Angel 81
Angel 81 formed in 1981 with Davide Romani on vocals, Luciano Ghezzi on guitar, Roberto Tiranti on bass, and Franco Martinelli on drums. They were an Italian...
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Angel 81 formed in 1981 with Davide Romani on vocals, Luciano Ghezzi on guitar, Roberto Tiranti on bass, and Franco Martinelli on drums. They were an Italian rock band that drew from the heavier sounds of groups like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple, but aimed for something more melodic in their own work.
Their 1982 album 'Kiamami' was their breakthrough. The title track became their biggest hit, a song that balanced hard rock power with a pop-friendly hook. It was the kind of single that defined their sound for a lot of listeners.
They released a few more albums in quick succession, including 'Notti Di Rock' in 1983 and 'Ghost Time' in 1984. The band faced some internal difficulties and rumors during their run, but they kept recording through the mid-80s.
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