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The Modern Bop Jellybean Mix. Cool World. Steve Earle - Copperhead Road The Beach Boys - California Girls Robert Palmer - Simply Irresistible Toto - Africa Blondie - rapture Divinyls - Pleasure And Pain Culture Club - Karma Chameleon Aretha Franklin - Respect Little River Band - Reminiscing Sade - Smooth Operator The Cars - Drive Many variations, soli and changes of tempo, but above all, is based and structured upon many different musical influences, from mediterranean to balkanian with saxes having a great role in the first part.

A great track, one of the best from the recent years, I think. And an important visiting card for this often overlooked band. Highly recommended. The least we can say is that this album is much stronger, but not anymore focused than its predecessor. Having taken a definitive turn towards jazz-rock, PDM is not exactly breaking new ground, but who is nowadays?

After two short introducing tracks, the group attacks a good three-piece mini-suite, where the nonchalant Italian spirits marry the cool jazzy laid back fusion that had succeeded to a dynamite first movement where the sax, the guitar and the violin had traded licks. However the next track comes way too abruptly and fails to capitalize on the delicate ambiance previously built. Incanti is actually trampling everything with its wooden clogs and metallic guitars and uninspired pop-vocals, where an organ solo is thrown in there "au petit bonheur la chance", half- hazardless?

Where the hell is that dictionary when you need it? An average acoustic guitar piece precedes another rocky jazz-rock EvaLuna track, but unfortunately it resembles a bit too much the previous Incanti. The succession of tracks much different from one another is a bit perplexing and disconcerting as to what they are trying to pull: the classic clarinet track Cercanda preceding the Santana- plagiarized Can Stop then followed by a harpsichord-flute classical ditty Espresso , abruptly changed into an Arabian-laced jazz-fusion, reminding Ponty or Colosseum II.

This goes all over the place a bit too carelessly for my tastes. An average ELP-like Foglie is transformed into a surprising title track with a rapping section yes, rap!! However the last track Io Brucio, with its short intro, is the second highlight of the album. What can be said about an album where the third best track is a Santana rework?

Don't get me wrong, aside the weak Incanti and EvaLuna, I haven't heard one track that is less than good, if not very good on this album, but PDM completely lacks a sense of constructing an album. And this thing is way too long, also. A bunch of talented individuals that have problems melting in a single unit, is this writer's prognosis. Review by erik neuteboom Prog Reviewer. Review by lor68 Prog Reviewer. Another interesting work, after all!!

Of course it's their gift to the old Italian jazz progressive genre, which sometimes is far away from the Romantic movements, being often in the vein of another jazz rock ensemble like Perigeo, but you can't forget all the other styles, making this band a versatile ensemble well actually let me think of an experimental project such as that one-for example- by "A Triggering Myth", an American Duo, and soon I lose interest for PDF, but it's only a question of personal tastes Anyway, coming to the present issue, the allegoric meanings regarding the artwork of such cover pictures of the seventies, in this case are used-actually- with the purpose to express their protest against the media, which still nowadays relegate the underground progressive scene into the margin.

Otherwise sometimes also a remarkable band like Il Balletto di Bronzo was relegated on the fringe of the music market, above all when They chose a controversial cover picture portraying the bust of a famous dictator on a black background. Instead, talking about this debut album, the presence of Rodolfo Maltese and Francesco di Giacomo in "L'Infedele", supporting the Italian sextet in a excellent manner as usual, is important and quite exciting as well!!

Therefore if you regard of the introduction by Area in the informative notes, the real masters of progressive jazz, "In Ogni Luogo. Interesting work!! Copyright Prog Archives, All rights reserved. Please consider supporting us by giving monthly PayPal donations and help keep PA fast-loading and ad-free forever.

The two albums gained large appreciation and enthusiastic reviews from radios and papers all around the world. The style is a kaleidoscope of colours spreading from jazz-rock to psychedelic music to symphonic rock. Keith "Muzikman" Hannaleck has said about them: ''Groups like this define what progressive is. By combining elements of 70's prog-rock with a modern twist.

An impressive amalgam of rock and jazz music.