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Topic: ’70s ITALIAN PROG

Posted By: ANDREW
Subject: ’70s ITALIAN PROG
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 15:49

Fortunately there are only 25 choices!!!

I have mentioned some of the most famous progressive rock bands from the Italian scene. Each of these groups relased at least one good album.

Which band among these do you like more?

I Italian Prog!!!

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Posted By: Moogtron III
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 15:53

I didn't get past choice nr. 1

Premiata for me.

Posted By: andrea
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 15:59

LE ORME... Because they're not only reminiscences of the past and they're still able to release great prog albums like "Il fiume", "Elementi" and "Infinito"... And because of their outstanding live performances...

Anyway, I like almost all the other bands in this poll too...

Posted By: ta det lungt
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:08

Where the hell are Celeste and Maxophone???

Posted By: martinprog77
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:09

I VOTE FOR NEW TROLLS THE BEST ITALIAN BAND EVER

Posted By: timothy leary
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:12

Moogtron III wrote:

I didn't get past choice nr. 1

Premiata for me.

ditto

Posted By: avestin
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:19

Everyone is a winner for me. I voted for Metamorfosi, but I'd vote rof all if I could. Add Alphataurus as well.

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Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:40

one of the really interesting things about the Italian scene is the preponderence of 1 and done groups. Love have loved to have heard further albums by Maxophone, or Ill Balletto Di Bronzo for example.

As far as the poll... PFM but Le Orme is coming up fast......

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Posted By: Spacemac
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 16:54

PFM for me

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 20:00

ta det lungt wrote:

Where the hell are Celeste and Maxophone???

MAXOPHONE are in this poll!!!

I wanted to include CELESTE but there wasn't enough space, as i said before.

Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 04 2006 at 20:42

since we are on the subject. Listened to Quella Vecchia Locanda's self titled this evening while doing 'chores' around the house. What an album. Had never really attempted to play the 'air' flute with a broom before hahahahha. God I love Italian prog.....

Poll within a poll

QVL?

self titled or Il Tempo Della Gioia

which do you are prefer?

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Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 05 2006 at 15:18

micky wrote:

since we are on the subject. Listened to Quella Vecchia Locanda's self titled this evening while doing 'chores' around the house. What an album. Had never really attempted to play the 'air' flute with a broom before hahahahha. God I love Italian prog.....

Poll within a poll

QVL?

self titled or Il Tempo Della Gioia

which do you are prefer?

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 05 2006 at 15:21

ANDREW wrote:

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

I prefer the first, but wasn't sure if it was just me hahahahha.

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Posted By: Prog-jester
Date Posted: February 06 2006 at 04:48

LOCANDA DELLE FATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!They're AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!By the way,does anyone have an idea where can I get the translation of their lyrics?Would you inform me please?

Posted By: avestin
Date Posted: February 06 2006 at 05:17

micky wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

I prefer the first, but wasn't sure if it was just me hahahahha.

Their first for me as well...

and their second too...

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Posted By: Atkingani
Date Posted: February 06 2006 at 08:29

Poll 1 - PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI

Poll 2 - QVL (self-title album).

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Posted By: Stiefel
Date Posted: February 06 2006 at 08:38

[QUOTE=Prog-jester]LOCANDA DELLE FATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!They're AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!By the way,does anyone have an idea where can I get the translation of their lyrics?Would you inform me please?

http://www.arlequins.it - www.arlequins.it under traduzioni (translations)

Posted By: Prog-jester
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 05:52

Thanks Stiefel

Posted By: Andrea Cortese
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 09:04

Special mention to Jumbo, Murple and Cherry Five!!!

Posted By: RaphaelT
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 09:10

Le Orme for me, better than ELP!!

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Posted By: TheProgtologist
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 10:40

micky wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

I prefer the first, but wasn't sure if it was just me hahahahha.

I only have Il Tempo Della Gioia and love it.I will try to check out their debut,since you all say it's really good.

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Posted By: TheProgtologist
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 10:41

I am new to the Italian prog scene but I really like what I have heard so far.

I will pick PFM,since they are the band that got me into it.

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Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 14:05

Any TRIP fan here?

