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 Jazz-rock, then (which some will end up calling Fusion) and naturally, in the best tradition, exclusively instrumental tracks.

 The album flows pleasantly and quickly makes us forget that jazz-rock is music for refined palates.

This review explores Il Baricentro's 1976 album 'Sconcerto,' a vibrant jazz-rock fusion record emerging in the twilight of Italian progressive rock. The band's Mediterranean touch and dual keyboard dominance create a distinctive sound reminiscent yet warm compared to contemporaries like Weather Report. Though a minor commercial success, 'Sconcerto' remains a recommended listen for jazz-rock aficionados and those open to complex instrumental music. Dive into 'Sconcerto' and experience the unique blend of Mediterranean jazz and Italian fusion—listen now!

 Atom Heart Mother is a solemn opus, where everyone has the chance to showcase themselves.

 Alan's Psychedelic Breakfast really feels like we have just woken up and are about to have breakfast, but not a normal breakfast, rather a Pink Floyd breakfast.

Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother marks their first true step into progressive rock, featuring a symphonic suite with orchestra and choir. The album showcases each member's abilities, highlights Rick Wright's compositions, and ends with a creative, psychedelic track that reflects the band's roots. While it maintains classic Pink Floyd sounds, it also experiments within its genre, offering a rich listening experience. Discover Pink Floyd's innovative sound by listening to Atom Heart Mother and experience a prog rock masterpiece firsthand!