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    Posted: June 20 2004 at 15:12

 

HI, THIS IS C+SAR INCA.

Our friend Lucas said: "Now that I am a bit more acknowledged with italian bands, I must admit that Le Orme is currently my favourite one, Banco being a close second."

Exactly the opposite rank was

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lucas, I don't agree that Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Pi· is the quintessence of Italian Progressive Rock, as I don't think it is the most perfect example of that genre, although it is a great album in my opinion a

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lucas, I don't agree that Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Pi· is the quintessence of Italian Progressive Rock, as I don't think it is the most perfect example of that genre, although it is a great album in my opinion and I adore it. Having

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HI, MAX@, THIS IS C+SAR INCA.

Thanks for your suggestion - I might consider doing it soon... I've posted a review last week on GG's Interview, based on an observation I made in the ProgArchives forum. OK, I'm decided, I'll do it..

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[QUOTE=Cesar Inca]Locanda delle Fate's album is one of the finest symphonic prog works from Italy. I cherish it as a stunning exposure of well crafted melodies, counterpoints, performed with finesse and emotional involvement. But I wouldn't place it among
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Originally posted by Marcelo Marcelo wrote:

I prefer don't make comparisons with another Italian gems. Forse Le Lucciole... is a masterpiece as well as other pieces from Italy. Music to enjoy!

Yes, I buy thi

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I prefer don't make comparisons with another Italian gems. Forse Le Lucciole... is a masterpiece as well as other pieces from Italy. Music to enjoy!
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HI, THIS IS C+SAR INCA.

Locanda delle Fate's album is one of the finest symphonic prog works from Italy. I cherish it as a stunning exposure of well crafted melodies, counterpoints, performed with finesse and emotional involvement

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For  more info visit http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=819

MP3, reviews available ...
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Hi:

I'm listening to it right now, so I thought this could be my first post.

This is the italian prog record I like most, although I must say there are some aspects of the movement that really doesn't grab me.

For me, the first 2

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This is a gorgeous album, but I wouldn't place it at the apex of Italian prog: that belongs IMO to Banco and PFM (don't ask me to choose between them, I couldn't) with Area close behind.

Still, none of that can detract from this late masterpiece

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Totally agree
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What about Locanda delle

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