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Premiata Forneria Marconi - Storia Di Un Minuto (1972)

Genre: Progressive Rock

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5 Star Masterpiece-no doubt at all. Get this album and cherish it with its two siblings "Per Un Amico" and "L'isole Di Niente". left up there with the best Genesis in my view! First up, most reviewers seem to fall into two camps: English lyrics or Italian lyrics? Me, overall I prefer the Italian originals as the vocalist seems to struggle with the English ones,which is by no means a criticism.

PFM throws every "Prog" instrument into the mix to wonderful effect. Acoustic guitar, flute, Moogs and Mellotrons, and violin. It all blends so fantastically well,with wonderful melodies and moods. Magical. And speaking of the Mellotron, they use it for dramatic effect as well as King Crimson and Genesis.

Standouts, if you can call them standouts on an album this good: "E' Festa" is a riotous, joyous, bombastic workout with its infectious keyboards and anthemic hooks, it incorporates numerous time changes, uses many instruments, yet rocks and is extremely memorable, if it's not one of the greatest prog songs under five minutes you'll have to prove it. "Impressioni di Settembre" is beautiful and a masterpiece of 70's prog meets classical subtlety - this track is so wonderful. Heck, the two "Dove... Quando..." tracks are brilliant too and so is "La Carrozza di Hans".

At 34 minutes the album is short but perfectly formed and as other reviewers have noted - it all still sounds so fresh. The songwriting and performance are left out the top drawer- definitely one to own and show off!

Tracklisting:

1. Introduzione (1:12)

2. Impressioni di Settembre (5:45)

3. E' Festa (4:53)

4. Dove... Quando... (Parte I) (4:08)

5. Dove... Quando... (Parte II) (6:02)

6. La Carrozza di Hans (6:47)

7. Grazie Davvero (5:51)

Total Time: 34:38

Line-Up:

- Franz Di Cioccio / drums, Moog, aggeggi, vocal

- Franco Mussida / electric & acoustic guitar, dodici (12 String) guitar, mandoloncello, voice

- Mauro Pagani / flute, ottavino, violin, voice

- Giorgio Piazza / bass, vocal

- Flavio Premoli / Organ, pianoforte, Mellotron, clavicembalo, piano a puntine, Moog, voce

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