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To me, the voice resembles that of One System. Anyway, great song with inusual (original) sounds of drums and bassline.
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Stefano Brignoli is the singer? For me, the voice sounds very similar to Webo's.
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The starting chant and then repeated over and over is borrowed from Botones' Don Quijote Y Sancho theme song, and the instrumental part is an obvious imitation of DJ Panda. So, there isn't much originality in this production.
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We have to asume that Flip Over is a Disco song influenced by the sound of that time (clearly inspired by M's Pop Muzik). By then, Italo-Disco did not even exist yet.
It's just a funny and cheesy song without pretensions, and as such should be taken,... See full review |
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It's not a brilliant production from Arduini-Bortolotti, especially compared to what they did shortly after. But I find it interesting to hear a few sounds and arrangements that remind me of Living in a ROM by G.G. Near, including also the singer's voice.
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It's clearly inspired on the Cappella's hits of the time, U Got 2 Know and Move on Baby.
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Beautiful Italo instrumental record. That works on both sides. Vega Synthauri is a futuristic dance floor piece with a heavy rhythmic pattern, where the main melodic motive has a Classical music nature (in fact, this recalls the style of Rondò...
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This release has a lot of surface noise, all the way from the beginning to the end. I wonder if it's just my copy and some others I've heard, or this is a general pressing defect.
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The italian pressing is awful. All copies that have passed through my hands have a lot of clicks and pops throughout the entire intro. Unfortunately, this is quite common with other Many Records releases of that period. I don't know if there is any...
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Erik van Vliet (hotsound) explains that the Laser Dance song was featured by Fonny de Wulf, and that Michiel van der Kuy was hired later to continue with the project.
What is not clear is about the autor of the Laser Dance song (W. Robson), when it... See full review |
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Butterfly is an excellent example of the typical Italo-Disco sound from Disco Magic during the 1983-84 season. This is also one of the few Italo songs that rarely incorporates the sound of the Mellotron.
The song is inspired by the aria A bel di... See full review |
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Thanks to the Internet and a new generation of electro-clubbers interested in Italo-Disco, this record obtained the recognition that did not have at the time. This has become a kind of classic, even reached a cult status now, but in the eighties, with...
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America was never released on 12" by Memory Records (the original label of Baby's Gang). But if it had to be one, most likely that would be identical to this release from Max Music. The A side contains the same version from the LP Challenger and the...
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Unfortunately, there are hundreds of releases like this one submitted as Italo-Disco (even Raffaella Carrá, Richi e Poveri, ....). Concerning this song, only the instrumental part fits the Italo patterns IMHO.
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