First song-passage of "Vdb23 Nothing is Lost," a kind of creative chaos from which everything is formed. I recognize the guitars from "Viaggio." Simple, human, reassuring. But it’s no longer the industry of the '60s and '70s; in the meantime, everything has stratified and accumulated for billions of tons, including "explicit deceptions and repeated jealousies." Thus, this song grows in a dark and industrial sound, with a narrative and singing voice that we know, one that has undergone all the experience. And here it is, consciously and lucidly writing pages from a Great Live. Psychedelia is a mood, an emotional state; instead, here we are in profound, stellar, and abyssal feeling, Reality in its deep essence. "Who really killed the fairies? Our forests and wooden furniture?" It is hinted from the very beginning that this work bears no epitaph but provokes the desirable self-inquiry, without interruption. Gianni Maroccolo & Claudio Rocchi - Vdb23