Italian space/progressive rock group formed in Florence in 1973, led by Franco Falsini. Key mid-1970s releases include Fragments of Light (1974), Portable Madness (1974) and Finest Finger (1976); later material and reissues preserved their cult status.

Founding members and contributors named in DeBaser reviews include Franco Falsini (guitar, keyboards, vocals), Richard Ursillo (bass) and Keith Edwards (drums); Stephen Head joined later as keyboardist. The debut was released with Polydor support; Carla Pallini photographed several covers. Early releases were noted for experimental/synth-driven space rock sound and limited production quality; later compilations and reissues renewed interest.

DeBaser reviews characterise Sensations' Fix as an Italian space/prog group centered on Franco Falsini, mixing synth-driven space rock, psychedelia and krautrock influences. Fragments of Light (1974) and Portable Madness (1974) mark an intense early phase; Finest Finger (1976) is seen as a more accessible but still coherent evolution. Reviews note production limits on early releases and later reissues/collections that revived interest.

For:Fans of 1970s space rock, Italian progressive rock, synth/psychedelic collectors and curious listeners.

 A year later, with the support of Polydor label, they managed to release their debut, "Fragments of Light", which was the first space rock album in Italy.

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 In my view, the solutions undertaken in "Finest Finger" represent a notable evolution, far from a misstep or commercialization.

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 Not only did the album fail to achieve the hoped-for success, despite being called at the time "the first Italian space rock album", but it was harshly criticized due to the means by which it was produced.

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