PFM con Ian Anderson "Live in Roma"

Uma pequena montagem porque não se acha nada junto, não se acham releases decentes sobre a apresentação, não se acham dados suficientes tb sobre o fato e muito menos imagens adequadas.

Nos sites que sou ligado quase todos os links já eram e como tá caindo link , caraca, um atrás do outro, eu mesmo tô subindo algumas coisas e testando pra ver no que dá mas a galera tá mesmo é tomando links dos outros e só repetem o mesmo que ao cair leva todo mundo.

Sou contra poluir a net com infinidade de links mas agora já virou piada prq um meu tá servindo quase ou mais de 100 posts e crus, pobres, só postagens simples.

Bem, tem gente que tá nem aí pra isso, mas cada lobo ou melhor louco com sua mania e gosto mesmo de servir um tira gosto daquilo que virá, qdo melhorar virão vídeos, mas vamos de som mesmo que já enche a alma.

Aqui é uma coisa meio estranha, prq uma hora o PFM se torna o Tull pra Ian se apresentar e ele se comporta como maestro mesmo como sempre foi e em outros momentos são eles mesmo com toda aquela garra e energia misturada a singeleza de acordes que emociona mesmo.

Franz Di Cioccio e Franco Mussida já são ícones por natureza, o resto não é adereço e sim complemento.

Repito, baixar aqui sem gerenciador é melhor prq a velocidade é o que sua net der, pode quebrar sim, é normal mas com gerenciadores nos testes que fiz não foi melhor e fica nos 50 kbps mesmo.

The Italian progressive rock band Premiata Forneria Marconi, better known by the abbreviation PFM, were one of the headliners on the first Prog Exhibition Festival. Together with special guest Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) on vocals and flute they gave on the 5th of November 2010 a superb concert at Teatro Tendastrisce in Rome. The audio and video of this performance had already been released as part of Prog Exhibition - 40 Anni Di Musica Immaginifica (see review). This release contained seven CDs and four DVDs. On the third and the fourth CD you can enjoy the complete concert. The images of this performance can be seen on DVD2.

In my review I stated that the band performed a lot of classic material like fine versions of Il Banchetto, Harlequin, Out Of The Roundabout, Impressioni Di Settembre, La Carrozza Di Hans and É Festa. Keyboardist Gianluca Tagliavini and violinist Lucio Fabbri in particular made sure that the old material still sounds perfect. The contributions of Mr. Anderson on flute concern the well-known Jethro Tull pieces Bourée and My God. Well, once again I found this concert a very entertaining performance! The aforementioned release contained so much music that it was impossible to give a proper analysis of the audio recordings. Now with the release of the same concert on a double-CD called Live In Roma I'm able to tell a bit more.

The nucleus of the band consisted of Franz Di Cioccio (vocals, drums, percussion), Patrick Djivas (bass) and Franco Mussida (vocals, electric and acoustic guitars). The usual guest musicians on stage were Lucio Fabbri (violin, keyboards), Gianluca Tagliavini (keyboards) and Piero Monterisi (drums). Both discs contain almost 45 minutes of music providing a cross-section of the complete oeuvre of PFM. I was really surprised by the fact that the original Italian lyrics that later on were translated in English by Pete Sinfield were now performed in the original versions. Good examples are É Festa (Celebration), La Luna Nuova (Four Holes In The Ground) and Impressioni Di Settembre (The World Became The World). However, the songs that were originally sung in English performed by Bernardo Lanzetti remained unchanged. Only this time they were performed by Franco Mussida or Franz Di Cioccio who made it sound differently from the original versions. Good examples are Harlequin and Out Of The Roundabout.

If you expect to listen to a band that sounds similar to the way they sounded in the seventies I have to disappoint you. The band always sounded differently on all concerts performed in the past and that also applies to this performance. There is and there always was room for improvising and the use of different keyboards − no MiniMoog this time − and different arrangements changed the music in a slightly different direction. However, it's still recognizable and above all very enjoyable. The well-known classic PFM-pieces are well-performed and make me even more anxious to witness them live on stage! But also the less known tunes like the instrumentals La Terra Dell'Acqua and Cyber Alpha 3.1 both taken from Stati Di Immaginazionethe (2006) are worthwhile listening to. That also applies to the sing-along tune Maestro Della Voce, with a nice bass intro, and the Jethro Tull-medley including Intro Bach, Bourée and My God.

Especially the contributions of Ian Anderson to this album make it a collector's item for many fans of both Jethro Tull and PFM. The collaboration between these musicians works very well and certainly lifts this album to a higher rating. Live In Roma once more proved that Premiata Forneria Marconi are still a fantastic live outfit!

Henri Strik (edited by Peter Willemsen)

Genre: Progressive, RPI
Country: Italy
Year: 2012
Audio codec: MP3
Riptype: tracks
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Playtime: 00:43:53 + 00:44:15
Size: 202 MB

Line-up / Musicians
- Franz Di Cioccio / vocals, drums, percussion
- Patrick Djivas / bass
- Franco Mussida / electric and acoustic guitars, vocals, backing vocals

Guest musicians:
- Lucio Fabbri / violin
- Gianluca Tagliavini / keyboards
- Piero Monterisi / drums

Special guest:
- Ian Anderson / flute, vocals

Tracklist:

CD 1

01. La luna nuova
02. Il banchetto
03. Harlequin
04. La terra dell’acqua
05. Intro – Bach
06. Bouree
07. My God

CD 2

01. Out of the Roundabout
02. Maestro della voce
03. Cyber Alpha 3.1
04. Impressioni di settembre
05. La carrozza di hans
06. E’ festa
07. Se le brescion
08. La tentazione

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Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!