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I probably would prefer this as the album closer, but that's a minor quibble. So why did I say before that the Dove Quando tracks secure the 4 stars and not 5? This one is highly recommendable to fans of early seventies symphonic prog like King Crimson, Genesis and Focus. Overall, Highly recommended to a newbie of Italian Progressive Rock. Premiata Forneria Marconi is the most popular band of the scene and there are moments where that status seems deserved. The legends of the Italian progressive rock scene were formed in Milan in by ex-members of a band called ''Quelli'' along with multi-instrumentalist Mario Pagani,coming from ''Dalton''. While "Part I" is light, pastoral and rather tranquil, "Part II" is fully jazzy and therefore not very appealing TO ME but the band will be rather jazz influenced on some later work.

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PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI (PFM) Storia Di Un Minuto reviews

The first part of "Dove. I love every instrument, tone and word here. There are more lush sounds of flute and ambient keyboards. Too scattered and lacking goals and direction unless those were to show off skills and imitative abilities.

Also, the variety of instruments More mellotron on the next song "E Festa" an uptempo song with piano, guitar, flute and drums. Because sttoria duo is what prog is about: The first album of PFM is a perfect example of the great influence that the English prog had on the Italian music scene in the early seventies.

Parte 2 ", which features the most exquisite playing on among other things piano, violin or is it really a viola? The last two minutes focuses on vocal harmonies.

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Having packed that in for a game of minutl PFM move swiftly on to a full-on anything Tull can do we can do better track. Chamber strings and classical piano interlude is replaced by a Beat-generation-like jazz section set up to present some flute pyrotechnics.

Part I" is melancholic and it features soft vocals with acoustic guitar and flute. Perhaps people consider them the essence of Italian because of their long history with storiia releases whereas many of their counterparts were one or two-shot bands.

Flip the record and the second side opens with piano. A light fog and a gentle rain fill the valley.

My favorite debut in prog rock: Extremely quiet and peaceful. But despite the diversity of styles, much of the album is progressive folk; three of the seven songs "Impressioni di Settembre," "Dove Extraordinary melody, wonderful fluting and strong finale. You will find much the same magic here as on the slightly more consistent Per Un Amico: Streetlights, window lights, candlelight, the buzz of activity sucks you into stofia seductive allure.

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The inspiration for the music comes from XV century and the shy vocals get along very well with melody and lyrics. Storia di un minuto is essentially a progressive rock album with traces of symphonic rockand borrows influences from a range of genres.

I also don't find PFM albums to be entirely consistent. While "Part I" is light, pastoral and rather tranquil, "Part II" is fully jazzy and therefore not very appealing TO ME but the band will be fornerka jazz influenced on some later work.

You must be a forum member to post a review, please register here if you are not. There are a LOT of musical statements on this disc. Mussida, MogolMauro Pagani.

A sense of tranquillity permeates through the village. Group and then yodeled vocals make a brief appearance just before a fprneria, albeit brief tempo and mood downshift.

It's a kind of joyful and frenzy "Rock- Tarantella" almost completely instrumental with a short vocal part. The music changes to majestic blasts of brass and the vocals intensify. No wonder, as they are superb.

No tour of Italian Prog would be valid without PFM, and so it stiria that I acquired their debut album after being pretty ambivalent toward the samples I'd heard. Impressioni di setembre is agil and tasteful, a first melodic fantasy in the album, with a grand tumultuousness of a prog deep rock rhythm, by scenic keyboards grave choruses.

The album version is slightly different from the single version, but I love them both.