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Keith Emerson's inventive and ground-breaking (for ) use of synthesizers as lead-melodic instrument is a particular highlight of `Tarkus' but all three of the trio are on top form throughout, with Carl Palmer demonstrating mastery of complex percussive time-signatures and Greg Lake belting out full-blooded, multi-tracked vocals and playing /5().

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Jul 11,  · EL&P were already writing and arranging Tarkus, their second album, in January , when their debut album was getting released in the United States. The first track "Tarkus" is a 7-part suite which filled the whole side one on vinyl editions/5().

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Tarkus makes a very solid album, especially to the ears of prog rock fans — no Greg Lake acoustic ballads, no lengthy jazz interludes. More accomplished than the trio's first album, but not quite as polished as Brain Salad Surgery, Tarkus is nevertheless a must-have.