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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 30 2008 at 15:57
hello Friends i have heard these album again and is marvelouss checke my review:

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In the year of 1972 the Italian Progressive rock was developing almost all the slopes that existed in this context, as it shows are the works of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Premiata Forneria Marconi and Le Orme, among other very many groups, but remarcable it is the quick maturity of many of them in his sound and that almost all of them competed with the great names of world-wide the Progressive rock, it is the case of Yes, Genesis, Emerson, Lake and Palmer (ELP), and King Crimson, among others.

There is no doubt that great names many of these Italian groups and that its real and true one influence exerted it with the live in concert presentations and the spreading of their work, in this case with albums and simple that appeared in the noticeable world-wide and national markets.

Between all of them there is a group that beginning formally activities at the end of 1970 named Il Rovescio della Medaglia and the publication of this, its second titled disc Io Come Io, that is one of hidden jewels of the Progressive, full Rock of harmonic findings of very strong sonority, with a struggle sound and a line noticeably and oriented to the hard sound, heavy of the Progressive Rock. And that contains one of the best ones and more obtained works done between melodies touched by a distorted fuzzy bass, distorted guitar and an electrical one, that using an effect of distortion known like overdrive and fuzztone, the heaviest sound created than I have listened in an instrument of these, and that it resounds as giant in all the disc, without a doubt touching wildest and crude musical notes, harmonies and riffs that remembers of a Progressive group!

The group was integrated by Enzo Vita. - guitar, Ballarini. Pino - vocal and flute, Stefano Urso. – electric bass and Gino Campoli. - drums and this formation that is one of the best ones than have left the Italian Progressive rock offers this great disc to us which very it is not known by most of the fans the Progressive rock, nevertheless is of the albums more complexes as far as sound and execution of the subjects, are practically 28 minutes of the best form to touch a conceptual disc, that in this case is on the philosophy of Hegel, that speaks on the relation of subject object, but nevertheless, what excels are not the content of the lyrics, but the musical execution that is of highest flights, an interaction between the guitar of Vita and with effect overdrive and fuzz on the part of the bass of Urso, touching small classic scales directly distilled of the Italian masters and German ones, and that not very often has been made of this form; masters of the counterpoint, with subtle and innovating notes, that interaction between these two great ones of its instrument is carried out with singular dexterity in all the disc, and with improvised ornamentals variations, but with very concise subjects, meticulously made and prodigiously executed, that surprise the listener by the subtlety, it forces and delivery that does everyone in its instrument, the drum in charge of Campoli, very discreet but essential, and the voice of Ballarini that in all the recording, is precise and by its dramatic temperament, his modern harmonies is overwhelming with new sap the interaction of the group. A sound very dominant, furious and very little characteristic in the Italian scene of that then and which I consider one of the heaviest discs than has done in those latitudes, and that in all along the sound takes advantage of the obstinate bass playing one to recreate a mysterious atmosphere, dark and mystical, that remembers me to the fact by the excellent Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler and that used in his first works with that group.

Combined to previous also the electrical guitar of very heavy executed Vita and combining excelsos skillfully agreed and riffs, with delicate and brief acoustic passages that fit perfectly with the dark atmosphere of the disc. I believe that he is one of best discs than they have become in that country and that nevertheless it undergoes even of the ignorance of this mágnum opus by most of the admirers and specialists in Progressive Rock, since for the year 1973 this group would record what its masterpiece is considered: Contaminazione. Tending to devaluate unjustly to this disc, object of the review and to the first called album the Bibbia of 1971.

It is necessary to also mention that the production of the disc this made very well, in general terms, to grief that does not notice much the work of the drummer, since the guitar and the bass dominate much the sound. The cover also has an interesting history, the first editions contained a metal currency that was designed by the florentino artist Brandimarte, this edition is very rare now. The following editions left with a flat, dark bottom, and other that contained a hole in the place where it was the medallion. And also with base in this point I would like to stand out that in most of Progressive works, the covers or covers of discs were essential part within the recording or album and that they reflected the attitude or the atmosphere that the disc wanted to transmit and that, in most of the cases was true masterpieces. Let us go to the songs:

1. - Io. - The song that opens to this disc based on the work of German philosopher Hegel, with a gong and excellent phrasing from the big drum of Campoli in the beginning and later to begin the furious note interchange being Urso and Vita, that, as cracked dominates the listener and which they show an inexhaustible verb, with passages in where simply they do not leave breathing, since they happen from a rate to another one, of a series of notes to a polyphonic and refined change that, so as sleigh, is taking to you that you appreciate the masters, free and power of the form to touch of this great group and that demonstrates the flexibility of melody combined with the rigorous counterpoint, characteristic of the Roman school. Harmonic note creators, polyphonic, very aggressive and that within this musical piece encounter riffs much very heavy that is combined with the treatment of the effect that occupies the electric bass and that heightens that power that transmits. Without doubt it is an energetic disc beginning. Excellent.

