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"Stati Di Immaginazione" (2006) is an album by the iconic Premiata Forneria Marconi (PFM), an Italian progressive rock band that emerged in the early 1970s. Known for their intricate compositions, virtuoso musicianship, and blend of classical, jazz, and rock elements, PFM is one of the most influential bands in the Italian progressive rock scene.

"Love 4 Love" is an album by the disco and funk group Change, released in 2018 as a CD-Rip. Known for their infectious grooves and upbeat melodies, Change was influential in the late '70s and early '80s disco scene. This album typically features a blend of new tracks and reimagined classics, showcasing the group's signature sound characterized by smooth vocals and vibrant instrumentals. The songs often revolve around themes of love and dance, appealing to both nostalgic fans and new listeners alike.

Carmen McRae & George Shearing - Two For The Road (1980) is a beautiful jazz album that captures the collaboration between two of the genre's most iconic figures: Carmen McRae, one of jazz's greatest vocalists, and George Shearing, a legendary pianist and composer known for his distinctive style of jazz piano. Released in 1980, the album features a mix of standards, ballads, and upbeat tunes, showcasing the impeccable chemistry between McRae's vocal artistry and Shearing's sophisticated piano accompaniment.

Sonny Rollins - Milestone Profiles (2006) is a compilation album that highlights the iconic tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins' works recorded for Milestone Records, one of the most respected jazz labels. The album is part of the Milestone Profiles series, which collects and presents key tracks from artists who made a significant impact on the label, in this case, Sonny Rollins.

While You Were Out (2009) is an album featuring Ned Rothenberg, Catherine Jauniaux, and Barre Phillips, known for their work in avant-garde, jazz, and experimental music. The album is a collaborative effort that blends a variety of sound textures, improvisation, and creative experimentation. The unique combination of artists, each with their own distinctive approach to music, results in an album that is both unconventional and captivating for listeners who appreciate cutting-edge, avant-garde music.

Birds Abide (2010) is an album featuring Barre Phillips, Catherine Jauniaux, and Malcolm Goldstein, three prominent figures in avant-garde music and free improvisation. This album is a unique collaboration that blends various elements of experimental jazz, vocal improvisation, and instrumental exploration. The performers' backgrounds in both classical and experimental music bring a wide array of sounds and techniques to the project, creating a challenging and innovative listening experience.

Perceptual (2000) is the debut album by Brian Blade Fellowship, a jazz ensemble led by the acclaimed drummer and composer Brian Blade. Known for his work with some of the most prominent figures in jazz, such as Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock, Brian Blade’s Fellowship project is an expression of his own artistic vision, blending his jazz roots with elements of spiritual jazz, rock, and folk music. The album stands out for its emotionally charged music and its unique blend of genres, drawing heavily from Blade's background in both jazz and contemporary music.

Love Letters (1997) is another album by Dancing Fantasy, a musical project known for its smooth blend of jazz fusion, ambient, and instrumental music. While it may not be as widely recognized as other albums in the same genre, Love Letters showcases the project's ability to craft immersive, emotionally charged compositions with a fusion of acoustic and electronic elements.