Artist: EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER
Album: SINGLES VINYL BOXSET (12 7”-LP BOX)

Release date: 26.08.2022
EAN/UPS: 4050538772692
Media type: LP

Featuring 12 7" singles from 1971-1992, this career-spanning box set is an ELP collector's dream. All singles have been remastered by famed ELP mastering engineer Andy Pearce. The collection includes "Lucky Man," "From the Beginning," "Fanfare for the Common Man," "C'est La Vie," "Jersualem," and many more. Housed in a two-part, deluxe rigid card box with artwork printed on holographic foil. Includes original international sleeve artwork, reproduced for the first time since original release. Also includes newly designed companion art cards, an extended booklet with detailed liner notes, a foreword written by Carl Palmer and rare photos.

Features:
    Deluxe Box Set
    12 x 45rpm 7" Vinyl Singles
    All Songs Remastered by Andy Pearce
    Two-Part Rigid Card Box
    Artwork Printed on Holographic Foil
    Original International Sleeve Artwork
    Newly Designed Companion Art Cards
    Extended Booklet with Detailed Liner Notes
    Foreword by Carl Palmer
    Rare Photos

Disc 1
Side A:
    Lucky Man
Side B:
    Knife-Edge

Disc 2
Side A:
    Stones of Years
Side B:
    A Time and a Place

Disc 3
Side A:
    From the Beginning
Side B:
    Living Sin

Disc 4
Side A:
    Jerusalem
Side B:
    When the Apple Blossoms Bloom in the Windmills of Your Mind I'll Be Your Valentine

Disc 5
Side A:
    Fanfare for the Common Man
Side B:
    Brain Salad Surgery

Disc 6
Side A:
    C'est La Vie
Side B:
    Hallowed Be Thy Name

Disc 7
Side A:
    Brain Salad Surgery
Side B:
    Still...You Turn Me On

Disc 8
Side A:
    Tiger in a Spotlight
Side B:
    So Far to Fall

Disc 9
Side A:
    I Believe in Father Christmas
    Jerusalem
Side B:
    When the Apple Blossoms Bloom in the Windmills of Your Mind I'll Be Your Valentine

Disc 10
Side A:
    Canario
Side B:
    All I Want Is You

Disc 11
Side A:
    Black Moon
Side B:
    Black Moon (Extended Version)

Disc 12
Side A:
    Affairs of the Heart
Side B:
    Better Days