It's a very good band, similar to ELP. My favourite album is "Atlantide", but "Caronte" and "Time Of Change" are also fantastic.

Posted By: DarioIndjic
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 14:27

Nuova Era is missing ,altough i voted for Banco even if i cant never choose the best of Italian scene,because there is 4 bands(Banco,PFM,Museo,Lorme)that are one of my favorites of all prog .

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Ars longa , vita brevis

Posted By: DarioIndjic
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 14:28

Ah i just saw that its 70's prog scene,sorry for mentioning Nuova Era.

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Ars longa , vita brevis

Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 18:27

TheProgtologist wrote:

micky wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

I prefer the first, but wasn't sure if it was just me hahahahha.

I only have Il Tempo Della Gioia and love it.I will try to check out their debut,since you all say it's really good.

You'll LOVE IT... HIGHLY recommended.

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Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 18:28

Andrew - what are your thoughts on the Museo Rosenbach album, Exit.

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Posted By: TheProgtologist
Date Posted: February 07 2006 at 20:08

micky wrote:

TheProgtologist wrote:

micky wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

Both are great but if i should choose one i'd go with their first album, one of the best examples of Italian Prog ever!!!

I prefer the first, but wasn't sure if it was just me hahahahha.

I only have Il Tempo Della Gioia and love it.I will try to check out their debut,since you all say it's really good.

You'll LOVE IT... HIGHLY recommended.

Thanks.I will definitely check it out.

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Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 14:26

DarioIndjic wrote:

Nuova Era is missing ,altough i voted for Banco even if i cant never choose the best of Italian scene,because there is 4 bands(Banco,PFM,Museo,Lorme)that are one of my favorites of all prog .

NUOVA ERA is not from the seventies.

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 14:40

micky wrote:

Andrew - what are your thoughts on the Museo Rosenbach album, Exit.

In my opinion "Exit" is a little bit too poppy and commercial

Posted By: glass house
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 14:51

Only got Banco 's Darwin and Le orme's Felona e Sorona. I like Le Orme's one slightly better. just starting with Italian Prog. Like it very much. Wanna hear more. Any suggestions ?

Posted By: NotAProghead
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 15:17

ANDREW wrote:

Any TRIP fan here?

It's a very good band, similar to ELP. My favourite album is "Atlantide", but "Caronte" and "Time Of Change" are also fantastic.

I don't think THE TRIP is similar to ELP, but not bad at all.

Interesting enough, Ritchie Blackmore was in the first THE TRIP line-up (before band's debut album).

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Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 16:29

glass house wrote:

Only got Banco 's Darwin and Le orme's Felona e Sorona. I like Le Orme's one slightly better. just starting with Italian Prog. Like it very much. Wanna hear more. Any suggestions ?

I'll give you some recommendations...

