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Nice
Immediate Years
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (32) - Disc #1
1. Flower King Of Flies
2. The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack
3. Bonnie K
4. Rondo
5. War And Peace
6. Tantalising Maggie
7. Dawn
8. The Cry Of Eugene
9. The Thoughts Of Emerlist Davjack (Remix)
10. Flower King Of Flies (Remix)
11. Bonnie K (Remix)
12. America (6:06 Version) (Single Version)
13. Diamond-Hard Blue Apples Of The Moon
14. Dawn (Remix)
15. Tantalising Maggie (Remix)
16. The Cry Of Eugene (Remix)
17. Daddy, Where Did I Come From? (Early Version)
18. Azrael (Version One)
19. America 2nd Amendment
20. Daddy, Where Did I Come From? (Second Version)
21. Little Arabella
22. Happy Freuds (Mono)
23. Intermezzo From "Karelia Suite"
24. Brandenburger (Demo)
25. She Belongs To Me
26. Rondo (69)
27. For Example
28. Diary Of An Empty Day
29. Hang On To A Dream
30. Azrael Revidited
31. Symphony For Group And Orchestra
32. Don Edito El Gruva

Pre-Emerson, Lake & Palmer prog rock group featuring Keith Emerson. This is everything they put out on CD.Immediate Label. 32 tracks.

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All Artists: Nice
Title: Immediate Years
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Release Date: 11/16/1995
Album Type: Import
Genres: Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Number of Discs: 3
SwapaCD Credits: 3
UPC: 4017692261721

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Pre-Emerson, Lake & Palmer prog rock group featuring Keith Emerson. This is everything they put out on CD.Immediate Label. 32 tracks.

CD Reviews

Very nice box set featuring Keith Emerson's early works.

gortleib@aol.com | Detroit, MI | 07/31/1998

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Known for being the laboratory where Keith Emerson began concocting strange experiments with his musical influences, the Nice acted as a bridge between the psychedelic '60s and the progressive '70s. This superb, digitally remastered box set covers the first three studio albums, and throws in some interesting B-sides and rarities. The non-synthesized Emerson puts his trusty Hammond organ through the paces, especially on the excellent live Fillmore East performances from the third LP, entitled Nice. The knock on this band, though, was the hoarse, croaking vocals of bassist Lee Jackson. One wonders how much farther the Nice would have gone, if only they could have found a vocalist like, say, Greg Lake..."