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Studio Album, released in 1973, Italy.

Rock Progressivo Italiano.

Another little known but excellent Italian progressive band. Their roots were in psychedelia, but their sound wasn"t quite developed on their debut. Close to BANCO DEL MUTUO SOCCORSO, early PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI and also EMERSON, LAKE & PALMER or LE ORME. Two classics for any fan of seventies Progressive. "INFERNO", however, was a great development, a complex dynamic conceptual suite, heavy on the keyboards, and full of surprises. 


One of the greatest classics of the best Italian prog. A conceptual gem, based on Dante"s "La Divena Comedia". Davide Spitaleri"s voice is emotive and fantastic, and melodies and instrumentation (great keyboards, specially organ) gives to the listener an unforgettable trip to hell. "Caronte", "Spacciatore Di Droga" and "Lucifero" are incredible highlights in this mandatory album. One of the most exquisite dishes in the amazing Italian prog table. 


Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Introduzione (7:51)
2. Porta dell"Inferno (1:20)
3. Caronte (1:19)
4. Spacciatore di droga (6:22)
5. Lussuriosi (3:15)
6. Avari (1:32)
7. Violenti (3:45)
8. Malebolge (1:32)
9. Sfruttatori (5:42)
10. Razzisti (3:25)
11. Lucifero (Politicanti) (2:32)
12. Conclusione (1:37)

Total Time 40:18

Line-up / Musicians

- Jimmy Spitaleri / lead vocals, flute
- Enrico Olivieri / keyboards, synth, vocals
- Roberto Turbitosi / guitar, bass guitar, vocals
- Gianluca Herygers / drums, percussions