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🎧 Garybaldi — Astrolabio (1973) | Full Album HQ | Rare Italian Progressive Rock https://youtu.be/4f2wuLn-1xE A remarkable entry in the golden age of Italian progressive rock, Astrolabio was released in 1973 as the second studio album by Garybaldi. Building upon the psychedelic foundations and guitar-driven sound of their acclaimed debut Nuda, the band ventured deeper into progressive territory, creating one of the most ambitious and atmospheric records of their career. 📼 Archival material: @rokarhiveXXcentry 📌 Subscribe for Italian prog, progressive rock, vinyl rips, remastered albums & rare archival recordings. Led by guitarist Bambi Fossati, Garybaldi developed a distinctive style that combined psychedelic rock, extended instrumental passages, and sophisticated progressive arrangements. On Astrolabio, the group embraced a more expansive musical approach, allowing themes to evolve gradually through dynamic shifts, improvisational sections, and rich sonic textures. The album consists of two extended compositions occupying the entire sides of the original LP. "Madre di cose perdute" unfolds as a multi-part progressive suite, moving between lyrical passages, powerful guitar work, and atmospheric instrumental sections. The epic "Sette?" continues the journey with complex structures and imaginative arrangements that highlight the band's musical maturity and adventurous spirit. Although Garybaldi never achieved the international recognition of some of their contemporaries, Astrolabio remains a highly respected work among collectors and enthusiasts of classic Italian progressive rock. Together with Nuda, it stands as one of the defining recordings of the band's original era. Today, the album remains essential listening for fans of Premiata Forneria Marconi, Banco del Mutuo Soccorso, Museo Rosenbach, Osanna, and the classic Italian progressive rock movement of the 1970s. 📀 Tracklist / Chapters 00:01 — Madre di cose perdute 20:28 — Sette? 🎸 Line-up: Bambi Fossati — guitars, guitar effects, vocals Sandro Serra — bass, vocals Maurizio Cassinelli — drums, vocals, effects Lio Marchi — keyboards 🎛 Production: Produced by Garybaldi Recorded in Italy 📍 Release Information: Released — 1973 Label — Fonit (LPQ 09075) Country — Italy Format — LP Reissues: 1991 — Fonit / Vinyl Magic (LPP 415) 1991 — Fonit Cetra (CDM 2036) 🔎 SEO Keywords (EN): Garybaldi Astrolabio, Astrolabio full album, Garybaldi 1973, Italian progressive rock, Italian prog, Bambi Fossati, Madre di cose perdute, Sette, rare Italian prog, symphonic prog, psychedelic rock, RPI, classic Italian rock 🔖 Hashtags: #Garybaldi #Astrolabio #ItalianProg #ProgressiveRock #SymphonicProg #PsychedelicRock #BambiFossati #ItalianRock #RPI #70sProg #RareProg #RokarhiveXXcentry 🎧 Garybaldi — Astrolabio (1973) | Полный альбом HQ | Редкий итальянский прогрессивный рок https://youtu.be/4f2wuLn-1xE Astrolabio — второй студийный альбом итальянской группы Garybaldi, выпущенный в 1973 году и ставший логическим продолжением знаменитого дебюта Nuda. Сохранив психоделическую основу своего звучания, коллектив значительно расширил музыкальные горизонты, создав одну из самых зрелых и атмосферных работ в своей дискографии. 📼 Архивный материал: @rokarhiveXXcentry 📌 Подписывайтесь на Italian prog, progressive rock, винил-рипы, ремастеры и редкие архивные записи. Под руководством гитариста Бамби Фоссати группа развила собственный стиль, объединив психоделический рок, продолжительные инструментальные партии и сложные прогрессивные аранжировки. На Astrolabio музыканты сделали акцент на масштабных композиционных формах, постепенно развивающихся музыкальных темах и богатой звуковой палитре. Альбом состоит из двух крупных произведений, занимающих обе стороны оригинальной виниловой пластинки. Композиция «Madre di cose perdute» представляет собой многосекционную прогрессивную сюиту с выразительными мелодиями, атмосферными инструментальными эпизодами и впечатляющей гитарной работой Бамби Фоссати. Вторая композиция, «Sette?», продолжает музыкальное путешествие, демонстрируя сложные структуры и высокий исполнительский уровень коллектива. Несмотря на то что Garybaldi не достигли такой известности, как некоторые другие представители Italian Prog, Astrolabio по праву считается одной из скрытых жемчужин прогрессивного рока 1970-х годов. 📀 Треклист / Таймкоды 00:01 — Madre di cose perdute 20:28 — Sette? 🎸 Состав: Bambi Fossati — гитара, гитарные эффекты, вокал Sandro Serra — бас-гитара, вокал Maurizio Cassinelli — ударные, вокал, эффекты Lio Marchi — клавишные 🎛 Производство: Продюсер — Garybaldi Записано в Италии 📍 Информация о релизе: Дата выхода — 1973 Лейбл — Fonit (LPQ 09075) Страна — Италия Формат — LP Переиздания: 1991 — Fonit / Vinyl Magic (LPP 415) 1991 — Fonit Cetra (CDM 2036) 🔖 Хэштеги: #Garybaldi #Astrolabio #ItalianProg #ProgressiveRock #SymphonicProg #PsychedelicRock #BambiFossati #ItalianRock #RPI #70sProg #RareProg #RokarhiveXXcentry

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