It continues to be my favorite from Perigeo, perhaps precisely because it is known by so few; I see it as an album that's much more my own. It's simply one of the most ambitious albums ever released in Italy, a tour de force in the Italian music scene of the 70s, spanning prog, jazz, rock, pop, dance, and singer-songwriter genres, crowned by essential Italian singers of those years, including Dalla, Gaetano, Oxa, Cattaneo, and so on, culminating with Lina Sastri adding spoken interludes here and there. Perhaps a bit scattered, with so many singers it’s easy to get lost; if each of them takes on a character, it spells the end for a casual listener, and the lyrics are definitely not up to the standards of what this record offers. Aside from these little flaws, Alice is a unique entity in the history of Italian music, which probably won't see another album as ambitious and brilliant as this one. 8/10, not the best from Perigeo, but no less memorable than its predecessors.
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