Agorà - Agorà 2 FLAC

Agorà Italy Btfit Atlantic Jazz Rock 2013

Genre:	Jazz / Rock
Performer:	Agorà
Title:	Agorà 2
Style:	Jazz-Rock
Date of release:	2013
Label:	btf.it, Atlantic
Catalog Number:	VMLP087, T 50324
Country:	Italy
FLAC album size:	1242 mb
MP3 album size:	2815 mb

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Tracklist

1	Simbiosi (Vasi Comunicanti)	5:28
2	Tall El Zaatar	8:25
3	La Bottega Di Duilio	5:52
4	Cavalcata Solare	8:40
5	Punto Rosso	5:24
6	Piramide Di Domani	6:01

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
T 50324	Agorà	Agorà 2 ‎(LP, Album)	Atlantic	T 50324	Italy	1977
T 450324	Agorà	Agorà 2 ‎(Cass, Album)	Atlantic	T 450324	Italy	1977
ATL 001	Agorà	Agorà 2 ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Atlantic	ATL 001	Italy	Unknown
DUPG005	Agorà	Agorà 2 ‎(CD, Album, Pap)	Disk Union	DUPG005	Japan	2007
VM CD 087	Agorà	Agorà 2 ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Atlantic, VM 2000, btf.it	VM CD 087	Italy	Unknown

Credits

Artwork – Mario Convertino
Bass Guitar – Lucio Cesari
Coordinator [Graphic Coordinator] – Nicky Antonucci Ferrara
Cover, Design – Maurizio Catani
Drums – Mauro Mencaroni
Electric Piano – Roberto Bacchiocchi
Engineer – Angelo Arienti
Executive-Producer – Pier Tacchini
Mixed By – Arienti, Tacchini
Mixed By, Written-By – Agorà
Percussion, Baritone Saxophone – Nino Russo
Photography By – Roberto Masotti
Soprano Saxophone – Ovidio Urbani
Twelve-String Guitar – Renato Gasparini

Notes

Recorded at CAP Studio, Milan, September 8 to 23, 1976.

Made in Italy by WEA Italiana

Gatefold sleeve.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): VMLP 087 A
Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): VMLP 087 B
Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 50234-1
Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 50324-2
Barcode: 8 016158 118742
Rights Society: SIAE

Companies

Licensed From – Warner Music Italia Srl
Distributed By – BTF srl
Made By – WEA Italiana S.p.A.
Recorded At – CAP Studio

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LONUDOG

After the moderate success of the debut album "Live in Montreux", Agorà
published their first and only studio work in 1976. The possibilities offered by
the recording studio seemed more congenial to their proposal, which turns
out to be a deeply matured LP, technically flawless and with songs that still
belong to the best Italian jazz-rock, with a more intense jazz component at
the expense of the progressive one.
Unfortunately, both “Agora 2” and the single “Cavalcata Solare” taken from
this work were almost completely ignored, in a period in which the vast
universe that revolves around the Italian progressive was slowly decaying.
The Atlantic label, also due to a very poor familiarity with the Italian bands
and scene, didn’t renew Agorà’s contract and the group disbanded after a
final appearance at the Parco Lambro Festival in 1976, with their various
members that dispersing in many other jazz bands, in some cases up to the
present day.
“Agorà 2” still sounds wonderfully today, and deserves a respectable place
within a serious Italian progressive rock discography. The album is here
reissued on LP for the first time ever, in a faithful reproduction of the original
edition of ‘76.