IO NON SO DA DOVE VENGO E NON SO DOVE MAI ANDRÒ, UOMO È IL NOME CHE MI HAN DATO

I have read mixed review about this one...but, personally I found it very enjoyable, full of acustic turns; you have to think of either Tull of Focus as a main influence, because of the use of flute (heavy at times). Definitively, progressive rock guitar base with some hard parts and sporadicaly use of the sax...by the way Italian lyrics..the singer has a graspy voice, but is quite good and at times he seems that almost is speaking rather than singing (which I found amusing). If you like to experiment on Italian progressive rock get it!!!!.. Now, if you can not live without synths as a main instrument, look elsewhere. I would not call it a Masterpiece, but in my book still is a hidden Italian progressive rock gem, that actually stand firm against some of the others solo albums on that time. Regarding the new package (Italian digipack) is absolutely fantastic..I just love this album, and showed around; but that is just me. A very good effort, that worth a listen.