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THE REVIEW
1966-1986: Pooh celebrate 20 years of activity and they do so by changing the rules. Starting with the vinyl, initially printed white instead of black to combat illegal duplication, and especially with a new arranger, Fio Zanotti, who will also make room for horns (especially in "Amore e dintorni"), giving the Quartet's work a different character. They return to recording in Italy, after the "tropico-aloha-asia" trilogy. The result is slightly elevated, with tracks like "Giorni infiniti" that has forcefully entered the band's repertoire; the romance of "L'altra parte del cielo", always with Roby Facchinetti at the forefront; "C'est difficile mais c'est la vie", poignant and successful with Roby still in great form. Among other pieces, there is the inevitable celebratory song "Venti", sung by Roby and Dodi, the divertissement of "I bambini ci guardano", and also the tragic story of "Terry B.", composing a heterogeneous album. It closes with "Goodbye", a song made specifically to close concerts and which will give the title to their second live album the following year.
An album slightly superior to the previous "Asia non Asia" and slightly superior to the following "Il colore dei pensieri". A not quite complete 3.
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Pooh's 'Giorni Infiniti' marks their 20 years with fresh arrangements and a return to Italy for recording. The album features standout tracks like the title song and 'L'altra parte del cielo', showing a mix of romance, poignancy, and diversity. It surpasses their previous and following albums but does not fully reach completeness. The record introduces new musical elements, making it a significant milestone in their career.Tracklist
Pooh
Italian pop/rock band formed in 1966, noted for melodic harmonies, symphonic/prog experiments in the 1970s and a long commercial career.60 Reviews
