Battiato red jackets republished after 30 years

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 18 - Giubbe rossa, perhaps the most iconic album by Franco Battiato, celebrates 30 years from the first publication, coming back available from March 20.
As far back as 1988 Franco Battiato was still one of the very few Italian authors who had not yet published a live discodal. He decided to do it only after finishing a tour made with all the characteristics that he himself wanted from the peaceful climate to the atmosphere that was created with his attentive and involved public, without the hysteria of the time. This tour touched cities such as Paris at the Teatrode la Ville (December 1988) and Madrid at the Alcalà Palace, then ending at the prestigious Teatro Lirico in Milan for the final apotheosis. The disc was recorded in an exemplary way by the famous Studio Mobile Fonoprint, excellence in live and studio recordings. Giubbe rossa is a masterpiece in terms of choice of compositions and in terms of final listening. It is perhaps the best live album by Battiato, according to many critics, testimony and stone of the new pop that Battiato brings in the 1980s charts.
This double album in 180g vinyl format with red colored LP represents the whole evolutionary arc in the compositions of Battiato through his first twenty years of career, from Sequences and frequencies and Air of revolution up to the most recent And I come looking for you and The Ocean of silence "GiubbeRosse" is also published in digital version as Remastered Edition with 3 Bonus Track in Spanish and a version in Spanish for the international digital market.
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