Arti + Mestieri - Positivo/Negativo

ALBUM: Tilt - Immagini per un orecchio

YEAR: 1974

The Italian jazz-rock scene is a solid subsection of the famed Prog tradition, with numerous bands of extraordinary virtuosity, none more so than the undisputed leader of the pack, Arti+Mestieri. Unquestioningly led by the dazzling (an appropriately named) Furio Chirico, one of the greatest stick "n skins men ever and revered by many prog drummers, the band kicks some serious butt, a fast-paced, intense prog-fusion that rivals anything by anyone in the same genre. At times quite symphonic due to Beppe Crovella's sweeping keyboards, shouldered by some frenetic fretting provided by Gigi Venegoni and the wild sax ramblings of Arturo Vitale , doubling on violin and flute, the main focus remains on the overpowering and hyperactive Furio, leaving one to wonder about his propulsion pack (first nuclear drummer?) . Neil Peart is not unique, dear Rush fans! This is not just all technique, the material is original, distinctive and highly infectious.. No wonder this album retains a hallowed place in many a Prog collection and deservedly so.

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[ELECTROMANTIC]

Thank you for your post. I really appreciate it!

...it was exactly 36 years ago, october 74 when the album came out!

BEPPE CROVELLA ...still in arti & mestier, after all these years!i

[ptola]

@ELECTROMANTIC GRANDISSIMO!!! io sono un vostro accanito fan!! Furio l'ho visto qualche anno fa a cagliari che si esibiva ad una festa del comune su di un palco in via roma... è una belva! siete delle bestie voialtri! credimi, è un onore per me leggere un tuo commento qua...

[tusbluftusbl1]

Bellissimo pezzo strumentale tratto dal concept-album TILT del1974.La 'vera' musica è stata creata in quegli anni...questo è un fulgido esempio del miglior 'progressive-rock' italiano. Aeti&Mestieri... the best.