70's RPI want list

I would love to see Barabba in a nice gatefold reissue.....they could start a small series on the Christian RPI branch......and yeah.....something about snowmen and hell, flying pigs, etc

GRAMIGNA : GRAN DISORDINE SOTTO IL CIELO

This largely unknown group from northern Italy has only released an album, but this can be a nice surprise to anyone into the Canterbury/Rock In Opposition sound, that only had good releases in Italy by STORMY SIX and PICCHIO DAL POZZO.Their ten-track concept album "Gran disordine sotto il cielo" has strong similarities with the english group HENRY COW in the use of the female voice of Françoise Godard and such instruments as bassoon, oboe and violin. An interesting album indeed, this deserves to be heard.
Tracklist:
1. Per 2. Alice nel pozzo 3. Alice e le regine 4. Alice oltre lo specchio 5. Piccole voci 6. Ombre rosse 7. Per il bene della patria 8. È una notte 9. Arrivano i barbari 10. Tarantola

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT1QjCrIHKo

 

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Times are changing. In Paris  music stores close everyday. Others open, smaller, but they need labels to provide them in material. I am convinced that the survival and prosperity of these labels depend today of a pre dialogue with the audience. Concerning reissues, interested listeners might go pre order a unavalaible work, then, depending on the number of pre orders, the record company would decide the number of copies to provide. I believe that this is the future, or at least a necessary transformation of the present.

I only have the Orchestra Njervudarov album, and love it.  The others are new to me, and look forward to checking them out anon  ( listening to other stuff now and don't wish to interrupt it).  If I don't comment again, or take the time to vote, it won't mean that I haven't checked out the others (I'm an infrequent PA user/ poster/ logger-inner now).

EDIT: Having listened to clips from the others I still gave the album I know a vote.


Edited by Logan - February 26 2013 at 17:50

Surely they would only need to run off a couple of hundred copies? It might take a little while to sell through them all, but eventually I have no doubt they'd be gone and sought after like a lot of those 90's/early 2000 releases are now! :)

It makes no sense the companies holding onto the rights of albums like this. All that happens is either people don't get to hear them, or they resort to dodgy downloads passed around just to get to hear them...

Besides, wouldn't it be better for these companies to, you know, make SOME money off them, as opposed to NO money off them at all?

Orchestra Njervudarov...though all four for sure.

That's why this poll exists

Thanks for your vote, Sag. A few hundreds more and maybe BTF will open his eyes on those sleepy gems.