2. - Fenomeno. - This song is divided in two sections that are titled a) Proiezione and b) Rappresentazione, in fact this song begins very similar to Io but later choirs made by the musicians enter (very characteristic of those years and type Uriah Heep) and next an energetic acoustic guitar makes their appearance, executed skillfully to appear the pair bass/guitar with their wall of sound and making delicious scales simply and that they demonstrate the creativity, elegance and deep knowledge to us of the chromatic musical phantom, without a doubt a dynamic language and that is descriptive music, dramatic and overflowing, by minute 4:00 appears the acoustic guitar, recreating a cried out but nonpastoral atmosphere, dark and rather very spiritual and that flute executed by embellish Pine this atmosphere, also the voice of this same one, is been reconciled parsimoniously to the rhythmic rate of melody, there is no doubt that Rovescio della Medaglia is characterized by the vigor and the brightness of their compositions and those created skillful interludes is of an exceptional greatness. But from the 6:10 they show a furious counterattack to us on the part of all the group, a true one I release the brakes musical comedy, that goes with a rabid rate breaking through with hard and elaborated notes and that without losing the dark line that has the disc, they take us to a end of anthology, plenty of rage, are evidently overcoming notes, scales and poli ferocious rates to crown one of the best songs of the Progressive rock and with one of the best examples of combination of Progressive rock with noticeable heavy elements in its structure and that also contains all the musical elements of this great Roman group. As far as the lyrics told .I feel that the group borrow of Hegel some paragraphs of the Phenomenology of the Spirit (main book of Hegel), and it adapted it to the concept of the subject-object that they wanted to show in the disc, and that are one of the characteristics of the philosophical thought of the German idealism and that with this philosopher arrives at its Maximum heights. Excellent.

3. - Non Io. It would be possible to be said that is the calmest song of the album, perhaps but believe me that it also contains, that characteristic heavy element that has this great disc, this begin very pastoral and a little melancholic, but of that absent, strange and mystical melancholy and that beautiful flute accompanies by separated and distracted way. After small interludes heavy, Pine delights to us with its voice (that by the way does not appear much in all the recording), accompanied by simple guitar and bass Ursa remembering us that from any moment to another one, unties like unleash the devilish dragoon. Solid work of battery on the part of Gino and that in any case maintains incessant and frank a rate, later of a single brilliant of guitar of Enzo, in minute 4:49 to minute 5:12 is listened to finesse musical passage where Ballarini remembers the fact by groups like Uriah Heep, Osanna or Premiata Forneria Marconi, interludes the evocative and very poetic to but pure Italian Progressive style, there is no doubt that Rovescio della Medaglia shines by its sovereign balance of refined elegance, of touch security and of concision that not always occurs in many groups. And finally group us prescribes once again that duple Enzo/Stefano, which with a series of explosive notes in his respective instruments, they come to an auditory assault of great proportions, with notes, sounds and harmonies, that they would cause envies it of groups like Led Zeppelín or Black Sabbath, (and which they remember the fact by the group in his previous album the Bibbia), without a doubt an excellent musical piece. Excellent.

4. - Io come Io. – The theme of this majestic disc and that also divides in two sub subjects a)Divenire and b) Logica and that it contains probably the heaviest riff of all the album than i have listened, these are 7:02 minutes that do not leave breathing, nor stone on stone, is as if they had said to the group: play with full and brutal force, and the result denotes a rabid temperament and precise that it does not despise the subtle dissonances but, that know to handle the counterpoint with freedom and which they demonstrate to the fineness behind all that brutal sound, with a rhythmic and strange rate from the Campolli drummer and an excellent melodic voice on the part of Ballarini, they do that the duet Enzo Vita and Stefano Ursa shines in the stop, with this baroque style to touch notes they maintain an abutment of melody of so solid and restricted way that one listens as is squeezing the harmonies, rate and syncope, without stopping, and with a really monstrous force, it would dare to me to say that it is the heaviest song never recorded by some progressive group in Italy, and I say it with base in the musical structure that they use. Also it is necessary to remark the great use of the timbales that Pine as of minute 4:00 does, giving a tone of rare shining to the song.

