Inside this very eye-catching cover is yet more extremly complex Italian progressive rock with a Nietzschean concept stitching it all together.
Despite a slow start, with that archetypal throaty Italian whine via 'Jesus Christ Superstar' that passes for vocals, this album quickly transforms itself into a franticly shifting piece of superb symphonic prog.
As what seemed to be the norm in Italy,Museo Rosenbach lasted for one album,this one,broke up, then reformed in the 21st century when the world had caught up.
Rather good,its got Mellotrons on it,and I'm sure I've met that geezer on the cover somewhere before!? Wasn't he in Crass?
Tracklist:
Zarathustra 20:35
1. L'Ultimo Uomo
2. Il Re Di Ieri
3. Al Di Là Del Bene E Del Male
4. Superuomo
5. Il Tempio Delle Clessidre
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6.Degli Uomini 4:04
7.Della Natura 8:28
8.Dell'Eterno Ritorno 6:18
5 comments:
Great one JZ! Thanks. Prog lovin' Diesters may dig Semiramis too, similar in style to Museo.
Amazing album! Thanks. Any chance for an IL VOLO upload? Their two albums from 74 and 75 are absolutely great.
Yeah good innit?
I do have some Il Volo,and I will be posting them in the next few days.
ps...also will do the Semiramis album,if only just for the cover.
Absolutely!
And Corte dei miracoli, up the same road!
thank u !!!! great album !!!
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