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A volte un istante di quiete

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Released: Jan 1, 1977

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A volte un istante di quiete
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Genre: Progressive
Location Asti, IT
Profile Views: 30901
Last Login: 3/13/2008
Member Since 8/25/2007
Record Label Unsigned
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Initially, the band was a trio formed by Boero, Mazzoglio, and Gardino with some influence from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, but more classic. Then, Vevey and Gaviglio joined the band and they spent two years playing and composing songs for an album. So, with everything almost ready, the band invited vocalist Basso. A demo tape was recorded and it was shown to several record companies. Greek producer Niko Papathanassiou (brother of Vangelis) heard the compositions and opened the paths for Locanda to Polydor. In 1977, they recorded ..Forse le Lucciole Nonsi Amino Piú.. [which has since been widely acclaimed as one of the greatest symphonic albums of all time.].. ~Cesar Lanzarini, All Music Guide
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..Leonardo Sasso.. (vocals).. ..Ezio Vevey.. (guitar, flute, vocals).. ..Alberto Gaviglio.. (guitar).. ..Michele Conta.. (keyboards).. ..Oscar Mazzoglio.. (keyboards).. ..Luciano Boero.. (bass).. ..Giorgio Gardino.. (drums)
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Initially, the band was a trio formed by Boero, Mazzoglio, and Gardino with some influence from Emerson, Lake & Palmer, but more classic. Then, Vevey and Gaviglio joined the band and they spent two years playing and composing songs for an album. So, with everything almost ready, the band invited vocalist Basso. A demo tape was recorded and it was shown to several record companies. Greek producer Niko Papathanassiou (brother of Vangelis) heard the compositions and opened the paths for Locanda to Polydor. In 1977, they recorded Forse le Lucciole Nonsi Amino Piú [which has since been widely acclaimed as one of the greatest symphonic albums of all time.]
~Cesar Lanzarini, All Music Guide

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August 25, 2007

Members:

Leonardo Sasso (vocals)
Ezio Vevey (guitar, flute, vocals)
Alberto Gaviglio (guitar)
Michele Conta (keyboards)
Oscar Mazzoglio (keyboards)
Luciano Boero (bass)
Giorgio Gardino (drums)