There is no doubt that the group is musical and composers of surprising fecundity, in the end use an efficient and fresh rate, combined with guitar/bass, and correct a single one of guitar, without a doubt a musical and hard absolute piece, like the Hegelian philosophy! Excellent.

Finally it is necessary to add that by its conception of the chromatist, to give to each line unaccustomed amplitude and elegance, excels polyphonic refinement, combined with an incessant and fierce rate. And all the contained songs are characterized by a capable structure, where melody prevails and where the group is pleased in valorizing the different sonorous planes, the games and the rings of the instrument as well as the baroque interaction of the guitar and the bass which they obviously denote the influence of musicians like J. S..Bach or Vivaldi, and who one does not recognize them by the so aggressive form to touch causes them that this it is an essential piece of any Progressive collection.





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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 30 2008 at 17:00
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

Springsong is excellent, indeed and I do agree that Winterthrough is even better.
 
Maybe Winterthrough will grow on me, but now I found some its parts a little repetative.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 30 2008 at 17:40
Ordered today from WaysideThumbs%20Up
 
Fabrizio de Andre & PFM - In Concerto Vol. II (1979)
Rustichelli & Bordini - Opera Prima (1973)
Riccardo Cocciante - Mu (1972)
PFM - Jet Lag (1977)
Rocky's Filj - Storia di uomini e non (1973)
Cherry Five - s/t (1974)
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 30 2008 at 18:29
Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Ordered today from WaysideThumbs%20Up
 
Fabrizio de Andre & PFM - In Concerto Vol. II (1979)
Rustichelli & Bordini - Opera Prima (1973)
Riccardo Cocciante - Mu (1972)
PFM - Jet Lag (1977)
Rocky's Filj - Storia di uomini e non (1973)
Cherry Five - s/t (1974)
 
All Excelentes Choices!!!!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 30 2008 at 21:57
It was tough to narrow down to six, they had some pretty good stuff there.  Three of the ones I haven't heard before...can't waitSmile
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BANCO DEL MUTUO SOCCORSO — Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso
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4%20stars 4.5 stars. I much prefer this one to the follow up "Darwin!". This debut from BANCO is maybe not as polished or complex as "Darwin!" yet it's more accessible and for me more enjoyable. "In Volo" is haunting to begin with until spoken words come in with flute.This contrast continues. "R.I.P.(Requiescant In Pace)" is uptempo right out of the gate.Vocals join in quickly,and they are amazing as usual.It gets jazzy 1 1/2 minutes in.Excellent piano after 2 minutes.Vocals are back before 3 1/2 minutes.A calm before 4 minutes as piano plays on.Great sound when drums and vocals join in.The most emotional part of the record is 6 minutes in.An uptempo melody ends it. "Passaggio" opens with the sound of someone walking along, then he sits down and starts to play the harsichord and sing.He then stops,gets up and walks away.Cool. "Metamorfosi" opens with pounding drums and guitar.This rocks! Piano joins in.Great sound. It then calms down as organ comes in powerfully.Piano then takes over.So wonderfully played.Drums and a full sound before 3 minutes.Organ is back 4 minutes in.The guitar and organ trade solos and check out the drumming! It settles down again before some passionate guitar and drumming come in around 8 1/2 minutes.Vocals follow.Nice. Piano and organ create some magic as the drums pound.Some filthy organ joins in as well. "Il Giardino Del Mago" opens with a dark mood.Drums and organ join in briefly and then vocal melodies.Guitar,organ and drums lead the way 2 1/2 minutes in.It stops as that dark mood returns with piano and vocals quietly playing.It's 5 1/2 minutes in when the tempo picks up with vocals.This is such a great melody that stops 7 1/2 minutes in as it gets dark again with piano. Vocals return 10 minutes in.It's uptempo again before 11 1/2 minutes.Amazing sound.A calm 13 minutes in.It's sinister sounding 16 minutes in.The tempo picks up again to end it. "Traccia" opens with some incredible piano as drums join in then vocal melodies.A fuller and faster melody 1 1/2 minutes in. The Nocenzi brothers on the dual keyboards are the stars of this album."Metamorfosi" is my favourite track.


