[nonseinormale65]

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Band: Magnifica Scarlatti
Country: Italy (Torino)
Genre: Hard Rock/Crossover
Release: Demo tape
Title: Magnifica Scarlatti
Year: 1990
Bitrate: mp3 - 320 kbps


Info:

One and only demo (recorded in november 1990) released by this short lived band
formed by musicians that were active in the italian rock,metal and punk scene since 1983.

Here is a rare live video of the song 777: https://youtu.be/oXj3EtN0aXw


Line up:

Mauro "Mao" Gurlino - vocals (Gianni Cirigliano band,Mao e la Rivoluzione etc.)
Alessandro "Sandro" Picciuolo - guitar (Jambon Street,Inox etc.)
Silvio Bernelli - bass (Declino,Indigesti etc.)
Elvin Betti - drums (Gow,Negazione etc.)


Tracklist:


1 - Thanx God
2 - It's essential
3 - Never is a nasty game (in forme disperse)
4 - 777
5 - Early mornin',sundown

Hidden Link

[Strappado]

Hi Marco. Discogs says this demo was released 1991.

https://www.discogs.com/Magnifica-Scarl ... e/12167653

Self-released demo tape, recorded on 4-track in November 1990 and released in early 1991.

[nonseinormale65]

Hi Marco. Discogs says this demo was released 1991.

https://www.discogs.com/Magnifica-Scarl ... e/12167653

Self-released demo tape, recorded on 4-track in November 1990 and released in early 1991.

Hi Emil,the notes in the inlay/jcard say that it was recorded in november 1990 so i felt that as the year of the official release,there was no info about the 1991 year...not to mention that at the time the tape was reviewed by the italian magazine HM reporting the 1990 date, anyway it makes not a big difference ;-)

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[OldNecromancer]

I got this demo tape in 1991, to be fair… B.t.w. perhaps the question could be solved by the Discogs' user who did upload the band photo on their page (I don't know if he is an ex-member of M.S. or simply know someone of the ex-members…): https://www.discogs.com/user/010101010101_C/images

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[Strappado]

It's not a big deal :) I just like to get the infos as correct as possible
Will contact the Discogs user and see if he knows anything, thanks Tony!