Description

Still sealed region free Black Widow Records release

There are several Goblin-related acts around. Goblin Rebirth released a studio album of the same name in 2015, but this dvd was recorded before that (in Rome, April 22nd, 2011), so it concentrates on the original Goblin output from the mid-seventies onward, a large part of which is film music to horror flicks mostly directed by Dario Argento (the best known of those films are Argento’s Profondo Rosso and Suspiria and George Romero’s Zombi – Dawn of the Dead). This means we have 107 minutes of instrumental prog — with occasional voice samples and its excellent stuff. The quintet featuring two keyboard players can build very strong atmospheres. The music is not indulgent skill-masturbation, but the musical competence is evident nevertheless. The musicians’ co-operation is extremely precise and organic, slightly in a jazzy way. The compositions are pretty full of melodies too. The band are playing a best-of crossover, including nearly the entire Roller soundtrack album, which is said to be their masterpiece. There are little or no talk inbetween and the audience get very little time to applause before the next track starts. This is a good thing, making the concert a continuous musical journey.

Track listing:
1. Killer On The Train
2. Buio Omega
3. Aquaman
4. Bass Solo
5. Mad Puppet
6. Death Dies
7. Roller
8. Doctor Frankenstein
9. La Chiesa
10. Tenebre
11. Goblin
12. L’Alba Dei Morti Viventi
13. Magic Thriller
14. Le Cascate Di Viridiana
15. Connexion
16. Witch
17. Suspiria
18. Zombi
19. Profondo Rosso
20. Photogallery