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Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Love Beach [Atlantic Records SD 19211] (18 November 1978)

Released: 18 November 1978
Country: US
Label: Atlantic Records
Catalog: SD 19211
Pressing: PRC Recording Company, Richmond, IN
Genre: Progressive Rock

Item# SR-ATSD19211
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG+

Note: Cover has a cut out notch on lower right hand side

T R A C K L I S T:
01 All I Want Is You
02 Love Beach
03 Taste Of My Love
04 The Gambler
05 For You
06 Canario
07-10 Memoirs Of An Officer And A Gentleman
a. Prologue / The Education Of A Gentleman
b. Love At First Sight
c. Letters From The Front
d. Honourable Company (A March)

Matrix / Runout (Side A):
ST-A-784185-AAA -1-11 TO MS ATLANTIC STUDIOS D.K. (PR) PRC

Matrix / Runout (Side B):
ST-A-784186-DDD+++ -1 TO MS ATLANTIC STUDIOS D.K. (PR) PRC

Love Beach
Emerson, Lake & Palmer

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Album Review

Jim Allen [allmusic.com]

Don't be fooled by the Bee Gees-esque cover photo, Love Beach is not really ELP gone pop. True, many of the songs are more concise and accessible than those on previous albums, and there are a couple of Greg Lake-dominated ''romantic'' tunes, but those had always been part of the deal. They're still classically rockin' along on ''Canario,'' and half the album is dominated by the 20-minute epic ''Memoirs of an Officer and a Gentleman,'' reminiscent of such long-form ELP classics as ''Trilogy.''