IL FANTASTICO VIAGGIO DEL "BAGAROZZO" MARK

This is maybe the last real interesting album by Goblin. At least in the seventies. It is more sophisticated and estructurally has the typical sonority of the band, in a progressive vein, although not being a horror movie soundtrack. Great use of keyboards, including the mellotron, great guitar parts. The weakest point of the album, for me, are the vocals which I'm not used to in this band. If you like Etna ou Il reale impero britannico (great Goblin off- shots), you should have this one. Nice.