 5 star albums.If you don't like them, then all their albums are 1 star albums. How could these guys give Tarkus only 3 stars. There is nothing pretentious or pompous about ELP. They were awesome musicians who knew how to compose complicated, yet very exciting music. They were the Bachs and Beethovins of our times. If you aren't into it, don't listen to it, but please stop calling them pompous and pretentious.