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17/4 (Settequarti)16:18
213/18 (Trediciottavi)15:41

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
K22P 279, K22P-279New Trolls Tempi Dispari ‎(LP, Album, RE)Magma , Seven SeasK22P 279, K22P-279Japan1982
KICP 2720New Trolls Tempi Dispari ‎(CD, Album)Crime KICP 2720Japan1993
KICP 2054New Trolls Tempi Dispari ‎(CD, Album, RE)Crime KICP 2054Japan1990
V.M 061, VM. 061New Trolls Tempi Dispari ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)Vinyl Magic, Vinyl MagicV.M 061, VM. 061Italy1996
SRML 2006New Trolls Tempi Dispari ‎(LP, Album, RE, Gat)Magma , Si-Wan RecordsSRML 2006South Korea1993

Credits

  • Bass – Giorgio D'Adamo
  • Drums – Tullio D'Episcopo
  • Guitar – Vittorio De Scalzi
  • Keyboards – Renato Rosset
  • Music By – New Trolls
  • Saxophone, Flute – Giorgio Baiocco

Notes

First Italian pressing on yellow and multicolors label, date on the trail off of both sides "27-8-74", dating back to 1975 S.I.A.E. stamp of the second type, with a diameter of about 15 mm furthermore with the S.I.A.E. mark that occupies the entire center circle.
Gatefold cover.

Recorded live at Teatro Alcione, Genova in 1974.

Companies

  • Produced At – Studio G, Genova
  • Published By – Edizioni Musicali Elettra
  • Distributed By – Dischi Ricordi S.P.A.
  • Recorded At – Teatro Alcione

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New Troll TITLE 'tempi dispari' FILE New Troll - tempi WAVE TRACK 01 AUDIO TITLE 74. 50 видео Воспроизвести все Микс. A second album, simply titled New Trolls, followed two years later 1970 as a compilation of their singles. By the end of the same year New Trolls would have faced their first line-up change, when Mauro Chiarugi left the band. The other members managed to go on as a quartet. With the court case settled De Scalzi was again able to use the name New Trolls, despite this Tempi dispari was rather unsuccessful. The disappointment of Tempi dispari triggered the breakup of the De Scalzi led incarnation of New Trolls. Amazingly, De Scalzi rejoined his old friendrival Di Palo and drummer Belleno for a new chapter in New Trolls' history. European Rock Collection Part9, New Trolls-Tempi dispariFull Album 31:52. 목록에 추가. New Trolls - Tempi Dispari 1974. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Progressive Rock. New Trolls. Songs in album New Trolls - Tempi Dispari 1974. New Trolls - 74 Settequarti. New Trolls - 138 Trediciottavi. Total votes: 3. Other albums by New Trolls. New Trolls '70. Pop Classic Rock. Tempi Dispari is a magical live album from 1974 by the ATOMIC SYSTEM variation of The NEW TROLLS, led by guitarist Vittorio De Scalzi after three members left to form what would end up being IBIS. De Scalzi is joined by future Nova keyboards player Renato Rosset, who influences this variation in a more jazzy oriented way than any other NEW TROLLS incarnation. The band play here two side-long suites with side 1 really exploring the Jazz theme and side 2 including a theme from Concerto Grosso 1 of excellent and innovative music with very heavy Miles Davis-like jazz prog r. New Trolls : Tempi Dispari,альбом, рецезия, трек-лист, mp3, тексты песен. 1974's Tempi Dispari was the second and final album using the N. Atomic System name, from an era where the legality of the New Trolls name was still in dispute. Vittorio De Scalzi obviously wanting to continue on as New Trolls but instead as N. Atomic System with new musicians, and Nico Di Palo first recording with Frank Laugelli, Maurizio Salvi, and Gianni Bellano under their first names with the album Canti d'Innocenza Canti d'Esperienza in 1973 with the giant question mark on the cover, before being given the name. Ibis and recording two more albums with lineup chang. It's about time New Trolls Atomic System is included in here, mainly for Tempi Dispari. NT Atomic System's name came out of a legal dispute between Vittorio De Scalzi and Nico Di Palo following the breakup of the old band after the release of UT at the end of 1972. As mentioned the 1973 album was a prog rock album, but Tempi Dispari is full on jazz rockfusion, and it's nothing short of amazing, even though it was recorded live. For all who love this kind of music, this is an essential purchase, although it would be a big jolt for the progheads used to their more prog-oriented material. Lots of electric piano, sax, some spacy synths creeping in from time to time, some Hammond organ. New Trolls: Live. Atomic System. Tempi Dispari. All Albums of New Trolls . Website image policy. Rockol only uses images and photos made available for promotional purposes for press use by record companies, artist managements and p. Said images are used to exert a right to report and a finality of the criticism, in a degraded mode compliant to copyright laws, and exclusively inclosed in our own informative content. Only non-exclusive images addressed to newspaper use and, in general, copyright-free are accepted

