dosankos

It's a matter of slow or sudden metabolism, due to age in my opinion. I also disassemble and reassemble albums like you, but it takes me triple the time you do... :)

...maybe I would do the same.

Lost from sight in 1997, with the underrated "Big the Picture".

Welcome back, healthy bearer of the patonza.

Well... This album has now entered the Olympus of our prog. Your last sentence is gospel. And the concept of "they were born on Albion soil" doesn't only apply to them.

Side A, quite catchy but little inspired, too many keyboards and lacking guitars (the instrument that Radius plays best). Side B more aggressive, some interesting ideas, for example the bass line in "Non metteteci la bomba" and the final "popped" fox-trot, with brass in "Pane amore e fantasia." Overall good arrangements, although personally, I prefer Alberto as a musician rather than a singer. His vocal timbre tends to get tiresome after a while. 3.5. Rece too brief. You don't say anything about the product, nothing personal friend... :)

Yes, it's true, it feels like reading the informational leaflet for medications :) but I'll give you a 3 for the proposal. Listenable album, nothing exciting, neither meat nor fish... They are simply the New Trolls of post-prog. 3 for them too.

At this point, I can't help but think that "Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop" (1989) is the last noteworthy one.

Svampa. Great catch. I knew about his admiration for Brassens, but honestly, I don't know much about him.

Those 5, given with satisfaction. I don’t know the collection, but I know the style, those dusty and phlegmatic pieces that hit you like a gust from a hairdryer on a foggy late November day.