OSANNA / How Many Lives? (2CDR)

◆Club Citta' Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan – November 7, 2011
Disc 1
01. Palepoli intro
02. Fuje 'A Chisti Paese (incl. Animale Senza Respiro)
03. Mirror Train
04. Taka Boom
05. Il Castello Dell'es
06. Ce Vulesse
07. 'A Zingara
08. Oro Caldo
09. L'Amore Vincera' Di Nuovo
10. In Un Vecchio Cieco
11. Vado Verso Una Meta
12. Solo Uniti
13. L'uomo (incl. Stairway To Heaven / Purple Haze)
14. Fuje 'A Chistu Paese (Part 2)

Disc 2 [Milano Calibro 9]
01. Prelude
02. Tema
03. Variatione V (Dianalogo)
04. Variatione VI (Spunti)
05. Variazione I (To Plinius)
06. Variazione II (My Mind Flies)
07. Variatione IV (Shumm...)
08. Variazione VII (Posizione Raggiunta)
09. Canzona (There Will Be Time)
10. Prelude (Reprise)
11. Ending

The definitive release from the "Italian Progressive Rock Festival - Autumn Session 2011" has arrived from the familiar Wildlife label!

This release features a complete recording of the performance by OSANNA—who took the stage on the final day, Monday, November 7—captured via a top-tier, superb-quality audience recording. The festival itself was a historic event held over four days (November 4–7) at Club Citta' in Kawasaki, featuring a spectacular lineup of Italian progressive rock bands—truly a "dream come true" gathering. Just like the previous day, the performance was divided into two parts: the first set—a showcase of "The Best of Osanna" played with a standard band lineup—and the second set, a highlight of the festival featuring a full orchestra for a recreation of the *Milano Calibro 9* album.

This release captures that magnificent final-day performance—an absolute must-hear for fans—in superb audio quality, featuring 24-bit digital remastering sourced from the label's original masters.

Recorded from a prime spot at the very front-center of the arena floor—matching the previous day's recording position—it captures the band's raw live sound and the PA output with overwhelming power and perfect balance; the audio quality is truly astonishing, allowing you to hear even the casual banter between band members between songs.

The Wildlife label previously released a recording of the band's earlier Japan tour at this same venue that stunned fans with its exceptional sound quality, and this new release is a definitive edition that is every bit as impressive—if not even better.