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Poll Question: Your favourite Italian Prog Band
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
28 [37.84%]
12 [16.22%]
1 [1.35%]
2 [2.70%]
1 [1.35%]
5 [6.76%]
5 [6.76%]
0 [0.00%]
3 [4.05%]
2 [2.70%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
15 [20.27%]
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

right now D.F.A. and Goblin   ..Banco from the list




Goblin/Cherry Five. Voted for P.F.M. amongst so many excellent bands

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right now D.F.A. and Goblin   ..Banco from the list
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Probably Picchio dal Pozzo, but I've been revisiting Pierrot Lunaire a lot more than PdP these last months.
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PFM for sure, but Banco, Picchio dal Pozzo and Le Orme close behind
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wow.. that's an old thread...

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As much as I try to fight the obvious, I must say that PFM have worn me down ... I only know about 2/3 of the bands properly though ... for now ...
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Biglietto per l'Inferno, buy their new 3cds+dvd box-set!!!
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PFM are very good, but my fave Italian band is The Watch.
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Goblin!
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Originally posted by slipperman slipperman wrote:

The one band missing from the Poll or any postings so far (unless I overlooked it) is Semiramis, who recorded a completely mindblowing album in 1973 called 'Dedicato A Frazz'. Frightening, almost proto-metal guitar work and rhythms, smashed up against Genesis/'Nursery Cryme'-era textures. A bit like Biglietto Per L'inferno's first album, because it's raw, dark, heavy but still symphonic and sublime. Hail SEMIRAMIS!

This is great stuff! I love the guitar work in this album.

Some other great 70's bands that are not mentioned yet:

Alphataurus - s/t
Alusa Fallax - Intorno alla mia Cattiva Educazione
Apoteosi - s/t
Campo di Marte - s/t
Cervello - Melos
J.E.T - Fede Speranza Carita
Latte e Miele - Passio Secundum Mattheum, Papillon
Osanna - Palepoli
Raccomandata Ricevuta Ritorno - Per... Un Mondo di Cristallo
Alan Sorrenti - Aria
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The one band missing from the Poll or any postings so far (unless I overlooked it) is Semiramis, who recorded a completely mindblowing album in 1973 called 'Dedicato A Frazz'. Frightening, almost proto-metal guitar work and rhythms, smashed up against Genesis/'Nursery Cryme'-era textures. A bit like Biglietto Per L'inferno's first album, because it's raw, dark, heavy but still symphonic and sublime. Hail SEMIRAMIS!
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Originally posted by DallasBryan DallasBryan wrote:

go for the best!
you dont have to listen around the vocals that I dont
understand and the english versions are pretty
cheesy IMO.


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If this argument was valid, I would never have approach any music whose lirics weren't sung ins spanish or italian, so I wouldn't get into anglosaxon prog. Come on, even now I have troubles in understanding most of the english lirics...
Please forgive me for my crappy english!
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Originally posted by geezer geezer wrote:

My top 5:

Banco - Darwin!
Biglietto per L'inferno - s/t
Locanda delle Fate - Forse le Lucciole non si Amano Piu
Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
Quella Vecchia Locanda - s/t

I find all these and many other 70's italian albums superior compared to anything released by the english bands. Some people seem to complain about the italian vocals. For me it's hard to understand this. I believe it's because I have loved the italian vocals since the first time I heard italian prog. I prefer italian vocals over english vocals any day. It doesen't bother me att all that I don't understand the vocals. Besides, in most cases the vocalists a simply fantastic. There are only a few english vocalists that can compare.

This is just my opinion. Needed to get this off my chest.

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My top 5:

Banco - Darwin!
Biglietto per L'inferno - s/t
Locanda delle Fate - Forse le Lucciole non si Amano Piu
Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
Quella Vecchia Locanda - s/t

I find all these and many other 70's italian albums superior compared to anything released by the english bands. Some people seem to complain about the italian vocals. For me it's hard to understand this. I believe it's because I have loved the italian vocals since the first time I heard italian prog. I prefer italian vocals over english vocals any day. It doesen't bother me att all that I don't understand the vocals. Besides, in most cases the vocalists a simply fantastic. There are only a few english vocalists that can compare.

This is just my opinion. Needed to get this off my chest.
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There are many greats, but no one can beat the beauty and greatness of Storia di un Minuto and Per un Amico.

Museo Rosenbach come in close second, followed by Area and Il Balleto di bronzo
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