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 06:32
Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Ordered today from WaysideThumbs%20Up
 
Fabrizio de Andre & PFM - In Concerto Vol. II (1979)
Rustichelli & Bordini - Opera Prima (1973)
Riccardo Cocciante - Mu (1972)
PFM - Jet Lag (1977)
Rocky's Filj - Storia di uomini e non (1973)
Cherry Five - s/t (1974)


all excellent choices... hope you enjoy that de Andre album as I did.

which version of Opera Prima did you get? 

Mu is classic... that was one that Raff strongly recommended to me.. and if I remember right.. it's a real favorite of Andrea C.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 07:01
^^^
 
Indeed MU has a special place in my heart.Wink
 
 
Rustichelli and Bordini's Opera Prima is also a terrific album.
 
Opera Prima by I Pooh is also interesting but this is another story...LOL
 
 
 
There are good news from the Italian Prog Chronicle:
 

Nuova Era has been reformed by keyboardist Walter Pini within two ex Taproban David Guidoni and Guglielmo Mariotti on drums and bass.

 

The band has recorded the track "Lasciate ogni speranza o voi che entrate". for a new compilation by Musea records dedicated to Dante's Inferno. Special guest Alessandro Papotto, famous sax player of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso and founder of the interesting band Periferia del Mondo.

 

You can listen to the track from the Nuova Era myspace page: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=158911637

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 07:09
 
                 Hello fellow Italian progheads, here's a bit overlooked new Italian progrock band:
 
 
AINUR%20Children%20of%20Hurin%20progressive%20rock%20album%20and%20reviews Italian Symphonic Prog
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AINUR — Children of Hurin
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This is a CD/DVD box set that contains a wonderful 32 page booklet in which you can read how about this Tolkien inspired dark concept story (taken from the book Silmarillion). The music is performed by musicians who use a wide range of instruments, from harp, violin, French horn, clarinet and flute to keyboards and many male and female singers like a bass bariton. The amount of classical instruments is a strong indication what we can expect from Ainur during the 13 songs on Children Of Hurin.

CD: The first composition Morgoth’s Prophecy is an impressive start, we can enjoy lots of dynamics between the classical instruments and the electric guitar and sensational Minimoog synthesizer flights, layered with classically trained vocals. The other 11 songs also deliver a blend of classic and progrock music with the emphasis a bit more on classical. But just when it tends too sound a bit too classical, the music turns into fluent, often sumptuous progrock like sparkling piano, porpulsive guitar and lush organ in Mim And The Outlaws, sweeping guitar riffs and fat Minimoog runs in The Sack Of Nargothrond and beautiful interplay between electric guitar and the Minimoog with a progmetal sounding rhythm-section in Glaurung’s Death, Ainur succeeds to keep my attention during the entire album! The sound on Children Of Hurin is in the vein of their debut CD entitled From Ancient Times (2007), I tend to prefer their second effort and I am very curious to the development of this promising new Italian progrock band.

DVD: The main footage is the Original Ainur Live Video featuring two songs from the Children Of Hurin CD, we can witness that Ainur is very capable to perform their story on stage, also in the track War Of Wrath (on the From Ancient Times album) that contains heavy guitarwork, pleasant keyboardwork by two members along violins and a bariton, great tension between two musical styles. Finally two live songs from earlier concerts in this section. The other extra’s are Interview, Recording Sessions, Ainur History Documentary, Ainu Live Documentary and Extra Video.

A big hand for the unknown new Italian progrock band Ainur, they deserve a bit more attention on this site! My rating: a very solid 3,5 stars, next album 4 stars?

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 08:00
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

^^^
 
Indeed MU has a special place in my heart.Wink
 
 
Opera Prima by I Pooh is also interesting but this is another story...LOL
 
 
 


soon as as I add Cocciante I can't wait to hear that story LOL If it's fit to be told in a reivew hahahha Wink I love that album as well. 

I will be reviewing Opera Prima when I get back... have a whole slate of reviews to uncork upon the forum. 

Including this gem of an album I somehow missed....  any of you got Battiato's La Convenzione.  The man never fails to amaze me.

