Acqua fragile

Acqua Fragile are an Italian progressive/symphonic rock band formed in 1971. They released a self-titled debut in 1973 and Mass Media Stars in 1974, both featuring English-sung vocals by Bernardo Lanzetti. The band split after Lanzetti's departure in the mid-1970s.

Line-up on early records (from reviews): Bernardo Lanzetti (vocals, guitar), Gino Campanini (guitar), Maurizio Mori (keyboards), Franz Dondi (bass), Pier Emilio/Piero Canavera (drums). Debut album: Acqua Fragile (1973). Second album: Mass Media Stars (1974). Bernardo Lanzetti later became associated with Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM).

Acqua Fragile are an Italian progressive/symphonic rock band best known for their 1973 self-titled debut and 1974's Mass Media Stars. Reviews praise Bernardo Lanzetti's distinctive English-sung vocals and the group's symphonic arrangements. The second album is noted as more elaborate; reviewers regret the band's early end. A later release, A New Chant, received mixed-to-positive reception.

For:Fans of 1970s progressive/symphonic rock and listeners who follow PFM, Genesis or Gentle Giant.