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 Unlike other bands of the time, Le Orme stand out for the simple fact of writing their own pieces and not interpreting English or American covers.

 "Senti l'estate che torna, con tutti i suoi sogni, senti l'estate che ritorna da noi" is very cheerful and nostalgic.

This review explores Le Orme's second 45 rpm single 'Senti L'estate Che Torna/Mita Mita' released in 1968, highlighting their originality in the Italian psychedelic wave. It focuses on the blend of psychedelic and pop elements, the introduction of Toni Pagliuca on keyboards, and the nostalgic, melodic qualities of the songs. The review notes their difference from later works, emphasizing the distinct charm of this earlier period. Explore Le Orme's unique blend of psychedelic pop and relive the nostalgic sounds of 1968 Italy—listen to their classic single now!

 I am enthusiastic to give this album a 5 simply for the emotions and atmospheres I experienced and perceived during the listening.

 This album is proof that Emerson is a complete artist in every respect.

This detailed review praises Keith Emerson's Inferno soundtrack for its emotional depth and inventive arrangements. The diverse tracks blend piano virtuosity and orchestral touches, creating vivid atmospheres tied to the film's narrative. Noted for disproving critics who questioned Emerson's compositional skills, the album is celebrated as a complete artistic achievement. Highlights include evocative themes and standout pieces like 'Mater Tenebrarum.' Listen to Keith Emerson's Inferno soundtrack and experience a masterclass in cinematic and emotional composition!

 "Cry For Shadow" is, in my opinion, the gem of this compilation, showcasing sublime lead guitar phrasing.

 Brian Epstein discovered The Beatles after teenagers sought out the single "My Bonnie," sparking the band's future rise.

This review dives into The Beatles' early recordings backing Tony Sheridan in the late 1950s Liverpool and Hamburg scene. It highlights key tracks like 'My Bonnie' and 'Cry For Shadow'. The compilation captures the raw Rock'n'Roll sound and gives insight into the band's formative years before fame. Though not the most complete collection, it offers valuable historical content at an affordable price. Discover the roots of The Beatles' legendary sound — listen to The Early Tapes and experience their raw Rock'n'Roll beginnings!

 Dedicated to John Lennon, sung in studio 2 of Abbey Road Studios in London, the Beatles' favorite studio, with a tube microphone used for Strawberry Fields.

 The Greatest Hits in question also offers a commendable inside booklet, with the lyrics of all the songs and a comment by Alberto on each of them.

Universo Fortis is a thoughtfully curated greatest hits album by Italian artist Alberto Fortis. It features popular songs like 'La Sedia Di Lillà' and 'Fragole Infinite,' alongside four unreleased tracks. The album includes a detailed booklet with lyrics and personal comments by Fortis, offering insight into the songs' meanings and history. Fans will appreciate the connection to Abbey Road Studios and the rich storytelling throughout. Explore Alberto Fortis' Universo Fortis and dive into a rich blend of hits and rare tracks with artist insights.

 The first part is one of the longest compositions on the album, if not in the entire discography of the group.

 This is the only live album by Le Orme belonging to the official discography.

Le Orme's 'In Concerto' captures their 1974 concert at Teatro Brancaccio, blending unreleased live-only tracks and extended, reimagined arrangements. The album stands out for its historical importance and musical innovation, featuring impressive keyboard and drum performances. It is a must-listen for fans and collectors interested in authentic live progressive rock experiences. Explore Le Orme's 'In Concerto' to experience their legendary live performance and rare tracks from 1974!

 "The record easily gets into your head for its frenetic rhythms and equally obsessive verses."

 "It’s one of those tracks that sticks in your mind after a couple of listens, for its 'obsessive' verse."

Atomic Rooster's self-titled debut album stands out as a high point in early progressive rock with powerful keyboard-driven compositions and dynamic rhythm sections. The review highlights key tracks such as "Friday 13th" and "Decline And Fall," praising the interplay of bass, drums, and Hammond organ. The band's style is likened to early Deep Purple and ELP, emphasizing the album's energetic and memorable qualities. Overall, it recommends just a few listens to fully appreciate this classic record. Listen to Atomic Rooster's debut to experience the vibrant heart of early prog rock!

 Every time the notes of "Memoirs Of An Officer And A Gentleman" enter my heart, the body fills with shivers and my mind fills with thoughts.

 You... yes, I’m talking to you Keith, who with your fingers give me that happiness every time that I unknowingly think someone else cannot give me.

The review expresses a deep emotional connection to Emerson, Lake & Palmer's album 'Love Beach,' highlighting the individual contributions of Keith Emerson, Carl Palmer, and Greg Lake. It emphasizes how the music inspires dreams and brings nostalgic memories, especially citing the track 'Memoirs Of An Officer And A Gentleman.' The reviewer thanks the band for the happiness and inspiration their music provides. Experience the heartfelt sounds of 'Love Beach' by Emerson, Lake & Palmer—listen now and relive the emotions!

 By carefully analyzing this record, one can conclude that it is not at all true that it makes one regret the group’s previous works.

 After all, who today could make an album like this?!

Le Orme's 'Contrappunti' marks the end of the band's first progressive rock phase, featuring a blend of instrumental mastery and socially charged lyrics. The album integrates piano, Hammond organ, and synthesizers to create rich atmospheres. The reviewer highlights its thematic depth, touching on topics like abortion, prostitution, and loneliness. Rated a solid 4 out of 5, the album remains a classic in the Italian prog rock scene. Listen to Le Orme’s 'Contrappunti' and explore a timeless progressive rock journey.

 ‘This is an album of vital importance in their discography, as it will land them in England.’

 ‘In Felona e Sorona through metaphor, one is faced with science fiction, loneliness, and indifference to others.’

Felona e Sorona by Le Orme is a landmark Italian progressive rock concept album depicting two twin planets in contrasting states. The band emphasizes lyrical depth and atmospheric music over improvisation, creating a unique and emotionally rich listening experience. Notable for its imaginative science fiction themes and strong instrumental sections, the album helped Le Orme gain recognition beyond Italy, particularly with an English version penned by Peter Hammill. This work stands as a vital, enduring highlight of their discography. Dive into Le Orme's Felona e Sorona to experience a timeless progressive rock journey rich with emotion and storytelling.

 "Emerson and the gang really nailed it with compositions that are instrumentally lighter compared to previous albums."

 "Trilogy has become legendary for its emotionally magical atmosphere."

Emerson, Lake & Palmer's 1972 album Trilogy offers a lighter, yet richly layered progressive rock experience. The review delves into its intricate compositions, varied instrumentation, and emotional atmosphere. Despite some underrating, the album remains a legendary classic and a key step in the band's evolving sound. Listen to Emerson, Lake & Palmer's Trilogy and immerse yourself in a legendary progressive rock journey!