L'invasione Degli Omini Verdi
L'Invasione Degli Omini Verdi formed in Milan in the late 1970s. The band included Enrico Ruggeri on vocals and songwriting, Stefano Pilia on bass, Lorenzo...
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L'Invasione Degli Omini Verdi formed in Milan in the late 1970s. The band included Enrico Ruggeri on vocals and songwriting, Stefano Pilia on bass, Lorenzo Campani on drums, and Pierluigi Germini on keyboards. They released albums like '1.9.8.4.' in 1980 and 'A Modo Mio' in 1982.
Their 1980 album '1.9.8.4.' drew criticism from some conservative quarters for its cover art and lyrics. The band's songs often dealt with love and modern life, sometimes with a satirical touch. Songs like 'A Modo Mio' and 'Attimi E Colori' became part of their catalog during the 1980s.
They put out several albums through the mid-1980s, including 'Faccia Di Cane' in 1983 and 'Pacifico' in 1984. Their music had an unconventional quality that stood out in the Italian scene of that period.
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