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Antonio Ricardo Luciani

Agonia Della Civiltà (LP)

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2019 re-issue on Intervallo of the amazing 1972 library album of electronic experimental/industrial music (predating Sacher Pelz and Asmus Tietchens). Essential library LP.

condition (record/cover): M / M

Antonino Riccardo Luciani wrote the theme to Almanacco del giorno dopo, the RAI programme that ran for twenty years and taught a generation of Italians what tomorrow's saint was, and he was a member of Peymont, whose Cibernetica Intervallo reissued in 2016. Agonia della civiltà ("The Agony of Civilisation") came out on Flower in 1972: a library album of decline and collapse, orchestral and electronic, the titles reading like a Club of Rome report set to music.

Intervallo paired its reissue with the Marletta and the two make a diptych of Roman library at its most serious. Limited edition, remastered.

Details
Cat. number: 014
Year: 2019

Release notes

Limited to 300 copies.

Tracklist
A1Catastrofe Sociale3:56
A2Metropoli In Agonia3:23
A3Morte Progressiva1:58
A4Disfacimento Ecologico3:56
A5Immagine Del Futuro2:41
A6Modificazioni Genetiche2:57
A7Folla Senza Volto1:12
B1Dramma Dell'Evoluzione1:41
B2Dissolvimento Sociale2:55
B3Ultimo Benessere2:57
B4Inabitabilità4:05
B5I Cavalieri Dell'Apocalisse4:10
B6Esodo Di Popolazioni2:53
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29 November 2019
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