New Trolls - Tempi Dispari mp3

Performer: New Trolls

Title: Tempi Dispari

Country: Italy

Release date: 1974

Label: Magma

Style: Fusion, Jazz-Rock

Catalog: MAGL 18005

Genre: Jazz / Rock

Size MP3: 2468 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 986

Record source: Vinyl, LP, Album

New Trolls Italy Magma Fusion Jazz Rock 1974

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Zicelik
It's almost unbelievable the drastic change of direction this edition of New Trolls (called N.T. Atomic System because of legal reasons, but this particular release bears the New Trolls name, seemingly the legal matter had finally been solved by this time, Vittori De Scalzi was able to continue on as New Trolls while Nico Di Palo was by now continuing on with his band as Ibis). The album just called N.T. Atomic System very much stayed in the prog direction (with the exception of the folk rock of "Butterfly"). This one is all-out fusion, and they do a great job at it too! This was recorded live, and this is just full of killer playing from all around. Lots of electric piano, synths, guitar and organ are also used, plus sax. There is a part where a theme from Concerto Grosso per 1 is revisited (briefly) to let you know this is New Trolls, or at least a version with Vittorio De Scalzi clearly in charge. It appears many seem to dislike this album and refer to it as a "disappointment". I can't understand why. Probably those expecting another one like the 1973 N.T. Atomic System album and instead got fusion. If you love fusion, you'll love this. It's definitely not your typical New Trolls release. Certainly an album I'd recommend any fusion fan wanting to venture out of their Weather Report/Mahavishnu Orchestra/Return to Forever comfort zone. I like it when a band I already enjoy tries something different but still put out a great album, and Tempi Dispari proves that. Your fusion collection just isn't complete without it.

Oh yeah, I typed "Tempi dispari" in the Google Translate, and it translates as "Odd time signatures". That sounds about right. It makes sense given the front cover bears all those numbers. Plus the track titles were apparently the meters the band were performing in. But I found it amusing the album called track two "13/18", when there's no such thing as a "13/18" meter as there's no such thing as an 18th note. But the label on the original LP does call it "13/8" which at least makes sense, meaning 13 eighth notes to the bar. "7/4" being the meter of the first cut. Odd meters were common in jazz, so no surprise why this album should lean closer to jazz, or at least jazz rock and fusion.
Zicelik
It's almost unbelievable the drastic change of direction this edition of New Trolls (called N.T. Atomic System because of legal reasons, but this particular release bears the New Trolls name, seemingly the legal matter had finally been solved by this time, Vittori De Scalzi was able to continue on as New Trolls while Nico Di Palo was by now continuing on with his band as Ibis). The album just called N.T. Atomic System very much stayed in the prog direction (with the exception of the folk rock of "Butterfly"). This one is all-out fusion, and they do a great job at it too! This was recorded live, and this is just full of killer playing from all around. Lots of electric piano, synths, guitar and organ are also used, plus sax. There is a part where a theme from Concerto Grosso per 1 is revisited (briefly) to let you know this is New Trolls, or at least a version with Vittorio De Scalzi clearly in charge. It appears many seem to dislike this album and refer to it as a "disappointment". I can't understand why. Probably those expecting another one like the 1973 N.T. Atomic System album and instead got fusion. If you love fusion, you'll love this. It's definitely not your typical New Trolls release. Certainly an album I'd recommend any fusion fan wanting to venture out of their Weather Report/Mahavishnu Orchestra/Return to Forever comfort zone. I like it when a band I already enjoy tries something different but still put out a great album, and Tempi Dispari proves that. Your fusion collection just isn't complete without it.

Oh yeah, I typed "Tempi dispari" in the Google Translate, and it translates as "Odd time signatures". That sounds about right. It makes sense given the front cover bears all those numbers. Plus the track titles were apparently the meters the band were performing in. But I found it amusing the album called track two "13/18", when there's no such thing as a "13/18" meter as there's no such thing as an 18th note. But the label on the original LP does call it "13/8" which at least makes sense, meaning 13 eighth notes to the bar. "7/4" being the meter of the first cut. Odd meters were common in jazz, so no surprise why this album should lean closer to jazz, or at least jazz rock and fusion.