PFM - all their albums from "Storia Di Un Minuto" (1972) until "Jet Lag" (1977) and DRACULA OPERA ROCK (2005)
LE ORME - all their albums from "Collage" (1971) until "Florian" (1979) and IL FIUME (1996), ELEMENTI (2001), L' INFINITO (2004)
BANCO - BANCO (1972), IO SONO NATO LIBERO (1973), ...DI TERRA (1978)
NEW TROLLS - their first four albums
NEW TROLLS ATOMIC SYSTEM - Same (1973), TEMPI DISPARI (1974)
LA LOCANDA DELLE FATE - FORSE LE LUCCIOLE NON SI AMANO PIU' (1977)
CORTE DEI MIRACOLI - CORTE DEI MIRACOLI (1976)
METAMORFOSI - INFERNO (1973), PARADISO (2004)
MUSEO ROSENBACH - ZARATHUSTRA (1973)
MAXOPHONE - MAXOPHONE (1975)
QUELLA VECCHIA LOCANDA (QVL) - Same (1972), IL TEMPO DELLA GIOIA (1974)
REALE ACCADEMIA DI MUSICA - Same (1972)
RACCOMANDATA RICEVUTA RITORNO (RRR) - PER...UN MONDO DI CRISTALLO
IL ROVESCIO DELLA MEDAGLIA (RDM) - LA BIBBIA (1971), CONTAMINAZIONE (1973), CONTAMINATION (1975)
CELESTE - PRINCIPE DI UN GIORNO (1976)
MURPLE - IO SONO MURPLE (1974)
CHERRY FIVE - CHERRY FIVE (1974)
SEMIRAMIS - DEDICATO A FRAZZ (1973)
RUSTICHELLI & BORDINI - OPERA PRIMA (1973)
TRIADE - 1998: LA STORIA DI SABAZIO (1973)
THE TRIP - TRIP (1970), CARONTE (1971), ATLANTIDE (1972), TIME OF CHANGE (1973)
BIGLIETTO PER L' INFERNO - Same (1974)
CAMPO DI MARTE - CAMPO DI MARTE (1973)
APOTEOSI - APOTEOSI (1975)
PICCHIO DAL POZZO - PICCHIO DAL POZZO (1976)
IBIS - CANTI D' INNOCENZA, CANTI D' ESPERIENZA (1973), SUN SUPREME (1974), IBIS (1975)
L' UOVO DI COLOMBO - Same (1973)
JUMBO - JUMBO (1972), DNA (1972), VIETATO AI MINORI DI 18 ANNI? (1973)
NUOVA IDEA - Mr. E. JONES (1972), CLOWNS (1973)
CAPSICUM RED - APPUNTI PER UN' IDEA FISSA (1972)
CERVELLO - MELOS (1973)
OSANNA - L' UOMO (1971), PRELUDIO TEMA VARIAZIONI CANZONA (1972), PALEPOLI (1973), LANDSCAPE OF LIFE (1974)
LATTE E MIELE - PASSIO SECUNDUM MATTHEUM (1972), PAPILLON (1973)
GOBLIN - PROFONDO ROSSO (1975), ROLLER (1976), SUSPIRIA (1977)
IL BALLETTO DI BRONZO - YS (1972)
JET - FEDE, SPERANZA, CARITA' (1972)
ARTI + MESTIERI - TILT (1974), GIRO DI VALZER PER DOMANI (1975)
AREA - their first five albums
VENEGONI E CO. - RUMORE ROSSO (1977), SARABANDA (1979)
ACQUA FRAGILE - ACQUA FRAGILE (1973), MASS MEDIA STARS (1974)
DE DE LIND - IO NON SO DA DOVE VENGO... (1973)
EDGAR ALLAN POE - GENERAZIONI (1974)
ALPHATAURUS - ALPHATAURUS (1973)
FRANCO BATTIATO - FETUS (1972), POLLUTION (1973)
GIGANTI - TERRA IN BOCCA (1972)
ENEIDE - UOMINI UMILI POPOLI LIBERI (1972)
FESTA MOBILE - DIARIO DI VIAGGIO DELLA FESTA MOBILE (1973)
PHOLAS DACTYLUS - CONCERTO DELLE MENTI (1973)
ETNA - ETNA (1975)
FLEA - TOPI O UOMINI (1972)
FLEA ON THE HONEY - FLEA ON THE HONEY (1971)
IL PAESE DEI BALOCCHI - Same (1972)
PANNA FREDDA - UNO (1971)
LA PENTOLA DI PAPIN - ZERO 7 (1977)
UNO - UNO (1974)
PARADISO A BASSO PREZZO - Same (1973)
GARYBALDI - NUDA (1972), ASTROLABIO (1973)
SAMADHI - SAMADHI (1974)
ALUSA FALLAX - INTORNO ALLA MIA CATTIVA EDUCAZIONE (1974)
