Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Living Sin - Lyrics video free download

Evan Rice

Keith was the best Hammond B3 player in rock history. 

bigvigoo

sounds a little like Zappa!

dante segovia

Sin dudas,la mejor cancion de ELP ! Fuerte!,demuestran lo que saben! y no es poco! me acompaña este disco desde los 10 años! tengo cincuenta!

John McGlynn

Really! Whoever posted this - clean out your ears!

William Mueller

This song rocks, but the next will be an equal yet opposite example in beauty. Enjoy... at least try it out for a couple of seconds.

Linnea Skoglund

prog porn . LOVE. IT.

Jack Bronham

What great Hammond sound. What an intense conclusion. What counterpoint.

trombonemunroe

... and "Twisting", not "Twisty".

trombonemunroe

I love this song... but God, I hate it when people make the visuals all about the lyrics, and then get them wrong! "That savage woman make you pleased", not "please" .... You can even hear him pronouncing the "d", for Gosh sakes.

Erica Da Luz

Mi cancion favorita,de mi disco favorito de ELP.

p dv

the dark side... finally going to these fellows... full .. of darth...

Paulo Morosini

La magia del prog-rock

EpiCasino198

This is really the only occasion. On the beginning of knife edge he sings sort of low

Whackooyzero

Does anyone know any other songs where Greg Lake sings low like he does in parts of this song? Sounds really cool, wish he would've done that more, though obviously I like the rest of his voice too.

citizenintime

I think your mistaken about some the lyrics in the second half of the song--I believe they're actually much dirtier!

dbeckster

Nice and slipperryyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Gail Hudson

i first got into emerson,lake and palmer when i was in the army in germany, a cook in our unit turned me onto to them...also turned me on to king crimson...i fucking love this song...!!!!

peter mcintyre

referring to the lyrics, I think Greg sings 'Tell her Stories' not 'Sell her Stories' Apologies if I'm wrong. Good prog song. That hammond organ certainly captures that era. What with the Vietnam war and the 3day week in Blighty with the blackouts, not forgetting kaftans ¦¬)

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