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PER UN AMICOPremiata Forneria Marconi (PFM)Rock Progressivo Italiano4.41 | 1972 ratings |
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This album puzzles me.......but let me first begin with remarking the absolutely share beauty of this
album......That indeed from time to time tends to come up with a bunch of absolutely fantastic melodies
from several have commented that coming on like extremely romantic....I however rather tend to think
that the albums sounds rather medieval...the use of folky elements constantly is placing you back to a
medieval town, that is surrounded by great walls where all kinds of people are roaming on a market, that
all come there for their own reasons, to sell something, to perform drama or to make music....It creates
the picture of a soceity that lives much closer to nature than we do.......one that still did not loose is
primitive edges.....The ones that would be praised by Rousseau.......when he stated that we should go
back to nature......The sound of this album tends too.....sound alot like the early Genesis...especially when the entire band comes out of the closet and play. It also has rather Crimson side.....especially the then suddlety and then the fully blown sound of the Mellotron are very much what we are used of King Crimson....On the other side the albums often reminds me of folky side that is so often visible on the first 2 albums of Anthony Philips.......... However this album also can tend to get quite wild or chaotic.....especially when the band is fulling out the stops....they show great technical ability in doing this and show great reseblamce with King Crimson. Personally Im more fund of the softer parts, where they use accoustic guitar, flute or mellotron.....in this I think the album really is excelent and abble to create such a beautifull atmosphere. All in all highly recomanded.
Daniel1974nl |
5/5 |
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