Prog not Sprog

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Qui si disquisisce amabilmente di prog e sprog. Mi raccomando uno alla volta, tanto il prog è morto nel 1974 e lo sprog deve ancora nascere.

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Aggiungetemi!
BortoloCecchi
BortoloCecchi
24 feb 18

DeRank™: 14,86

OSANNA L' Uomo (1971)

the typical pop "a pop... a bit Neapolitan, shall we say," right?

NO
BortoloCecchi
BortoloCecchi
19 feb 18

DeRank™: 3,00

Nova Collective "Dancing Machines" (LIVE PERFORMANCE)

I'm just putting it out there, it seems obvious to me, they’re monstrous, then it’s up to you!!!!
BalettaJr
BalettaJr
16 feb 18

DeRank™: 6,82

Tarkus - Emerson, Lake & Palmer [1971] (HD) Thank you for letting me throw in the group
BortoloCecchi
BortoloCecchi
13 feb 18

DeRank™: 0,00

Looking For Mr.Hyde by On The Raw

...and anyway, PROG was not dead in 1974...
BortoloCecchi
BortoloCecchi
6 feb 18

DeRank™: 9,42

Il Volo - Come una zanzara(1974)

I’m sharing a piece, as a way to thank you for the warm welcome to the group. Looking forward to reciprocating!
Dislocation
Dislocation
11 jan 18

DeRank™: 4,71

New Trolls A land to live a land to die

NEW TROLLS WEEK: A Land to Live a Land To Die......
Dislocation
Dislocation
18 dec 17

DeRank™: 6,59

Porcupine tree - Dislocated day.

SPINE WEEK: Dislocated day.............
Dislocation
Dislocation
24 oct 17

DeRank™: 16,76

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - 750.000 anni fa, l' amore?

The Proggarolo group is languishing, let's try it this way...
Dislocation
Dislocation
10 sep 17

DeRank™: 8,19

New Trolls - Ho visto poi
From the New Trolls' branch known as "Atomic System," an album from 1973, one of the best-played and lesser-known in Italian prog. Missing is Nico Di Palo's Hendrix-like Stratocaster, replaced by a wall of keyboards played by Vittorio de Scalzi and Renato Rosset. There’s also Giorgio Baiocco's free sax and the drums of a young Tullio De Piscopo...
Dislocation
Dislocation
6 jul 17

DeRank™: 9,75

Traffic: Freedom Rider

From a perfect album, a piece that is even moving for its verve and execution. Everyone shines, Winwood on the Hammond singing at his best, as usual, Wood on sax and flute, always incisive and perfect, Capaldi essential and precise. "Freedom Rider" connects to Glad and highlights Winwood's golden moment, who had conceived "John Barleycorn" as a solo album, only to revert to the Traffic brand that had already brought him (us) so much joy.