Emerson, Lake & Palmer's First Two Album Expanded For Reissues
. Both reissues will be available as 3-disc deluxe editions containing never before released 5.1 Surround Sound and Stereo Mixes, including previously unheard out-takes. Three time Grammy-nominated producer and engineer Steven Wilson (who has also recently remixed classic albums by Jethro Tull and King Crimson for acclaimed 40th anniversary editions) worked from the original Greg Lake produced multi-track tapes to remix both albums. Emerson, Lake & Palmer and Tarkus will also be released on limited edition 180 gram audiophile vinyl. The records will be re-pressed and released with their original packaging and track listings. The vinyl re-presses will be available September 11th as well. In other news, AXS TV will also exclusively premiere the Emerson, Lake & Palmer 40th Anniversary concert this August. The legendary Rock Band reunited to celebrate their 40th Anniversary and headlined London's first High Voltage Rock Festival. Emerson, Lake & Palmer Deluxe Edition Track List: The Barbarian Disc Two: Bonus Tracks (2012) THE ALTERNATE ELP NEW 2012 STEREO MIXES (Previously Unreleased) The Barbarian The Barbarian NEW HIGH RES 2012 STEREO MIXES (Previously Unreleased) Tarkus Deluxe Edition Track List: Tarkus Disc Two: The Alternate Tarkus 2012 Stereo Mixes Tarkus Disc Three: TDVD Audio New 2012 5.1 Mixes Tarkus 2012 Stereo Mixes Tarkus
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