Fetus - Franco Battiato

Description: Genre: Rock / Artist: Franco Battiato / Import / Audio CD released 2006-04-03 at Water / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Fe ... more

Fetus - Franco Battiato ... Fetus
2 Una Cellula
3 Cariocinesi
4 Energia
5 Fenomenologia
6 Meccanica
7 Anafase
8 Mutazione

Newest Review: ... the bad, ironic synthesisers spoofed in the opening titles of the modern-day TV series 'Look Around You.' The album's opening ... more

... melody reminded me of this more than anything else, and it never gets particularly better. Although this is experimental music to some small extent, the experiments themselves are all very weak and often nonsensical, as movements cease for no apparent reason, only to resume a few seconds later or follow an unconnected style, such as a switch from keyboard melody to an acoustic guitar and singing section, and then back. There's also an irritating tendency towards repetition even down to specific melodies being repri...more

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	Fetus Release Date: 2006 - 04 - 03, Audio CD, Water Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47	£ 25.89	Free! within 24 hours

Fetus
Release Date: 2006 - 04 - 03, Audio CD, Water

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Fetus - Franco Battiato: Failed Abortion (350 words)
by - written on 28/02/08 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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Franco Battiato is a semi-celebrated Italian singer and progressive musician, but if his first full-length album 'Fetus' is anything to go by (which it isn't necessarily, considering his extensive discography since), his talents clearly lie squarely in the singing department alone, and even these are hardly used to any effect. This is a heavily keyboard-driven album in a seventies pop style, more like Jean-Michel Jarre than Vangelis but ultimately sounding a lot more like the bad, ironic synthesisers spoofed in the opening titles of the modern-day TV series 'Look Around You.' The album's opening melody reminded me of this more than anything else, and it never gets ... Read the complete review