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 Blindly fishing in Faber’s discography means stumbling upon works that seem like inconceivable manifestos of a man boiling with passion and creative abilities beyond the ordinary.

 Without her by his side, he probably wouldn’t have been able to endure all that.

Fabrizio De André’s 1981 album L'Indiano is a deeply emotional concept work combining folk-rock sounds with themes exploring Native American and Sardinian lives. Influenced by personal hardships, including his kidnapping, the album balances sorrow, resilience, and love through poetic lyrics and well-crafted arrangements. Collaboration with Massimo Bubola enriches its sound, making it a standout in De André’s discography. The album’s delicate ballads and powerful storytelling make it timeless and highly influential. Dive into Fabrizio De André's L'Indiano and discover a timeless folk-rock journey full of passion, history, and heartfelt stories.

 A feeling between a foggy, melancholic dream and a splash of ice-cold water in the face, resulting from new sounds.

 Capolinea is an important testimony of a group I consider the most significant in Italy in the Progressive Rock scene.

Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso's live album Capolinea captures the band’s transitional moment as it bridges the late 1970s progressive rock with new 1980s sounds. Featuring exceptional musicianship and unique live reinterpretations, the album divides fans due to its stylistic changes and production polish. Nonetheless, it stands as an important testament to the band's musical journey and enduring creativity. Tracks like Canto di Primavera and Garofano Rosso highlight their complex and emotive live presence. Discover Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso’s unique live journey with Capolinea—listen to a progressive rock farewell bridging two iconic decades!

 The greatness of the bands that have marked the history of music lies largely in their boundless ability to surprise and enchant.

 How to make the listening of fifteen minutes of denouncement music unforgettable and encapsulate in an essence first sweet and then neurotic, the work and message of Banco.

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso's 1973 album 'Io Sono Nato Libero' represents a high point in Italian progressive rock, blending complex arrangements with powerful political and social messages. The album features inspiring lyrics, masterful instrumental work, and memorable vocal performances. Notable tracks like the mini-suite opener and 'Non Mi Rompete' capture themes of human alienation and pacifism. This work marked a crucial evolution for the band and the entire Italian prog scene. Experience the grandeur of Italian prog rock—listen to Banco del Mutuo Soccorso's 'Io Sono Nato Libero' now!

 It is a spring wind and light that envelop the listener, starting from the delicate gait of the instrumental “Ciclo”.

 Banco bids farewell to the ’70s with an ideal prog epitaph, that ferries the group into the new decade. Not without sadness.

This review explores Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso's 1979 album Canto Di Primavera, highlighting its melancholic mood and refined composition. The album stands as a poignant farewell to the 1970s prog-rock era, marked by delicate ballads and masterful instrumentation. The band’s ability to blend emotional depth with technical skill is praised. It remains a significant work amid changing musical trends dominated by punk and disco. Dive into the nostalgic beauty of Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso's Canto Di Primavera and experience a timeless prog-rock journey.

 It's not possible to forgo enjoying an album of such caliber, just for the absence of the legendary Gillan, Blackmore, and Glover.

 The missing signature, on a delicately crafted work, almost a flout at Blackmore, almost as if to affirm 'we have found a great replacement and we can design an entire album tailor-made for him.'

The review praises Deep Purple's 'Come Taste The Band' as a significant album marking the band's transition after Ritchie Blackmore's departure. Tommy Bolin successfully fills the legendary guitarist's shoes, delivering exceptional performances. The album blends funk, soul, and hard rock, maintaining the band's strong foundation while exploring new sounds. Despite mixed commercial success, the work is highly regarded among fans and represents a bold, cohesive effort by the Mark IV lineup. Discover the bold sounds of Deep Purple's 'Come Taste The Band'—listen now and dive into a rich blend of funk, soul, and hard rock!