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title: "Do You Wanna Play Some Magic?: Emerson, Lake and Palmer: In Concert 1970-1979 Paperback – November 15, 2012"
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# Do You Wanna Play Some Magic?: Emerson, Lake and Palmer: In Concert 1970-1979 Paperback – November 15, 2012

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- **What is this?** Do You Wanna Play Some Magic?: Emerson, Lake and Palmer: In Concert 1970-1979 Paperback – November 15, 2012 by garry freeman
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## Customer Reviews

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    Possibly the most boring book ever written
  

*by C***G on Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2012*

First of all, I am a total ELP freak.  I've seen them in concert (in one form or another) a dozen times.  I have their albums, their DVDs.  I've even met them backstage (at Wolftrap near Washington, D.C.) and staked 'em out in the late '70s in the lobby of the Watergate Hotel.  (I know, I'm weird.)But this has got to be the most boring book I've ever read.  I can barely get through it.  (I'm about halfway through after three weeks.)  Barely any comments from E, L, or P.  The book is totally from the author's perspective of listening to and/or seeing videos of ELP's concerts.How many times can I read that Greg shouted "Yeah" during a song?  Or that Carl's solo lasted 10 minutes or 9 minutes or 11 minutes?  Or that the Moog went out of tune AGAIN.  Or that the audience loved the show?  (How, exactly, does he know that?)  Or that Greg sang some incorrect words or that a guitar string broke?  I mean, who cares?  (I certainly don't.)I thought that the book was going to be E, L, and P commenting on the concerts, what happened backstage, how they prepared for a concert, what did they do after the show, or what the hotels (and travel) were like, what THEIR perspective of the audience or concert is/was.  Instead, we get the author's audient-perspective of how fast or slow ELP played the songs.Seriously, how many times can I read that they opened the show with Hoedown?  Apparently, more times than I care for.I am a die-hard ELP fan and even I hate this book.  I can't imagine how anyone other than a total ELP freak would even consider buying it.

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    Do You Wanna Play Some Magic?
  

*by M***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2013*

This isn't a book for everyone. I can see how even real ELP fans won't be thrilled. But it's exactly what I expected, a recount of every available ELP concert Freeman could get his hands on. Which makes it a nerd-only sort of book. And because I'm a nerd and a hardcore ELP fan, I love it. It's not a cover-to-cover read, it's more a reference book. It was disappointing to see that only one show I'd attended was in this, but you can't have everything. For what it is- an exhaustive recounting of every concert Freeman was able to get a bootleg of- it's almost a scholarly work and certainly a labor of love. Which is probably why it bores some people.

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    A Useful Review Of 150+ ELP Shows
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2013*

I enjoyed this book a lot.  The author reviews 150+ ELP shows and/or boots and while it's not the kind of book that you sit down and read cover to cover, it is a useful ancillary work to scholarly books on ELP and progressive rock like Edward Macan's Endless Enigma.  This is meant for research purposes and as such, I appreciate the hard work authors Freeman did in putting this compendium together.

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