Garybaldi - Astrolabio (1973) [flac] [prog rock] [TNT]
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------------------------------------------------------------------------- Garybaldi : Astrolabio ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Genre.........................: Rock Year..........................: 1973 Coutry........................: Italy Quality.......................: Lossless Channels......................: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit Included......................: CUE, LOG Eac Tags..........................: jazz,rock,tnt Ripped by.....................: anonymous (ed2k) Upload........................: gfrr.railroad ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Madre Di Cose Perdute.......: 20:30 2 Sette?......................: 21:26 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Credits ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guitars, Voice...............: "Bambi" P.N. Fossati Bass, Vocals.................: Sandro Serra Drums, Vocals................: Maurizio Cassinelli Keyboards....................: Lio Marchi Liner Notes..................: Shin Katayama ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------- «A band from Genova, Gleemen were formed around 1965 by Pier Niccolò "Bambi" Fossati, guitarist extraordinaire and Hendrix lover, and also included long time members Cassinelli and Traverso along with guitarist Marco Zoccheddu (later with Nuova Idea). Their only album, issued in 1970, is a good rock album, with strong 60's influences and some typical elements of later Garybaldi work: the wild, Hendrix-inspired guitar playing of Bambi, the organ background and a solid rhythm section. Some bluesy tracks are present, like the longest track on the LP Chi sei tu uomo, and the album has a very good average level, though by no means a progressive work. The same line-up changed name to Garybaldi in 1971, the only difference being a slighly more progressive oriented sound, keeping the same style as previous band, and the wild Hendrix-inspired guitar playing of Bambi Fossati above all.» «They had a very interesting debut with the single Marta Helmuth in 1971, the back cover of it stating "from now on we're not Gleemen, we're Garybaldi" to declare their change of style. Nuda, a year later, is a much more mature album than Gleemen, with the long beautiful suite Moretto da Brescia taking the whole of side two and the four tracks on side one also on a very good level. A very important album, housed in one of the best covers of the era, designed by cartoonist Guido Crepax. The band had an intense live playing, supporting the likes of Uriah Heep, Van der Graaf and even Santana in their Italian tours, and theirs was a constant presence at the most important Italian pop festivals in the early 70's.» Source: http://www.italianprog.com/a_garybaldi.htm ------------------------------------------------------------------------- More info (italian) http://forum.tntvillage.scambioetico.org/index.php?showtopic=225693