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ELP's 1973 studio opus is considered to be the band's last truly Progressive statement.

Containing Greg Lake's sensuous ballad Still...You Turn Me On, the epic Karn Evil 9, and a version of Ginastera's Toccata, BSS was undoubtedly the most diverse and experimental of the band's releases.

This 180gm vinyl version, limited to 1000 copies only, is packaged in a deluxe 2-way die-cut sleeve and comes with a poster.

Almost 40 years on, ELP's grand sonic visions and HR Giger's iconic cover artwork have been restored to their former glory. Catalogue number: MOVLP271

Recorded at the height of the band's popularity in 1974, Welcome Back provided a showcase of all that ELP excelled at.

By turns delicate and bombastic, the album contains free-wheeling and frequently extended live interpretations of much of the band's most popular pieces.

This limited edition (1000 available globally) is a lavish triple vinyl set which restores the original E -L - P triple vinyl gatefold 'cut-out' look. Catalogue number MOVLP272

N.B. Persian carpets not included.

Recorded live at Newcastle City Hall in 1971, ELP's incendiary version of Mussorgsky's Pictures At an Exhibition gave notice of a band not afraid to trample on a few sacred cows.

Praised as audacious and damned as pretentious in equal measure, this controversial recording set the tone for many of the intrepid trio's adventures to come.

Audiophile 180gm vinyl presented in a high quality replica of the original gatefold sleeve. Catalogue number: MOVLP269

The Gods of Pomp's third studio album from 1972 is regarded as one their best.

Containing the delicate From The Beginning, a blistering version of Aaron Copland's Hoedown and the evocative three part Endless Enigma suite, this new edition is on 180gm heavyweight vinyl and comes in a beautifully replicated gatefold sleeve. Catalogue number: MOVLP270

The armour-plated armadillo is back!

This time in a deluxe gatefold, 180gm audiophile vinyl version. Catalogue number: MOVLP268

The searing 22 minute anti-war title suite is arguably the most celebrated composition in ELP's history.

Fusing Classical influences with Jazz spontaneity and Rock power, ELP's 1970 debut was a surprising combination of the lyrical (Lucky Man, Take A Pebble) and the explosive (The Barbarian, Tank, Knife Edge).

180gm audiophile vinyl, 3mm card sleeve. Catalogue number: MOVLP267