Luca Turillis Neoclassical Revelation First Free

On Reddit’s r/PowerMetal and Ultimate Guitar forums, users have speculated:

None of these have been verified. But the persistence of the search term suggests that some audio file with that name circulated briefly in the early 2000s. luca turillis neoclassical revelation first free

The Internet Archive’s Live Music Archive contains audience recordings of Rhapsody of Fire concerts from 2001–2005. Search for “Luca Turilli live 2001” – you may find an untitled instrumental solo that fans call “Neoclassical Revelation.” On Reddit’s r/PowerMetal and Ultimate Guitar forums, users

This 7-minute epic is the quintessence of the “first free” era. The opening harpsichord solo (neoclassical to the core) is followed by a guitar break that quotes Paganini’s Caprice No. 24. Turilli himself stated in a 2013 interview: "For the first time, I did not ask permission. I just played what my baroque soul demanded." None of these have been verified

The phrase “first free” is where practical value emerges for today’s listener. What could it mean?