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Rock
Performer: New Trolls
Title: Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons
Style: Classic Rock, Prog Rock, Symphonic Rock
Year 2007
Country Europe
Genre: Rock
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 808
MP3 size: 1970 mb
FLAC size: 1618 mb
WMA size: 1579 mb
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New Trolls - Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons mp3 album


New Trolls - Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons mp3 album

Tracklist

The Knowledge (Overture) 1:34
Dance With The Rain (Ballata) 4:24
Future Joy (Scherzo) 2:50
High Education (Cello Cadenza) 1:43
The Seventh Seaon (Ostinato) 5:31
One Magic Night (Larghetto) 5:52
Barocco'n'Roll (Allegro Brioso) 2:57
Intro And Canone 1:34
Testament Of Time (Andante) 4:27
The Ray Of White Light (Rondò) 4:35
To Love The Land (Adagio) 4:45
The Season Of Hope (Piano Preludio) 5:00
Simply Angels (Suite) 6:25
Ethix (Canzona) 3:07
Bonus Track
So Che Ci Sei (Italian Version Of "Dance With The Rain") 4:24

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
0185688 AER New Trolls Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons ‎(2xLP, Album, Ltd, Gat) Aereostella, Edel 0185688 AER Europe 2007
MICP-10706 New Trolls = ニュー・トロルス* New Trolls = ニュー・トロルス* - Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons = コンチェルト・グロッソIII~ザ・セヴン・シーズンズ ‎(CD, Album) Avalon MICP-10706 Japan 2007
0182912 AER New Trolls Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons ‎(CD, Album) Aereostella, Edel 0182912 AER Italy 2007
MICP-10706 New Trolls Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) Avalon MICP-10706 Russia Unknown
Flash_back
Most reunion albums by old progressive rock bands are disappointing. The latest collaboration between Nico Di Palo and Vittorio de Scalzi, arguably the most important members of the original New Trolls, is anything but. If anything this may be New Trolls' best album to date. Nico Di Palo's vocals have never sounded better and his Italian accent is now so muted at to be almost undetectable. The style of the album is pure '70s progressive with heavy classical quotation, so this truly is a follow-up to the two previous Concerto Grosso albums (1971 & 1976). Of course, de Scalzi and Di Palo have the advantage of 21st century recording techniques and another 30 years of experience. The result is an amazingly crisp album that aptly demonstrates that the progressive rock /classic rock style is anything but dead and that new, creative, and enjoyable music can still be recorded by the right artists. Here is '70s art rock just lightly updated for the 21st century. "Concerto Grosso, The Seven Seasons" is absolutely brilliant and highly recommended for all progressive rock afficionados, not just fans of New Trolls.