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A visitor to the blog asked me to post again a few albums with links Cimiti. This is the first of these re-post, together with the original comments: "Scolopendra" of Alluminogeni (posted June 25, 2007).
A visitor to my blog asked me to post again Some albums, the links of Which Proved to be bad ones, This is the first re-post, Accompanied by the original comments: "Scolopendra" by Alluminogeni (original post: June 25th, 2007).
After four individuals (oriented commercial music) published between 1970 and 1971, the trio from Turin, "Alluminogeni" created in 1972 "Scolopendra", their only album training would soon come to the dissolution.
an interesting album in the Italian prog of the time, but not enough to stand comparison with the masterpieces of that period published by groups such as Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Le Orme, Premiata Forneria Marconi, etc..
A good album, after all - not "essential", but still worth a listen. NOTE: Since this is a "concept", I thought it appropriate to post it in full ("unsplit").
an interesting album in the Italian prog of the time, but not enough to stand comparison with the masterpieces of that period published by groups such as Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Le Orme, Premiata Forneria Marconi, etc..
A good album, after all - not "essential", but still worth a listen. NOTE: Since this is a "concept", I thought it appropriate to post it in full ("unsplit").
personal mark ( poor / poor / fair / good / separate / very good / excellent ): Distinguished .
After releasing four easy-listening singles in 1970 and 1971, "Alluminogeni" (a trio from Turin, Italy) Made Their only album, Scolopendra "in 1972, before disbanding in a short time.
Quite an interesting album within the Italian progressive scene of the 1970s, which cannot in any case stand comparison with contemporary Italian prog masterpieces, such as the ones released by Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Le Orme, Premiata Forneria Marconi, etc.
All in all, a fairly good album - not an essential one, yet a record that is worth being listening to. NOTE: Considering the “concept” nature of the work, the latter has been posted “unsplit”.
Quite an interesting album within the Italian progressive scene of the 1970s, which cannot in any case stand comparison with contemporary Italian prog masterpieces, such as the ones released by Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Le Orme, Premiata Forneria Marconi, etc.
All in all, a fairly good album - not an essential one, yet a record that is worth being listening to. NOTE: Considering the “concept” nature of the work, the latter has been posted “unsplit”.
My personal mark (very poor / poor / pass / good / fairly good / very good / excellent): Fairly good .
Alluminogeni (1972):
Patrick Aluminium - keyboards, vocals (keyboards, vocals)
Enrico Cagliero - guitar, bass (guitar, bass)
Enrico Cagliero - guitar, bass (guitar, bass)
Ostorero Daniel - drums percussion (drums and percussions)
TRACK LIST:
1. Nature and the Universe (7'58 ")
2. Scolopendra (3'43 ")
3. That's smoke there (2'47 ")
4. The star of Atades (4'39 ")
5. Thrilling (7'07 ")
6. Cosmo (3'34 ")
7. Planet (6'54 ")
2. Scolopendra (3'43 ")
3. That's smoke there (2'47 ")
4. The star of Atades (4'39 ")
5. Thrilling (7'07 ")
6. Cosmo (3'34 ")
7. Planet (6'54 ")
Total Duration (total running time): 38'02"
Scolopendra (Alluminogeni) - 69.5 MB
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