The Punisher

Bad review, anonymous and without any substance. Zero curiosity about the album...

I would NEVER give a record like this 4 stars (that is, ALMOST THE MAXIMUM...). But then again, since there are no criteria governing the voting other than the personal opinions of the writer, anything goes and the opposite of anything goes. For example, I don't vote for the album, in fact... I choose to abstain passively.

What a beautiful review. Emotional and poetic. I don't know the album in question, although I used to listen to the group in a couple of compilations.

Poor Bertoli must be turning in his grave knowing that he is remembered by a meager 10 lifeless and passionless lines from a superficial and generic reviewer like you: the things you've written can be found EVERYWHERE, even in Focus Junior. Much better a respectful silence and to pass the baton to someone more serious. No hard feelings...

If that’s the case, there’s a missing review of "Mi Sa Che Stanotte...". Someone should get off their ass and get to work, maybe you ZiON ;-))

Position number 15 is a bit low for an INVENTED character, violent, bragging, jerk, and surreal like mine. I think I made a mistake and should rework it. If I think that there are "real" people above! Too bad it's late and I'm doomed to fade away otherwise a little adjustment would have been necessary... :-))))))

Great album and excellent review. I would just add that it's true that listening to it with visuals gives everything more sense and value!! M. Nyman has composed even better things, but they are less catchy and melodic than this.

Guys... so who's going to tell KiArAvril?!?!? now we're all in trouble, huh?!

After "Reise, Reise" I am hyper-prejudiced about this group and (maybe) about this whole genre of "Circus Togni For Fake Angry Fifteen-Year-Olds"... I've been there... years and years ago... I don't even vote...

I'm not a big fan of rap; I listen to it very little and that little is mostly "by Major," like Frankie NRG, Caparezza, and a few other bits that I have casually listened to, such as Mondo Marcio and this Fibra. What can I say, after three tracks I get bored, and following this game of more or less rhymed verses starts to annoy me in the long run, especially if the lyrics always echo the same themes: youth squabbles, power, freedom of conscience, and a thousand clichés of things ALREADY HEARD (but I'm just an "old fool," so I'm not exactly the benchmark :-)))) I find this Fibra both likable and clever at the same time, but HIS problem is that he always "rides the wave": the song against war, the song against whores (a classic for 15-18 year-olds), the song against those who want to imprison you, etc... In short, he "pretends" to be alternative, a jerk, but I haven't really heard much courage in saying things that are truly "against"... and the language, vulgar and full of swear words, is amusing to me for a while, but then it turns into a "sense of annoyance"... Am I talking too much crap?!