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Ex-BLACK SABBATH Singer TONY MARTIN Guests On New GIUNTINI PROJECT CD: Audio Available - Feb. 13, 2006
Former BLACK SABBATH frontman Tony Martin has recorded all vocals on the new album from the Italian guitar wizard Aldo Giuntini, which is being released under the GIUNTINI PROJECT "III" banner on April 28 via Frontiers Records.

Aldo Giuntini's musical career started in the early '80s in a progressive rock band called CRYIN' EARTH, but only in 1988, after he met with the other fellow guitar master, Dario Mollo (VOODOO HILL, MOLLO/MARTIN) that he started to become seriously involved in the recording business. Thanks to the help of British producer Kit Woolven (UFO, THIN LIZZY, MAGNUM), he released his first "Project I" CD in 1994. The release met with warm critical success, so this encouraged Aldo to pursue his musical work and to bring it to the next level.

For "Project II", Aldo enlisted the services of Martin and gave birth to a legendary album that still today is a highly sought-after collectors' item for all fans of epic and heavy-tinged hard rock.

Seven years later, Aldo is now back with the third chapter of his project. "My way of writing and producing the songs needs a lot of time," he says. " One could say I am a perfectionist, but when I have musical ideas for my guitar, I often have the other guys working with their own inputs: Also I need to have Tony Martin to work on the lyrics at the end, so this takes away a lot of time."

But Aldo can guarantee that "'Project III' continues the line of 'Project II', musically, and I'm sure that who loved my second work will appreciate the third in the same way and more, since the production work is a lot improved." The sound of Giuntini's records is a combination of "the warmth and the power of BLACK SABBATH and DIO with the "nervous" and energetic sound of LOUDNESS, the Japanese metal heroes!" while Giuntini's guitar playing is mainly influenced by Akira Takasaki, Vivian Campbell, Edward Van Halen, Jake E. Lee, John Norum and, of course Yngwie Malmsteen.

GIUNTINI PROJECT III track listing:

01. Gold Digger
02. Not Connected
03. Que Es La Vida
04. Early Warning
05. Fool Paradise
06. Tutmosis IV – Tarantula (Instrumental)
07. Anno Mundi (The Vision)
08. Disfunctional Kid
09. Mourning Star
10. Trouble Just Keeps Coming
11. The Closest Thing To Heaven
12. Memories In The Sand (Instrumental)
13. Tarot Warrior

Check out audio samples at this location.

"I am particularly proud of what I consider my best song ever — 'Que Es La Vida' — and of my most challenging instrumental, 'Memories In The Sand'," stated Aldo. "I think this one shows a different side of my guitar playing which I hope the fans will be able to enjoy."
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COMMENT |
posted by : negativetypeo
2/13/2006 2:59:40 PM

1st post, hmmm, not as fun as people make it out to be

COMMENT |
posted by : negativetypeo
2/13/2006 2:59:44 PM

1st post, hmmm, not as fun as people make it out to be

COMMENT | TYR
posted by : Brain Dead
2/13/2006 3:35:46 PM

Is definitely a highlight of Sabbath's catalogue, more consistent than Headless Cross and Tony Martin really doesn't get the credit he deserves as being an incredible metal singer, just when you think he'll never be able to hit that note... out it comes.

Respect to Tony Martin.

COMMENT |
posted by : Mordack
2/13/2006 4:12:09 PM

SABBATH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

COMMENT | Check out track one
posted by : I have a fever and the only prescription is more cowbell
2/13/2006 5:19:10 PM

I ain't saying she's a gold digger,

But she ain't messin wit no broke niggas!

COMMENT |
posted by : Empire
2/13/2006 5:39:36 PM

Giuntini 2 is the best album from the history !!!

COMMENT | Who?
posted by : Itwalksamongus
2/13/2006 11:48:58 PM

Too bad this guy never did anything with his career to warrant the dropping of the "Ex-Sabbath singer" tag. Nobody calls Ronnie Dio "Ex-Sabbath singer".

Sad, really.

COMMENT | Hahahahahahahahaha.....
posted by : the Dude (~\m/~)
2/14/2006 10:34:49 AM

When it comes to Itstalksamongus, posting a Tony Martin story is like chumming the waters. The mindless Beast can't help but be drawn to it like the dumb animal he is.

LOL

COMMENT | This guy has THE VOICE but...
posted by : HellionGr
3/1/2006 4:02:50 PM

It's really sad that (in my opinion) he uses a lot of Dio vocal style,especially his melody lines and the way he sings.I must admit that this is not that bad after all and he deserves respect.There are many examples of people singing like other people,Dickinson sounds like Gillan and Tim Ripper Owens sounds like Dickinson and a whole bunch of other people,and some years ago many people thought that Nightmare is a song from Scorpions not from MSG.Tony deserves respect,he sings in many great projects and his 2 albums are really nice.And a word about Dio if he didn't have Viv Campbell I think he would be an XSabb singer too!After Magica the voice is there but his melodies are awful.Even Graig Goldy couldn't save the situation!Where are the glory days????



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