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The Plug: Dawn
The Plug, un trio che si fa beffe di etichette, di classificazioni, di purismi e di puristi e crea una musica viva, palpitante. Dove acustico ed elettrico/elettronico si combinano in maniera del tutto naturale dando vita a scenari suggestivi. Dove Petrella indirizza la sua straripante esuberanza verso una vena melodica davvero sorprendente, dove Lombardini con il basso elettrico alimenta una pulsazione continua ed elastica, dove Giorgi frantuma il ritmo, lo riassembla, lo rilancia. Dove testo, canto e spoken word per una volta non la fanno a pugni con l'improvvisazione.
The Plug e Dawn, un disco bello da vedere, elegante nel packaging cartonato, ecologico - carta proveniente da foreste correttamente gestite e colori rigorosamente ad acqua - e naturalmente bello da ascoltare.
Visita i siti di Giovanni Giorgi, Andrea Lombardini e Gianluca Petrella.
Track Listing
01. JB; 02. Dawn; 03. Mister PC; 04. Sad Song (C.Bley); 05. Dunbar Part One; 06. Dunbar Part Two; 07. Family Time; 08. Are You Listening; 09. 2880; 10. Since I've Been Loving You (Led Zeppelin); 11. GB Band Introduction. Tutte le composizioni sono di Giovanni Giorgi, Andrea Lombardini e Gianluca Petrella tranne quelle indicate.
Personnel
Andrea Lombardini
bass, electricGiovanni Giorgi (batteria, programming, live electronics, kalimba, sampler); Andrea Lombardini (basso elettrico, EFX); Gianluca Petrella (trombone, EFX); featuring: Sergio Cocchi (voce).
Album information
Title: Dawn | Year Released: 2010
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