DELIRIUM - DOLCE ACQUA (1971)
OPUS AVANTRA - INTROSPEZIONE (1974)
OSAGE TRIBE - ARROW HEAD (1972)
IL BARICENTRO - SCONCERTO (1976), TRUSCIANT (1978)
BLOCCO MENTALE - POA (1973)
PIERROT LUNAIRE - Same (1974)
PERIGEO - AZIMUTH (1972), ABBIAMO TUTTI UN BLUES DA PIANGRE (1973), GENELOGIA (1974), LA VALLE DEI TEMPLI (1975)
SAINT JUST - SAINT JUST (1973), LA CASA DEL LAGO (1974)
SENSATIONS' FIX - FRAGMENTS OF LIGHT (1974)
ALAN SORRENTI - ARIA (1972)
IL VOLO - IL VOLO (1974), ESSERE O NON ESSERE... (1974)
ALLUMINOGENI - SCOLOPENDRA (1972)
ERRATA CORRIGE - SIEGFRIED, IL DRAGO E ALTRE STORIE (1976)
DALTON - RIFLESSIONI: IDEA D' INFINITO (1973)
CALIFFI - FIORE DI METALLO (1973)
LIBRA - MUSICA E PAROLE (1975)
CAPITOLO 6 - FRUTTI PER KAGUA (1972)
ANTONIUS REX - RALEFUN (1978)
JACULA - TARDO PEDE IN MAGIAM VERSUS (1972)
HORUS - STELLE DI BATTAGLIA (1978)
ATLANTIDE - FRANCESCO TI RICORDI (1975)
BUON VECCHIO CHARLIE - Same (1972)
PROCESSION - FRONTIERA (1972), FIABA (1974)
CAPRICORN COLLEGE - ORFEO 2000 (1972), LP DI PRIMAVERA (1974)
CIRCUS 2000 - AN ESCAPE FROM A BOX (1972)
CITTA' FRONTALE - EL TOR (1975)
COCAI - PICCOLO GRANDE VECCHIO FIUME (1977)
GLEEMEN - GLEEMEN (1970)
DEDALUS - DEDALUS (1973)
DIK DIK - SUITE PER UNA DONNA ASSOLUTAMENTE RELATIVA (1972)
EQUIPE '84 - ID (1970), SACRIFICIO (1974)
LA FORMULA 3 - DIES IRAE (1970), FORMULA 3 (1971), SOGNANDO E RISOGNANDO (1972)
DUELLO MADRE - DUELLO MADRE (1973)
STATALE 17 / EMPHASIS - STATALE 17 (1979)
STORMY SIX - LE IDEE DI OGGI PER LA MUSICA DI DOMANI (1969), AL VOLO (1980)
ERA DI ACQUARIO - ANTOLOGIA (1973)
ESAGONO - VICOLO (1976)
EXPLOIT - CRISI (1972)
FLASHMEN - HYDRA (1971), PENSANDO (1972)
RICORDI D' INFANZIA - IO UOMO (1973)
LA FAMIGLIA DEGLI ORTEGA - Same (1973)
FLORA FAUNA E CEMENTO - ROCK (1973)
GENCO PURO E CO. - AREA DI SERVIZIO (1972)
GEN FUOCO - DENTRO L' INVISIBILE (1979)
GIALMA 3 - L' ISOLA DEL TONAL (1979)
GRUPPO 2001 - L' ALBA DI DOMANI (1972)
I.P.SON GROUP - I.P.SON GROUP (1975)
KALEIDON - FREE LOVE (1973)
LASER - VITA SUL PIANETA (1973)
I LEONI - LA FORESTA (1971)
MANDILLO - MANDILLO (1976)
IL MUCCHIO - IL MUCCHIO (1970)
MO.DO - LA SCIMMIA SULLA SCHIENA DEL RE (1980)
NOVA - BLINK (1976), VIMANA (1976), WINGS OF LOVE (1977), SUN CITY (1978)
ODISSEA - ODISSEA (1973)
I PING PONG - ABOUT TIME (1969), PING PONG (1973)
PLANETARIUM - INFINITY (1971)
PREGHIERA DI SASSO/DIAPASON - Same (1975)
IL PUNTO - ETTORE LO FUSTO (1972)
ROKY'S FILY - STORIE DI UOMONI E NON (1973)
I SALIS - SA VITA IDA EST (1971)
LA SECONDA GENESI - TUTTO DEVE FINIRE (1972)
SENSITIVA IMMAGINE - E TUTTO COMINCIO' COSI' (1976)
NAPOLI CENTRALE - Same (1975)
SHOWMEN 2 - SHOWMEN 2 (1972)
SIGILLO DI HORUS - RENDEZ-VOUS (1977)
I SIGNORI DELLA GALASSIA - QUALCOSA SI CREA, NULLA SI DISTRUGGE (1978)
LA SORGENTE - TRASPARENTE (1981)
ABISSI INFINITI - TUNNEL (1981)
SLOGAN - PHOTOSYNTHESIS (1984)
I TEOREMI - I TEOREMI (1972)
UT - HOMO (1974)
ZAUBER - ZAUBER (1978)

