ProgRock

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Lisa Germano Live @ Tunnel, Milano 01.04.10

25 may 10

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Great Fosca and Great Lisa Germano.

King Crimson Red

24 may 10

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Defining Prog as King Crimson is always limiting, especially the Fripp-Wetton-Bruford period (since they are also the foundations of Math and Post-Rock). This idea of the death of Prog is a load of nonsense; the Prog I prefer is from the '80s (Dun, Art Zoyd, Miriodor, Univers Zero, etc...) and the Swedish scene of the early '90s, so you figure it out.

Iron Maiden The Number of the Beast

24 may 10

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One of their best albums, even better the first.

Piano Magic The Troubled Sleep Of Piano Magic

24 may 10

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Recommended review, suitable for the peak of Piano Magic.

Jon & Vangelis Private Collection

24 may 10

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I miss Vangelis a lot, the piece from the last link is very beautiful.

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

23 may 10

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@stefano90: I specified that I wasn't referring to you, the review is well presented, the judgment of an album or an artist depends on just one factor, personal taste, so everyone is free to express their opinion ;)

Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here

23 may 10

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I respect the tastes and opinions of others, but I have my say. The best period of Pink Floyd is from "Dark Side" to "The Wall," a quartet of absolute masterpieces, perfection as far as I'm concerned, despite the Indie-snobs (I’m not referring to the review or the comments, but to a certain mindset that circulates in some disheveled minds, take that:P).