Will be adding Juri Camisasca when I return as well..... finally have had a chance to hear his work with Battiato. Could have added him earlier based on print resourses...but did want to hear the material first.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 09:15
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by jimmy_row jimmy_row wrote:

Ordered today from WaysideThumbs%20Up
 
Fabrizio de Andre & PFM - In Concerto Vol. II (1979)
Rustichelli & Bordini - Opera Prima (1973)
Riccardo Cocciante - Mu (1972)
PFM - Jet Lag (1977)
Rocky's Filj - Storia di uomini e non (1973)
Cherry Five - s/t (1974)


all excellent choices... hope you enjoy that de Andre album as I did.

which version of Opera Prima did you get? 

Mu is classic... that was one that Raff strongly recommended to me.. and if I remember right.. it's a real favorite of Andrea C.
I've already heard most of the de Andre album and I have the first part anyway...so it was a no-brainerWink  My fave track is also one of yours - the cover of Romance in Durango, in fact I like this one almost as much as the original. 
 
I think that Opera Prima is the Japanese mini, it was on sale; they also have the Italian version which is probably better...I'd meant to ask somebody about that...
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 09:21
you made the right choice...  the Japanese mini is the ONLY version to get of that album.  The Italian edition's suck....  the moog bass parts are inaudible.. a disaster of a remaster.

hahhaha.. I like that...have to remember that one for a review by-line.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 09:23
Originally posted by Andrea Cortese Andrea Cortese wrote:

^^^
 
Indeed MU has a special place in my heart.Wink
 
 
Rustichelli and Bordini's Opera Prima is also a terrific album.
 
Opera Prima by I Pooh is also interesting but this is another story...LOL
 
 
 
There are good news from the Italian Prog Chronicle:
 

Nuova Era has been reformed by keyboardist Walter Pini within two ex Taproban David Guidoni and Guglielmo Mariotti on drums and bass.

 

The band has recorded the track "Lasciate ogni speranza o voi che entrate". for a new compilation by Musea records dedicated to Dante's Inferno. Special guest Alessandro Papotto, famous sax player of Banco del Mutuo Soccorso and founder of the interesting band Periferia del Mondo.

 

You can listen to the track from the Nuova Era myspace page: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=158911637

I hope they get together and put some more material out, it would be great to have them back in the Italian scene with the load of new bands coming out. 
 
And now I remember that MU is the one with that crazy multi-part foldout...I should've found the LP version!
 
 
 
 
Micky:  We expect to hear all about the MUSIC part of your trip when you get homeWinkLOL
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 09:26
oh sure.. and knowing me.. I'll weave ..err.. some of the non-musical parts into some of my reviews hahha.  Got some albums that need to be reviewed here.. very very few reviews. 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 09:30
LOLClap  Same here with the reviews...I tend to require weeks of therapy after each one before I can do another one to get my self-esteem back up.  I'm surprised to hear that about the Italian version of Opera Prima; usually those versions are pretty good, especially the packaging...guess I'll have to consult the experts more often on these.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 31 2008 at 13:32
Andrea C - Good call Heart

just got back from a search and destroy mission... and torturing Raff as she cooks dinner with this.



 GREAT album... love it. At half the price when I saw it here last time I was here hahha.  Always the bargain shopper..


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2008 at 06:27
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Andrea C - Good call Heart

just got back from a search and destroy mission... and torturing Raff as she cooks dinner with this.



 GREAT album... love it. At half the price when I saw it here last time I was here hahha.  Always the bargain shopper..


 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2008 at 06:35
I saw that Mandy.... thanks...  got some new additions coming down the pike next week.. keep your eyes open. Love your reviews.   When I get back home I plan on hitting reviewing harder and working more on promoting.  Starting with the Pooh... don't have many.. but what I have ...I want to review.  Interesting group.... plus I think I got a good haul of albums this trip.  RPI and my rapidly expanding German collection... found a bunch  on sale at the Ricordi shop on the Via Corso.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2008 at 09:27
Well... It will be that I am happy to have resolved the health problem more serious... It will be the atmosphere that I have around... Although lacking the girlfriend...(!) But I must tell you that I am really pleased the inclusion of I Pooh!
 
Also because I am rediscovering the origins of Prog... All things considered I'm discovering that a group  Beat like I Corvi (The Ravens) produced Proto... Ehm ... Proto Proto Prog(!).
 
And all this is pushing me into a new dimension!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 01 2008 at 15:08
pffff... who needs women when you have your health... and regular doses of Pooh hahhah.

Glad to hear all is well Mandy. 
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