Search - Keith Emerson, Cameron, Austin :: Manhattan Collection

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ron murvihill | Portland, OR United States | 04/08/2001

(1 out of 5 stars)

"Keith Emerson is my #1 influence! This album is a scam! Two songs from Keith (which I remember nothing about)! Six other poorly recorded, terrible new age songs from nobodies. Somebody wants your money! (It came out 20 years ago, I don't know where they dug it up.) I'd give it no stars but they won't let me."

Only two Keith Emerson songs.

Wayne Counts | Chapel Hill, NC USA | 01/06/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I enjoyed this album. Only two works are KE according to liner notes. One is from the soundtrack from Inferno and the other is from Honky. I have been unable to track down the albums from the other artists. Do not purchase if you own the other albums except to sample a few other keyboardists of unknown origins. The other songs are classical and new age in nature with some jazz influences similar to Kitaro and KE."

Not bad, but it's not all Keith Emerson

DB Ringer | Pittsford, NY United States | 08/07/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"It's more than a little deceiving to tout this as a Keith Emerson album, becuase there are only a few tracks by him. Also, some of his selections that appear here are available on other Keith Emerson albums. So, with that caveat, it's still not bad music. If you're into new age, piano based music, then this will fit the bill. It's good background music for the office. But don't expect the unique Keith Emerson sound that his fans are accustomed to."