Pink Project - Amama (1982)

Recorded from the original vinyl double album Domino, Klepperderep presents: Amama.

A nice rare space italo-disco track.

Enjoy.

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Music

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• Pink Project
• Amama
• Italo
• Disco
• rare
• 1982

[beedebee2000]

I know I had the double album of these guys, weren't they more or less the same guys behind Kano (the Italian one, not that modern R&B rubbish dude)?

[Klepperderep]

@beedebee2000

Yes, Luciano Ninzatti and Stefano Pulga were the guys behind Kano.

[Novembre41]

This guys must have been into freemasonery bigggggg time!!

[Italodancers]

Woooofff,years in missing!!!!

Is real this incredible sound????

1982 + Pink project =The future.

[ZombieToaster]

Pink Project only did cover-mixes right? So what two songs was this based off of?

This is pretty damn awesome by the way. One of my fav Italo tracks.

[PPello]

Always great stuff here!Thanks a mil, sharing at the youtube parties!!!!!xx

[AFcunningham]

i really like the album cover art. It reminds of a very old floppy disk flying computer game, that i used to love playing on my grandpa's IBM computer.

[VFXashley]

ILLUMINATI!!!  AHHHHH!!!!

[VickyDPi]

holy crap is this the best? this is the best

[tntfoussard1]

Gotta write 5 pages tonight for french, this and some yello is the only thing that keeps me going.

[1jazct]

Muy buena esta musica. no le pide nada a la calidad de sonido de la musica electronica de ahora...

[theTVchannel1000]

its time for aerobics

lets get physical!

[sesamestreetgang]

@Novembre41 The all-seeing-eye isn't exclusively a freemason symbol... it's been around for a few thousand years and used by many groups starting with the ancient egyptians (it was originally the eye of horus) and even some early christian groups (it became the eye of providence, a christian symbol)

I do find it funny though that everyone associates it only with the freemasons and secret societies as if they came up with the symbol and it's exclusively used by them

[sesamestreetgang]

@Novembre41 The all-seeing-eye isn't exclusively a freemason symbol... it's been around for a few thousand years and used by many groups starting with the ancient egyptians (it was originally the eye of horus) and even some early christian groups (it became the eye of providence, a christian symbol)

I do find it funny though that everyone associates it only with the freemasons and secret societies as if they came up with the symbol and it's exclusively used by them