A band from near Viterbo, Seconda Genesi, have become famous among prog fans for one of the rarest (and much looked after) Italian albums of the 70's, Tutto deve finire, released in 1972 in just 200 copies, all with different painted covers, that has finally achieved a vinyl reissue thirty years after its initial release.Despite an unimpressive production the album is very good, with nice flute, Hammond organ and guitar playing to the fore, starting with the impressive Ascoltarsi nascere with a stunning rhythm acceleration, and also reveals some jazz influences. The group has been formed in 1971 by musicians coming from various experiences: De Carli and Leoni had played for a few years on cruise ships with Mhanas, Rocchetti was with his brothers in the group I Rokketti that also included Bonavera; Seconda Genesi only made a single live appearance, at the 2nd "Festival d'Avanguardia e Nuove Tendenze" held in Rome in June 1972, then they broke up soon after, disappointed by the bad distribution of their album.De Carli, with Bonavera and Rocchetti, had previously released an album in 1971, Naufrago in città, with the name Paride e gli Stereo 4 (included in the Akarma CD reissue of Tutto deve finire), also on Picci label with mostly acoustic songs, and after the band disbanded has kept playing in various bands, while keyboardist Alberto Rocchetti has long played with Italian singer Vasco Rossi. Line-up / Musicians Gianbattista Bonavera/saxophone,flute Paride De Carli/guitar Pier Carlo Leoni/drums Alberto Rocchetti/keyboards,vocals Nazzareno Spaccia/bass Discography Tutto deve finire 1972
1.Ascoltarsi Nascere 2.L'urlo 3.Se Ne Va Con Noi 4.Vedo Un Altro Mondo 5.Dimmi Padre 6.Breve Dialogo 7.Giovane Uomo 8.Un' Infanzia Mai Vissuta
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