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❝ An excellent debut for one of the most original formations in the Italian scene.
❝ "Abbiamo Tutti un Blues da Piangere" ("We All Have a Blues to Cry") is a pivotal moment for the group, for jazz-rock, and for Italian music as a whole.
❝ The title track, on the other hand, is introduced by a mysterious and spectral musical theme that suits the cover well and is a masterpiece that fully immerses you in the atmosphere of this work.
❝ This "Live at Montreux" ultimately does not betray the expectations arising from listening to the previous discography of these Romans, confirming the good work done up to then and also highlighting their excellent live performance capabilities.
❝ In essence, the album is without a doubt worth listening to for the group's fans, considering this is also the last “official” work of Perigeo (the group will dissolve the same year; Tommaso will create the “New Perigeo” project years later, but it will not have the same following as the first), but if trying to introduce someone to the music of these musicians, it is advisable to start with something else.
❝ In the final part, I mention "Old Vienna", which seems to have been written by the Miles Davis of "Bitches Brew".
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