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Here he had not yet entered the Music Biz world, so I give it a 6 POLIO.

The initial attack and the accompaniment to the verses of the single "Gigante" are heavily reminiscent of "Gone Away" by The Offspring from I.O.T.O. [listen to believe], and in "Ferro Caldo" I didn’t hear any sonic imitations but at the same time I picked up on a social anger and self-deprecation for not having written one like that for the eternal idol Ozzy [who was fresh off the benefit trio with "luggage-boy" Elton J and Slash], and I provided the substantial premise; and if "Luna Nuda" is an unusual but charming track for him, the other tracks from Pugili are deadly boring, in addition to giving the effect of poorly done b-sides of outdated material, and I’ve said almost everything: as a solo artist, he has no fresh ideas left, and he’s managed to stay afloat until his first San-Rambo [as a guest] with some decent collaborations all outside the mainstream circuit. Collaborations that, after unfortunately finishing his fourth musical period, we will remember in twelve.

The initial attack and the accompaniment to the verses of the single "Gigante" are very much reminiscent of "Gone Away" by The Offspring from I.O.T.O. [listen to believe], and in "Ferro Caldo" I didn’t perceive any sonic mimicry but rather sensed at the same time a social anger and self-deprecation for not having written something like that for the everlasting idol Ozzy [who had just come back from the benefit trio with "luggage-boy" Elton J and Slash]. I've laid out the substantial premise; and if "Luna Nuda" is an unusual yet appealing track for him, the other tracks from Pugili are mortally boring and give off the effect of poorly produced b-sides from dated material. I’ve said [almost] everything: as a solo artist, he no longer has fresh ideas, and he has stayed afloat until his first San-Rambo [as a guest] with decent collaborations all outside the mainstream circuit. Collaborations of which, unfortunately, after finishing his fourth music period, we will only remember in twelve.