blechtrommel

Like Franci. I'm not in the right mental and physical state to read it all, but from what I've read, it seems good. The album, as soon as I get through some new records, I will definitely look for it.

Good job, interesting review.. I'm always drawn to those who have been forgotten, who go unnoticed.

I love this live. I also recommend "Roxy and Elsewhere."

Is Gustavo mad?

I quote in full (oto oto) Omaha, the cover looks like it was made in five minutes with the camera software. I'm still interested in the album and will get it as soon as possible.

And who said I don't care?

Enough, it's time to listen to this album! :)

forgive the grammatical mistakes, I'm impulsive;D

At the risk of seeming a bit harsh: we’re not on the same page. I’ll try to explain my opinion: first of all, I don’t like track-by-track reviews; I find them useless in my opinion, also because you can’t write a treatise for every song and a few lines say very little. Then there are several inaccuracies: King Crimson did not break up in '75; in fact, they have never disbanded. The lineups have changed over the years (with only Fripp as the constant), but King Crimson have released albums as recently as a few years ago, and it’s said that another one may come out this year.
In Italy, it’s true that prog was well represented by P.F.M., Area, and Orme, but I don’t share that "only". Area were indeed great, but there have been hundreds and hundreds of Italian progressive bands, and some of them produced truly excellent work. Sure, most weren’t famous and were quite niche, so it might be better to say that the bands you mentioned represented the most well-known progressive movement, the one recognized by the larger "masses". I completely disagree with the opinion on Dream Theater; I believe there are millions of bands better than them. But these are indisputable opinions, so there’s nothing right or wrong about it :)
Really, I don’t mean to be a know-it-all, but I just wanted to give you my sincere opinion on your writing. Moreover, my vote goes to your review, not to you as a listener; in fact, to a kid who at thirteen listens to King Crimson, I can only give a 5 ;) Until next time!

Goodness, what a strange proposal! I'm not really a fan of track by track, but I understand that since it's a compilation album with various artists, you felt the need to give a little space to each artist. I was very intrigued by the Neil Young cover group..Well done!