LP Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures at an Exhibition (Record Store Day 2024)

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Pictures At An Exhibition - CD, LP

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Rock | Progressive rock | Symphonic Rock

1971

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Pictures at an Exhibition (Record Store Day 2024)

LP Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures at an Exhibition (Record Store Day 2024)

Picture Disc Vinyl

31. May 2024 Europe

Picture Disc Record Store Day

Please note: Picture Discs usually do not achieve the same sound quality as regular vinyl. They are produced primarily for visual effect. They are recommended for collectors rather than discerning listeners.

More ID: 537571 EAN: 4099964002720

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Title	Pictures at an Exhibition (Record Store Day 2024)
Artist	Emerson, Lake & Palmer
More info	Picture Disc Vinyl
Format	LP (vinyl)
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	31. May 2024
First released	1971
EAN	4099964002720
Product ID	537571

Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Pictures at an Exhibition (Record Store Day 2024) version on vinyl LP in Picture Disc edition. This particular edition was published in Europe on 31. May 2024.

Pictures at an Exhibition is an album by the progressive rock band Emerson, Lake & Palmer , released in 1971. The album is a live recording of the band's performance of Modest Mussorgsky's composition of the same name and other songs by the band. Pictures at an Exhibition was the band's first album and its only release on Atlantic Records. The album was recorded at the Lyceum Theatre in London in December 1970. Pictures at an Exhibition was praised by critics and fans alike. Bruce Eder of AllMusic called the album "a classic of progressive rock". Pictures at an Exhibition was remastered and re-released in 1996 as part of the band's box set The Return of the Manticore.

Album spans genres Rock, Progressive rock and Symphonic Rock.