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Pozzo dei Giganti (cool!)



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I have no trouble with Simonetti's Goblin site,
up and running.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Goblin-Claudio-Simonettis/608532229212354

Concerts were cancelled out of contract conflicts.

Chery Five reunion is really cool. A band reunites that never exited at all (they where already Goblin when they recorded that album)

The "other" Goblin is also in running order:
https://www.facebook.com/goblinofficialpage?notif_t=fbpage_fan_invite

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Nick, I just went to the `Simonetti's Goblin' website, clciked on the Facebook link there....and nothing. The page has gone, so makes me wonder if that incarnation has folded as well...
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Aussie-Byrd-Brother Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 01 2014 at 11:19
Actually Nick, I don't think any of the current `Claudio Simeonetti's Goblin' or `New Goblin' members are part of that Cherry Five line-up, so don't know what happened...HAve you checked their sites of Facebook pages? Sorry to hear about that, mate!
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Hey there Den-izens, were any of you aware that Cherry Five, the pre-Goblin band, have reformed?! Two of the original members Tartarini Antonio and Carlo Bordini have added Gianluci De Rossi of modern RPI band Taproban on keyboards (an exceptional player!), Pino Sallusti on bass and Ludwig Piccinini on guitar.

They are currently recording a new album that translates to `The Well of the Giants', and it wll be out on Black Widow later in the year!

Exciting news for some of us I'm sure!


That is amazing news and could shed some light as to why my Goblin concert got cancelled for July 18th.


Still great news though. Thank you my buddy.
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Hey there Den-izens, were any of you aware that Cherry Five, the pre-Goblin band, have reformed?! Two of the original members Tartarini Antonio and Carlo Bordini have added Gianluci De Rossi of modern RPI band Taproban on keyboards (an exceptional player!), Pino Sallusti on bass and Ludwig Piccinini on guitar.

They are currently recording a new album that translates to `The Well of the Giants', and it wll be out on Black Widow later in the year!

Exciting news for some of us I'm sure!
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Just wasnted to share some Raccomandata Ricevuta Ritorno...


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Originally posted by Finnforest Finnforest wrote:

Been a while since I visited this one....perfect for a summer night. Checked their website and it appears there is no news....maybe this band will end up a one-off, in the tradition of some of the classic bands....


But what a tradition, Jim!
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Been a while since I visited this one....perfect for a summer night.  Checked their website and it appears there is no news....maybe this band will end up a one-off, in the tradition of some of the classic bands....



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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

Two albums from Argentina inspired by the 70's RPI movement. Great stuff !

Pierre, I bought the CD reissue of this one about a year ago, some of the vocals are a little dated, but it's generally excellent. I've kept it on my Ipod so I can eventually review if hopefully!

Originally posted by progbethyname progbethyname wrote:

Astrolabio.
Buddy, I forgot to tell you that I very much enjoyed your review on their debut album. 5 beans huh? That's high praise. Looks like i shall lend an ear....or 2!

I think you'll dig this one too, Nick! Check out this promo track of samples of the album:



As soon as there's some full clips I'll post them.


that was cool.

Thank you for the rock degressivo Italiano.
Gimmie my headphones now!!! 🎧🤣
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Dunno, my 'D-Day' is tomorrow............(just ask Aussie-Byrd......).
If I never appear on P.A. again, blame it on IGA.......
Seriously though, still, to this day, my ultimate, ultra-fave RPI fave has got to be Le Orme's Uomo di Pezza. May this fact be known ( and I have well over 100 RPI Prog LP's).......
Hard to beat this Orme album for me.....


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Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

The link 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWa5u0Kf66U


Thank you my fine feathered friend!  The work location I am at today blocks the Tube...
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The link 

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWa5u0Kf66U

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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Dunno, my 'D-Day' is tomorrow............(just ask Aussie-Byrd......).
If I never appear on P.A. again, blame it on IGA.......
Seriously though, still, to this day, my ultimate, ultra-fave RPI fave has got to be Le Orme's Uomo di Pezza. May this fact be known ( and I have well over 100 RPI Prog LP's).......
Hard to beat this Orme album for me.....

Hope you survived your D-Day!  That Le Orme album was my second RPI album that I purchased and is in my top 3 of RPI...so far.

Been listening to this one lately, good stuff!Thumbs Up
Reale Accademia Di Musica Reale Accademia Di Musica  album cover

Real accademia di musica, its on the Tube...sorry do not have the link handy.
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My fav Le Orme too. Heart But there are 6 albums from them that I adore. 
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Dunno, my 'D-Day' is tomorrow............(just ask Aussie-Byrd......).
If I never appear on P.A. again, blame it on IGA.......
Seriously though, still, to this day, my ultimate, ultra-fave RPI fave has got to be Le Orme's Uomo di Pezza. May this fact be known ( and I have well over 100 RPI Prog LP's).......
Hard to beat this Orme album for me.....

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Yes, I love it Pierre, might listen to it on the way home from work soon!

Other then where they originate from, does the Sintesis one have any relation to the Agnus album? Beautiful artwork on that one too! Will give the clip a spin when I'm home - short album at 27 minutes!
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Very good album, Mike. Personally I prefer the Sintesis album from 76. But only Lp.
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Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

Two albums from Argentina inspired by the 70's RPI movement. Great stuff !

Pierre, I bought the CD reissue of this one about a year ago, some of the vocals are a little dated, but it's generally excellent. I've kept it on my Ipod so I can eventually review if hopefully!

Originally posted by progbethyname progbethyname wrote:

Astrolabio.
Buddy, I forgot to tell you that I very much enjoyed your review on their debut album. 5 beans huh? That's high praise. Looks like i shall lend an ear....or 2!

I think you'll dig this one too, Nick! Check out this promo track of samples of the album:



As soon as there's some full clips I'll post them.
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