I didn't include new prog bands and many solo albums.

Posted By: NotAProghead
Date Posted: February 08 2006 at 17:07

ANDREW wrote:

I'll give you some recommendations...

LE ORME - all their albums from "Collage" (1971) until "Florian" (1979) and IL FIUME (1996), ELEMENTI (2001), L' INFINITO (2004)
AREA - their first five albums
ALAN SORRENTI - ARIA (1972)
DALTON - RIFLESSIONI: IDEA D' INFINITO (1973)
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I didn't include new prog bands and many solo albums.

I heard about 50% of albums listed and agree with most titles.

But I have some notes.

LE ORME - all their albums from "Collage" (1971) until "Florian" (1979) and IL FIUME (1996), ELEMENTI (2001), L' INFINITO (2004)

- Why until "Florian"? IMO it is very good acoustic album, which, as well as its succcessor, "Piccola rapsodia dell'ape", deserves to be listened.

AREA - their first five albums

- Surely not a band for everyone. Only for those who like avant-garde stuff.

ALAN SORRENTI - ARIA (1972)

- IMO it's not a good choice for start. Good songwriter, but I think many (like me) will find his voice too annoying.

DALTON - RIFLESSIONI: IDEA D' INFINITO (1973)

- Totally agree!!! Transferred from vinyl (master tapes lost?), only 28 minutes long, but what a wonderful album! Great songwriting, flute and keyboard work. Why this band is not still included in PA?

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Posted By: glass house
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 03:00

Thanks Andrew and NotAProghead, a lot of stuff to listen to.

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 07:44

NotAProghead wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

Any TRIP fan here?

It's a very good band, similar to ELP. My favourite album is "Atlantide", but "Caronte" and "Time Of Change" are also fantastic.

I don't think THE TRIP is similar to ELP, but not bad at all.

Interesting enough, Ritchie Blackmore was in the first THE TRIP line-up (before band's debut album).

In 1972 The Trip became a trio (Vescovi, Andersen and Furio Chirico) and released "Atlantide", a concept album based on the "lost continent". In this album their sound is influenced by ELP especially for keyboard playing.

Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 07:47

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 07:59

NotAProghead wrote:

ANDREW wrote:

I'll give you some recommendations...

LE ORME - all their albums from "Collage" (1971) until "Florian" (1979) and IL FIUME (1996), ELEMENTI (2001), L' INFINITO (2004)
AREA - their first five albums
ALAN SORRENTI - ARIA (1972)
DALTON - RIFLESSIONI: IDEA D' INFINITO (1973)
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I didn't include new prog bands and many solo albums.

I heard about 50% of albums listed and agree with most titles.

But I have some notes.

LE ORME - all their albums from "Collage" (1971) until "Florian" (1979) and IL FIUME (1996), ELEMENTI (2001), L' INFINITO (2004)

- Why until "Florian"? IMO it is very good acoustic album, which, as well as its succcessor, "Piccola rapsodia dell'ape", deserves to be listened.

AREA - their first five albums

- Surely not a band for everyone. Only for those who like avant-garde stuff.

ALAN SORRENTI - ARIA (1972)

- IMO it's not a good choice for start. Good songwriter, but I think many (like me) will find his voice too annoying.

DALTON - RIFLESSIONI: IDEA D' INFINITO (1973)

"Florian" is included in my list, while "Piccola Rapsodia Dell'Ape" (even if a good album) isn't really progressive.

AREA is one of the best Italian bands from the seventies; although the music is not symphonic prog like PFM, BANCO or LE ORME, they were oriented towards free jazz, being influenced by SOFT MACHINE, NUCLEUS and even GENTLE GIANT.

Alan Sorrenti's "Aria" is one of the best example of mediterranean prog, original and suggestive, especially on the inedit use of his voice, influenced by Tim Buckley. The suite "Aria", with guest musicians Jean-Luc Ponty on violin, is one of the best moments of the Italian prog.

