Ennio Morricone — Ricordi tanti fiori
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I was searching for prog rock specific radio channels, and said to myself, "Go back to RP, you can find it there" and boom.. Reading my mind..
underrated and exceptional...easy 8 or 9
Makes me think about bands like NITS and Kayak :O
Had never heard this song from him before hearing it on RP. Incredible beauty. The Maestro, indeed.
MusicManiac58 wrote:
I was just thinking the same without checking the artist and boom, what a strange mix..
Sounds like an obscure British Folk-Prog band from the 70s. I like that stuff.
I was just thinking the same without checking the artist and boom, what a strange mix..
7 to 9 one emotional afternoon
not for me. But ain’t nobody asked.
MusicManiac58 wrote:
Ah ... for some reason I'm recalling Gryphon. They had some very interesting intrumentation.
Sounds like an obscure British Folk-Prog band from the 70s. I like that stuff.
Ah ... for some reason I'm recalling Gryphon. They had some very interesting intrumentation.
Sounds like an obscure British Folk-Prog band from the 70s. I like that stuff.
More Morricone, please.
They don't make music like this anymore. A diamond from the past.
Fabulous album cover!
Fabulous album cover!
Indeed, although this is a recent complication (that seems hard to find).
It took some effort to dig through the massive amount of Morricone releases, but this track is originally part of the soundtrack of the 1970 movie “Uccidete il vitello grasso e arrostitelo” (or “Kill the Fatted Calf and Roast It”).