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Artist:	GARYBALDI
Title:	Note Perdute
Label:	AMS (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$34.00
Catalog #:	AMS 041LP

"An amazing collection of rarities for one of the most important bands of Italian '70s prog-rock: Garybaldi. This anthology contains a track that was meant to be included in their Gleemen debut, some live and alternate versions recorded between 1969 and 1998, and an amazing gem, three live tracks recorded during the Naples Be-In festival of 1973, one of the very few testimonies of those legendary festivals, as in those times no one used to record gigs in Italy! The artwork has been entirely conceived by Matteo Guarnaccia, one of the most important psychedelic painters in Italy: inspired by the famous Nuda cover art, he drew a marvelous triple gatefold artwork. Triple gatefold LP with 180 gram black vinyl and a 25x60cm poster with vintage pics of Garybaldi/Gleemen."

Artist:	GARYBALDI
Title:	Nuda
Label:	VINYL MAGIC (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$31.00
Catalog #:	VM 114LP

Deluxe gatefold edition. "From Genova, the legend of Garybaldi started back in 1965 when a group called Gleemen was founded. Gleemen was the same exact line-up of Garybaldi, and they released one only album under their first name, in 1970. One year after the release of the Gleemen album, which is Hendrix rock inspired rather than prog, the band decided to follow the progressive trend and changed their name to Garybaldi, forging a legend of Italian prog for the future generations. They released their debut album in 1972, Nuda, keeping the Hendrix-inspired guitar playing of Bambi Fossati but showing a stronger progressive orientation. It came with a beautiful artwork in triple gatefold cover by Guido Crepax. Now here's an exact repro of the rare original album, 500 copies only. Grab this important piece of Italian prog while you can. First time ever vinyl reissue!"

Artist:	GARYBALDI
Title:	Astrolabio
Label:	VINYL MAGIC (ITALY)
Format:	LP
Price:	$31.00
Catalog #:	VM 116LP

"After the Nuda masterpiece, you couldn't believe the guys went higher. The next year in 1973 they released their second and last, Astrolabio, another excellent album but not such a top record as the debut was. The album consists of 2 long tracks with a lot of improvisation giving guitarist Bambi Fossati a perfect field to give good faith of his high level playing. There is good keyboard work here too, courtesy of Lio Marchi who was actually not in the group but only for the recording sessions. These two tracks were also released in single format, obviously quite shortened. Also quite rare in its original form, Astrolabio was released in a gatefold cover, which is now exactly reproduced in this limited reissue of 500 copies that we strongly recommend you to give a space in your collection."

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