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mellotronwave
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Voted BMS
other regular listenings : Acqua Fragile - Acqua Fragile Alphataurus - Alphataurus Campo di Marte - Campo di Marte Latte e Miele - Papillon Le Orme - Felona E Serona Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra Premiata Forneria Marconi - Photos of Ghosts Semiramis - Dedicato a Frazz |
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Dellinger
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Perhaps I don't now as many as I should, but there are three here that I absolutely love. Felona e Sorona, Inferno, and Zarathustra. Still, if I have to choose one out of those three, it would be Inferno.
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Octopus II
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Le Orme - Felona E Sorona
Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
Semiramis - Dedicato A Frazz PFM - Photos Of Ghosts |
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VianaProghead
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Probably Felona E Sorona from Le Orme.
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"PROG IS MY FERRARI".
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Logan
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Le Orme's Felona e Serona is the first Italian Symphonic Prog album that I fell in love with. BdMS was an early-for-me discovery which I loved. Area soon became a favourite of mine. Love Perigeo. Dedalus is excellent. Zarathustra is another fave... That said, I knew for sure that I would go with Franco Battiato's Sulle Corde di Aries. That is a super-special album to me, and I think that it is one of the greatest highlights of both the Italian scene and of our archives. And it's one of those albums that grew on me more and more over years. I wonder how the ratings might change if one returned to these albums years later (instead of being based on first impressions)?
{edited to fix some typos} Edited by Logan - June 15 2024 at 18:37 |
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Lewian
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Three favourites here, very unique albums, all together alphabetically - Area, Banco, and Franco Battiato. Vote for Battiato, but gutted to vote against the other two.
I saw The Trip live three years ago by the way, but wasn't quite sold on them. On the same event Banco were playing, and one year later Rovescio della Medaglia. Last year I saw Patrizio Fariselli's Area Open Project performing Arbeit Macht Frei. Still on stage in Italy all these.
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omphaloskepsis
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I like Jacula. My favorite sub-genre of Italian Prog is the horror-leaning species of terror tunes. Nobody does horror prog as well as the Italians.
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Psychedelic Paul
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That's 300 more Italian prog albums than I own, Cindy. Here's a handy link to all of the albums by the wonder boys of Italian psych if you want to check them out. Enjoy The Trip. 1970: The Trip - The Trip - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mF9Pjx_mnQcTqrd0mqdXHBUKCea5zMIB4 1971: The Trip - Caronte - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9an7QWwrizQ 1972: The Trip - Atlantide - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn6IUYFGu6PKiFF7e-iRgpLVeIKo-EtbZ 1973: The Trip - Time of Change - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kphQpYDSzug 2021: The Trip - Caronte 50 Years Later - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nKZFPp9DEMiajb6ZjGEUzZN9xjhzgewls 2023: The Trip - Now the Time Has Come - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mVHcnWtWNA-WxyMZ7UTj0cNwD8edH9Jhw The Trip have now replaced Jacula as my favourite Italian band of all time - with Novecento running a pretty close third.
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omphaloskepsis
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Italian Prog is my favorite sub-genre. I own over 300 RPI modern and classic albums.
My pick from 1973? Area - Arbeit Macht Frei Amazing vocals and as eclectic as you could ask for...in 1973. I adore Area. I like 4/5 of Paul's albums, but I haven't Tripped...yet. Please write a review on your Trip, Paul. I have not heard that one...yet.
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Psychedelic Paul
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On second thoughts, I'm glad I included Area (having picked up two votes so far), despite not being a fan. It's taken me five years to discover (only last week) that they're actually Italian when only two of their album titles are in Italian.
My Top 5:- 1. The Trip - Time of Change (not in the poll) 2. Semiramis - Dedicato a Frazz 3. Alphataurus - Alphataurus 4. Museo Rosenbach - Zarathrusta 5. Le Orme - Felona E Serona
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Mellotron Storm
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There's a nice top ten in there, so many classics. Alphataurus is my pick.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
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Psychedelic Paul
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Yes, it's just as tasty as Italian ice cream. |
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David_D
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Very nice you get so much into Italian Prog now, Paul.
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quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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someone_else
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Battiato over Alphataurus and Le Orme.
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1st vote for Opera Prima by Rustichelli & Bordini!
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progaardvark
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Tough call. Went with Museo Rosenbach. The bigger the pants, the smaller the heliosphere.
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Le Orme gets the nod for this round.
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Welcome to the middle of the film.
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suitkees
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Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - Io Sono Nato Libero followed by Area and a couple of others...
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The razamataz is a pain in the bum |
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Olape
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Again, a lot of fine albums here: BMS, Le Orme, Area, Semiramis, Museo Rosenbach, Cervello, RDM...
I vote for Metamorfosi-Inferno, the album that opened the RPI world to me.
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Psychedelic Paul
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I would've taken The Trip if I'd remembered to include it, but my second choice is SemiRamis (sounds like an Italian movie director).
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