1.    Promenade: Organ solo [bad word] 
Start - 0:00.37 |  1:57.30 - Length
2.    The Gnome: Group [bad word] 
Start - 1:57.67 |  4:16.25 - Length
3.    Promenade: Hammond organ and vocal
    (Interlude: short synthesizer solo, not a Mussorgsky piece)
Start -  6:14.17 |  1:22.70 - Length
4.    The Sage: new picture "drawn" by Lake in the mood of a medieval minnesang, works as sort of romantic prelude to "The Old Castle"
   (Interlude: Moog-ribbon-controller-solo by Emerson, not a Mussorgsky piece)
Start -  7:37.12 |  4:40.00 - Length
5.    The Old Castle: The full group performs a heavily accelerated adaptation of the original theme, leading directly into the next section
Start - 12:17.12 |  2:32.10 - Length
6.   Blues Variation, a 12 bar blues credited to the group
Start - 14:49.22 |  4:20.65 - Length
7.    Promenade: Group [bad word] 
Start - 19:10.12 |  1:28.70 - Length
8.    The Hut of Baba Yaga: Group [bad word] 
Start - 20:39.07 |  1:12.38 - Length
9.   The Curse of Baba Yaga is a new title to the middle section of the original piece. The music is again an adaption of the original piece, only the lyrics and vocal [bad word] new to the piece
Start - 21:51.45 |  4:09.02 - Length
10.    The Hut of Baba Yaga: Group [bad word] 
Start - 26:00.47 |  1:06.33 - Length
11.    The Great Gates of Kiev is also the last picture of Mussorgsky's piano-cycle, with vocals and lyrics added by the group. The piece features a refrain in the middle containing Hammond organ feedback. 
Start - 27:07.05 |  6:26.65 - Length
12.  "Nutrocker"    Tchaikovsky, Fowley, arranged by Emerson, Lake, Palmer  
Start - 33:33.70 |  4:33.70 - Length