Rooftrampler92

Even though this album isn't too bad, you consider Green Day a pioneering punk band... but what do you think, that punk was born in the '90s? Back in '69 with the Stooges, there was a whiff of proto-punk and real punk emerged in 1977 from albums like Nevermind the Bollocks, the so-called Rock 'n Roll swindle, the first self-titled album by the Ramones, the early works of Buzzcocks and Dead Boys... Green Day are just a tiny part of punk as understood in terms of nihilism, anarchy, and nonconformity...

The most overrated in the Italian song scene is definitely Ligabue...

It's summarized, but for me you were clear and quick... The album, well, it’s known, is a masterpiece, the greatest Punk album, because the Stooges manage in this record to declare Punk notes even though it was born 8 years later... what a job...

Yes, I’m 15 years old... it’s been about a year since I discovered this group, The Stooges, who didn’t impress me at first listen... so I decided to dive into the musical depths of this blues rock/proto punk band and understand the meaning of their music...
Now the Stooges are one of my favorite bands, and by listening to the songs from Fun House over and over again, I managed to get it... in this review I wanted to express myself as best as possible... I understand that this album is legendary in rock, but not reviewing it would have been a total screw-up...

But what have you written? Too many references to concerts and your experiences, and you've described the work too little...