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 08:01

s1ipp3ry wrote:

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

Posted By: glass house
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 15:32

Although I don't understand Italian the songs don't sound the same if they are in English. I don.t even know what the names of the groups Banco and le Orme mean. And I would like to know where the songs are about.

Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 15:47

s1ipp3ry wrote:

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

here's for you

http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=18595&KW=discrimination - touch it

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Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 15:58

I voted for Banco but I completly forgot about about Loccanda delle fate

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Posted By: Olias
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 16:04

Hey these are some of my real beloved Italian Masterpieces:

1. RUSTICHELLI E BORDINI "OPERA PRIMA" (****1/2)

2. DE DE LIND "YO NO SE DE DONDE VENGO, Y NO SE DONDE ESTOY, HOMBRE ES EL NOMBRE QUE ME HAN DADO" (*****)

3. CERVELLO "MELOS" (*****)

HONOURABLE MENTION TO BUON VECCHIO CHARLIE, DALTON & CELESTE

CHEERS!!!

Posted By: oracus
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 17:14

ANDREW congrats for your poll.

Really tough choise, I decide to vote for Banco, they are the best musicians in italian prog rock history.

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Posted By: The Miracle
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 18:16

From What I have heard, Banco

. But I need to hear more Italian prog to judge

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Posted By: micky
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 19:05

chamberry wrote:

s1ipp3ry wrote:

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

here's for you

http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=18595&KW=discrimination - touch it

hahahhaha

micky wrote:

chamberry wrote:

Now, I know that bed for progressive music was in England and sung in English. But alot of time when I talk to progers and I recommend them an album not sung in english and they get skeptical (is that the word) about it.

If they only knew what they are missing

please discuss about this topic. I would like to know your opinions on this

wow... what self-discriminating 'progger' wouldn't recognize the beauty of the sound of Italiian or Spanish being sung. I think your progger friends need to lay off that metal crap and listen to something with a bit more....depth and craftwork to it hahahahh.

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Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 19:19

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Posted By: NotAProghead
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 19:37

chamberry wrote:

s1ipp3ry wrote:

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

here's for you

http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=18595&KW=discrimination - touch it

s1ipp3ry's just kidding.

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Posted By: riverking
Date Posted: February 09 2006 at 19:40

Posted By: Prog-jester
Date Posted: February 11 2006 at 08:39

The Miracle wrote:

From What I have heard, Banco

. But I need to hear more Italian prog to judge

Hey Miracle you'd go with LOCANDA DELLA FATE - they're awesome,pure Italian GENESIS!!!!Highly recommended for you - from a Genesis fan to a Genesis fan

Posted By: Paulieg
Date Posted: February 11 2006 at 08:45

BANCO!!!!! I love Italian prog. I have well over 100 Italian releases and my CD orders are still dominated with Italian releases including many new bands along with the classics. Banco had it all. A great singer, best ever in my opinion. Two awsome keyboard players. The rest of the band is very good also.

Posted By: ANDREW
Date Posted: February 11 2006 at 10:25

Prog-jester wrote:

The Miracle wrote:

From What I have heard, Banco

. But I need to hear more Italian prog to judge

Hey Miracle you'd go with LOCANDA DELLA FATE - they're awesome,pure Italian GENESIS!!!!Highly recommended for you - from a Genesis fan to a Genesis fan

Yes, they have GENESIS influences, but they have their own sound, typical Italian progressive rock from the seventies!!!

Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: February 11 2006 at 10:48

NotAProghead wrote:

chamberry wrote:

s1ipp3ry wrote:

I refuse to listen to any prog not sung in English because I don`t know what they are saying , for all I know there could be hidden satanic messages that make me go crazy

here's for you

http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=18595&KW=discrimination - touch it

s1ipp3ry's just kidding.

oops!

didn't knew

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Posted By: Drew
Date Posted: February 11 2006 at 11:12

PFM

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Posted By: penna58
Date Posted: February 14 2006 at 10:18

My vote is for Garybaldi : if you ask me why,please listen to the great guitar sound of Bambi Fossati ( and please look at the Nuda's cover!!) .

2nd place for Banco: great singer and great atmospheric sound: really new for the italian scene in the early 70