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Well, he descended into horror when he started making awful disco-pop albums in the late '70s...Dead
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Aria by Alan Sorrenti is a very good album, beit in Italian vocals I cant understand him but he sounds like Dracula at the Opera!
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Il Rovescio della Medaglia - La Bibbia (Hard Rock with prog influences)
Area - Maledetti (Fusion)
Picchio dal Pozzo - S/T
Deus Ex Machina - De Republica
De De Lind - Io Non So Da Dove Vengo... (kind of Art Rock)
Dedalus - S/T (fusion)
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giobia's not in the archives, but they are certainly very heavily prog influenced if not outright prog.  anyway, they're psychedelic and really fantastic.
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Points: 27802 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 01 2006 at 13:50
Originally posted by memowakeman memowakeman wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by anael anael wrote:


Universal Totem Orchestra (Zeuhl)
Jacula (Gothic?)
Antonius Rex (Gothic?)
Sangiuliano (Avant Garde?)
Roberto Cacciapaglia (Avant Garde?)
Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano (Psychedelic)
La Compagnia Digitale (Electronic-Prog)
La Zona (Post-Rock)
Orchestra Njervudarov ( i really don't know....but they were very good)
 
Gotic are not an Italian band,they are from Spain.
 
But Anael didnt mention Gotic ...
He said that Jacula and Antonius Rex are Gothic Music or something LOL
 
I just noticed that!!!!!Embarrassed What the heck is wrong with me today?Confused
 
My apologies to anael,sorry dude.


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Originally posted by paulindigo paulindigo wrote:

What about Alan Sorrenti - Aria?
 
Aria is a masterpiece! Not everyone's cup of tea, but impressive.
 
Aria -- album cover
 
This one is more diffucult to listen to, but the song Serenesse is beautiful!
 
Come un vecchio incensiere all'alba di un villaggio deserto -- album cover
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by anael anael wrote:


Universal Totem Orchestra (Zeuhl)
Jacula (Gothic?)
Antonius Rex (Gothic?)
Sangiuliano (Avant Garde?)
Roberto Cacciapaglia (Avant Garde?)
Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano (Psychedelic)
La Compagnia Digitale (Electronic-Prog)
La Zona (Post-Rock)
Orchestra Njervudarov ( i really don't know....but they were very good)
 
Gotic are not an Italian band,they are from Spain.
But Anael didnt mention Gotic ...
He said that Jacula and Antonius Rex are Gothic Music or something LOL

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Originally posted by anael anael wrote:


Universal Totem Orchestra (Zeuhl)
Jacula (Gothic?)
Antonius Rex (Gothic?)
Sangiuliano (Avant Garde?)
Roberto Cacciapaglia (Avant Garde?)
Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano (Psychedelic)
La Compagnia Digitale (Electronic-Prog)
La Zona (Post-Rock)
Orchestra Njervudarov ( i really don't know....but they were very good)
 
Gotic are not an Italian band,they are from Spain.


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What about Alan Sorrenti - Aria?
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Area - Crac!

Great Italian Jazz-fusion.
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[/QUOTE]good call on Goblin and Picchio dal Pozzo

I don't have the Pierrot Lunaire or Franco Battiato albums  though .... sound interesting though..
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Try streaming them. Both have good examples available here. (I'd choose Pollution over Una Cellula)
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Battiato is still a very interesting artist, though nowadays he does rather different things. I saw him live quite a few years ago, when he'd just became a very popular pop artist with songs such as "L'era del cinghiale bianco". I absolutely loved the concert, though I did not really expect to at first. If you are open-minded, you can enjoy even his poppier output, as its quality is very high indeed - though it helps if you understand Italian.
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Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

All the ones I know of are already mentioned except These four:

A personal favorite is Pierrot Lunaire: Gudrun. Their unique, uneven, avantgardistic, fun, weird, evil, beautiful and mediavelsounding secondalbum. Wonderful vocals by mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Darby. Stream Giovane Madre.


Picchio dal Pozzo's debutalbum is canterburyinspired jazz rock. A classic. No streams available.


Franco Battiato: Pollution and Sulle Corde di Aries is spacey, electronic and experimental, but with very melodic and catchy songs.


Goblin made lots of soundtracks for Dario Argento's horror movies. This album, and the soundtrack to Profondo Rosso are both good.



good call on Goblin and Picchio dal Pozzo

I don't have the Pierrot Lunaire or Franco Battiato albums  though .... sound interesting though..
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All the ones I know of are already mentioned except These four:

A personal favorite is Pierrot Lunaire: Gudrun. Their unique, uneven, avantgardistic, fun, weird, evil, beautiful and mediavelsounding secondalbum. Wonderful vocals by mezzo-soprano Jacqueline Darby. Stream Giovane Madre.


Picchio dal Pozzo's debutalbum is canterburyinspired jazz rock. A classic. No streams available.


Franco Battiato: Pollution and Sulle Corde di Aries is spacey, electronic and experimental, but with very melodic and catchy songs.


Goblin made lots of soundtracks for Dario Argento's horror movies. This album, and the soundtrack to Profondo Rosso are both good.



Edited by Rocktopus - June 01 2006 at 00:12
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The Watch: Vacuum, though very similar to symphonic.
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Universal Totem Orchestra (Zeuhl)
Jacula (Gothic?)
Antonius Rex (Gothic?)
Sangiuliano (Avant Garde?)
Roberto Cacciapaglia (Avant Garde?)
Le Stelle Di Mario Schifano (Psychedelic)
La Compagnia Digitale (Electronic-Prog)
La Zona (Post-Rock)
Orchestra Njervudarov ( i really don't know....but they were very good)
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Originally posted by memowakeman memowakeman wrote:

Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Deus Ex Machina
It suppose that i love Deus ex Machina ... how could i forget them LOL
 
Equilibrismo da Insofferenza, Cinque are my suggestions !
 
Great albums,especially Equilibrismo da Insofferenza.Clap


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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Deus Ex Machina
It suppose that i love Deus ex Machina ... how could i forget them LOL
 
Equilibrismo da Insofferenza, Cinque are my suggestions !

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