ELP,keyboards,boss music Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Tarkus (Eruption) Tokyo 1972

Emerson, Lake & Palmer- Tarkus (Eruption) Tokyo 1972

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Greg Lake stated in an early interview that he viewed Tarkus as a representation of the military-industrial complex, and that his lyrics were about that, and about the futility of war and strife.

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On a related note it sounds like boss music from some Final Fantasy game. Maybe Nobuo Uematsu was in the audience and got inspired.

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Boss music, lol. Makes sense, I mean, most boss music from the Final Fantasy series is progressive. For similar music, listen to Pink Floyd or King Crimson:

http://www.videosift.com/video/King-Crimson-Court-Of-The-Crimson-King

This most assuredly inspired Nobuo Uematsu.

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