(Symphonic Progressive Rock) Greenwall (With:Andrea Moneta-Leviathan) - Дискография (4 альбома) - 1999-2014, MP3, 320 kbps

Here is the most mature issue form one of the most interesting bands of the italian prog scene. Greenwall’s "Zappa Zippa Zuppa Zeppa!" has born directly as a multimedia project, as the CD and the DVD must be seen as a whole thing. Thanks to a wider musical vision, and to a variety of sources of inspiration, past and present of the band find a new path for convergence and continuity. You start with the baroque a cappella doggerel “Superpezzi” and end up with the reissue of King Crimson’s “Larks’ Tongues in Aspic – part 1”. A continue astonishment that grows up track by track, video by video.
he music on this album ranges from interesting keyboard improvisation to acoustic sections, alternately recalling CAMEL, Rick WAKEMAN and Mike OLDFIELD and with frequent classical references (a track even includes a snippet of the theme from Mozart's "Figaro"). Some pieces are sung but most are extensive instrumental works, among which figures a 21-minute long epic. It is a tasteful and sophisticated album but its production is a little shaky. The all-instrumental second album "Electropuzzles" (01) is a huge improvement production-wise but unfortunately features many overly-long, 'new-agey' passages likely to bore most progsters. If this band ever releases a third album that combines the compositional inspiration of the first with the technical polish of the latter, we'll definitely have a winner on our hands.
Fans of CAMEL and very smooth prog in general may want to check them out. Classical music buffs, especially those into minimalist styles such as Éric Satie will also appreciate.

Line-up:
Andrea Pavoni – keyboards
Alfredo De Donno – keyboards
Michela Botti – vocals
Fabio Ciliberti – electric bass
With
Stefano Marazzi: drums
Bruno Zoia: contrabass
Pier Paolo Ferroni: drums
Alessandro Tomei: horns
Umberto Spiniello: drums
Andrea Moneta (Leviathan): drums
Riccardo Sandri: guitar
Silvia Ceccarelli: vocals
Massimo Leoni: vocals