stargazer

The first track of "Disco Volante" is not "Violenza Domestica" but "Everyone I Went To High School With Is Dead."

yes, it is

nice return!

I haven't listened to the album, but the reviews don't give me anything.

Great album and legendary Trujillo... the Metallica don't make the most of him.

Thank you so much, everyone! Sfascia, were you once a faithful follower of _________ too?

You're absolutely right, Deniel!!!

It doesn't seem to me that it's a struggle: I could be wrong, but it seems to me that my evidence is quite indicative... (even though I found this excerpt online and therefore it's not 100% reliable)

too bad the link doesn’t work... anyway, read this:
he's a free spirit of the drums. In the latest tour cycle at Tenax: 17 RE, he missed a few dates due to military service, but didn’t hesitate to drive for hours to reach the others as soon as possible, like in September for the second edition of “Rock Targato Italia,” which took place in the province of Pavia, where other I.R.A. bands (Moda and Violet Eves) also performed.
The two “factions” would clash every time they stepped on stage. Rehearsals were pointless: everyone stuck to their own ideas. From that clash arose the impossible, a tension that shattered any diplomatic agreement. The Litfiba, all of them, would transform, and each song became a round of an endless match. Daniele Trambusti (who often filled in for Ringo at the drums) knew this well; he had been following them in the studio for a long time, and that night at Tenax he would record the concert.
The first notes are those of Come un dio: the initial chords seem never-ending. The guitar and keyboards face off and study each other, waiting for Piero. His singing is

xmatteowolf: first of all, Trambusti worked with Litfiba as a sound engineer from '87 to '89, and he had helped Ringo in arranging the drum parts for 17 Re.

As for the Ringo - Trambusti mystery, I direct you to this discussion: domanda - Litfibopolis