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    Posted: August 23 2006 at 23:18
At the moment, I'd have to say River of Life, but this could always change.
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Originally posted by Zoso Zoso wrote:

At the moment, I'd have to say River of Life, but this could always change.
"Il Banchetto," beautiful mid instrumental section. (At the moment).
 
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If you love River of Life that much, just listen to Appena Un Po' which is their own original version of this song when they first performed it in italian. I personally prefer that one.

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There are many great PFM songs to choose from, but for me it's the original studio version of Dove Quando, with its gorgeous symphonic mellotron melody, and Mauro Pagani's mesmerizing, Ian McDonald like flute. This is classic symphonic prog, it doesn't get much better than this.

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Impressioni di settembre, Generale and Per un Amico are my favorites, can't choose really. 
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Dove Quando... I & II.
Over land and under ashes
In the sunlight, see - it flashes
Find a fly and eat his eye
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Impressioni di settembre, with Dove Quando and Per Un Amico as runners-up
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Appena Un Po I'd say... too many runners up to list. All-'round awesomeness.
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I'd choose L'Isola Di Niente, but Il Banchetto comes close behind.
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"L'Isola Di Niente" still remains my favourite song --> great choir, guitars, mysterious  atmosphere...
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E-festa!!!! amazing transition near the middle sectioon!
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Theres something about the transition at about 2:35 in Appena un Po' that never sits well with me, i think it is very out of place.
 
They go from peaceful flute, nice medievil sounding stuff to this basically rocking guitar sound, a bit too much too fast for me.  Never understood the love for that.
 
I do enjoy the song thought, not quite as good an album as Storia.
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Apena un po
Ars longa , vita brevis
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"La carrozza di Hans"

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Originally posted by Trotsky Trotsky wrote:

Impressioni di settembre, with Dove Quando and Per Un Amico as runners-up

Im listening to Impressioni, and although its the only song from them I know...I dont believe there is something they have done that can top it...that keys!!!...is it a mellotron?
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L' Isola Di Niente  Big smile  
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

L' Isola Di Niente  Big smile  
 
Was listening to that just this afternoon, while traveleing.
 
It's hard to pick a favorite. I have so many in rotation right now. Let's just say I love me some P mutha%$#*in' FM.
 
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I agree wholeheartedly  River of Life is plain sumptuous with 2 major "moments of utter genius" 1- when the drums kick in and when the main synth-mellotron melody kicks in- Goosebumps then, now and in between. Clap
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I must agree wholeheartedly, River of Life contains 2 absolutely brilliant
moments of utter musical genius, first when DiCioccio enters the fray a la Bonham on Stairway to Heaven and then when the mad violin introduces the main symphonic melody led by synth and the tron . ThomasClapClapClap
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I must agree wholeheartedly, River of Life contains 2 absolutely brilliant
moments of utter musical genius, first when DiCioccio enters the fray a la Bonham on Stairway to Heaven and then when the mad violin introduces the main symphonic melody led by synth and the tron . ThomasClapClapClap
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