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 Tutti gli Uomini del Deficiente is, by design, the show-off showcase of the cast of Mai Dire Gol in its period of maximum glory.

 Tutti gli Uomini del Deficiente is that, an old class group photo: look at how this one was, look at how that one turned out, look at this one I had forgotten.

The review revisits Paolo Costella’s 1999 cult comedy “Tutti Gli Uomini Del Deficiente,” valuing it mostly for nostalgic reasons rather than artistic merit. Despite acknowledging the film’s chaotic plot and poor execution, the reviewer highlights memorable cast moments and its role as a cultural time capsule. Ultimately, the film is seen neither as mediocre nor a masterpiece, but an amusing relic of a simpler era in Italian pop culture. Dive into this nostalgic comedy cult classic and discover why it remains a memorable, if flawed, piece of Italian pop culture history.

 A magnificent massacre, from the first to the last note.

 Nineteen hits to the face for thirty-seven minutes of blind fury spewed against everything and everyone, indiscriminately.

Toxic Narcotic's '89-99' compilation marks the first decade of the band's brutal Boston hardcore legacy. A fierce, no-frills collection of 19 tracks packed with aggressive energy and DIY ethos. The album showcases consistency and cohesion despite being a compilation, offering a cathartic punk experience reminiscent of hardcore classics. It's a raw, relentless expression of underground hardcore punk spirit. Dive into Toxic Narcotic's fierce '89-99' and experience uncompromising Boston hardcore punk power.

 The Circle Jerks belong to that circle of punk bands whose careers are overshadowed by their debut album.

 Golden Shower Of Hits is an album certainly not indispensable, but nevertheless enjoyable to listen to.

Golden Shower of Hits is Circle Jerks' last original lineup album and their final noteworthy release. It follows a more paced punk rock style with power pop elements but lacks the impact of their debut Group Sex. The album offers memorable tracks like 'When The Shit Hits The Fan' and 'Coup d'Etat' but falters on longer songs. Recommended mainly for dedicated fans of Californian punk and completists. Discover the punk energy of Circle Jerks' Golden Shower of Hits—listen now and dive into classic Californian punk!

 It is the concert of Luca Abort dressed as a Nazi, the concert of the famous 'Società nazista' speech, which for the Italian hardcore scene is roughly equivalent to the Sermon on the Mount.

 It is a negligible defect compared to the miracle of having the direct testimony of a crucial moment in the history of Italian punk.

‘Live a El Paso 1993’ by Nerorgasmo is more important for its historic value than its sound quality. Capturing the band's last concert with frontman Luca Abort, it represents the end of an era in Italian hardcore punk. The recording is raw but energetic, preserving the legacy of Italian punk’s golden age and its transition to a new generation. Despite sound flaws, it's an essential document for fans and punk historians. Discover the raw energy and historic weight of Nerorgasmo’s final show—listen to ‘Live a El Paso 1993’ and dive into Italian punk history now!

 Ugly Punk is characterized by bands that compensate for their total lack of technical expertise with screams, violence, and an urge to headbutt the world.

 This is an album that stinks, that screams, with which you can't reason and which doesn't make you think, played badly and recorded worse. For me, it's irresistible.

Vivere la Merda by Piscia Korsakov is a seminal Ugly Punk album steeped in raw energy and authenticity. Rooted in hardcore and crust punk influences, it embraces imperfections with furious urgency and social unrest. The album’s eight violent, unrefined tracks convey a powerful anti-establishment vibe, crowned by standout songs like 'Tutti Punx' and a fierce cover of 'Pregherò.' While not for everyone, it embodies the primal spirit punk lovers crave. Explore Piscia Korsakov's Vivere la Merda and experience punk's raw, uncensored spirit!

 The Descendents are one of the best bands in history, period, end of story.

 There’s this feeling of euphoria that oozes from the speakers when listening to Live Plus One.

The review praises Descendents as one of the greatest punk bands ever, emphasizing their live album Live Plus One released in 2001. The album features recordings from their 1996 tour, balancing maturity with youthful energy. The setlist spans their catalog with special nods to Everything Sucks and Milo Goes To College. The live performance delivers infectious euphoria, capturing a timeless punk spirit. Dive into the timeless energy of Descendents’ Live Plus One and relive punk rock’s golden moments!

 The soul of the Fichissimi, their philosophy, and more generally the purest and most untainted spirit of punk as a whole, is all found in the lines above.

 Because the Fichissimi were pure. Purest punk in intent as in music, raw, basic, and irresistible.

This review praises I Fichissimi's 1994 album 'Un mondo fichissimo' as a pure, uncompromising punk record standing firm against the commercialization of punk music. The band’s refusal to play for mainstream venues and their anti-product stance embody true punk philosophy. Their brief but impactful legacy is highlighted in the raw energy, sharp lyrics, and rejection of mainstream success, drawing parallels with Fugazi. The album remains a milestone in Italy's punk history. Listen to 'Un mondo fichissimo' to experience the raw, honest spirit of true punk.

 "Lo Sguardo dei Morti is dark and claustrophobic, a stark contrast to their earlier extroverted EP."

 "Volando Stanotte is a long, hypnotic dub track that guides the listener into the soul of the writer, a masterpiece in hardcore history."

This review analyzes Stigmathe's 1985 EP 'Lo Sguardo dei Morti,' highlighting its dark and nihilistic tone contrasting with the band's earlier extroverted work. The EP combines fast, powerful d-beat tracks with hypnotic dub reggae, showcasing a unique, claustrophobic atmosphere. It is deemed a hardcore masterpiece and notable as the band’s final release before disbanding. The review recommends the 2012 compilation 'Fronte Di Nervi' for fans and collectors. Discover the dark intensity of 'Lo Sguardo dei Morti'—listen now and explore Stigmathe’s punk legacy.

 Once you listen to them, it’s hard to forget Stigmathe.

 'Italia Brucia' is perhaps Stigmathe’s only true classic, iconic in the chorus and driving in the Oi coda.

Stigmathe occupies an underrated position in the Italian hardcore scene but demonstrates superior songwriting and sound on their debut EP, Suoni Puri dalla Libertà. Their blend of Discharge's d-beat, Killing Joke's abrasive guitars, and rebellious lyrics makes their music memorable. The standout track 'Italia Brucia' showcases their unique fusion of punk styles. Despite their brief career, Stigmathe deserve wider recognition for their epic and powerful hardcore sound. Listen to Stigmathe’s Suoni Puri dalla Libertà and experience a powerful slice of Italian hardcore punk history!

 It's a splendid, visceral, intense album, as little known by the public as it is vibrant with memorable songs imprinted by a Butch Vig at the dawn of his golden period.

 There remains the music, which fortunately is the most important thing.

Die Kreuzen’s 1991 album Cement marks a bold transformation from hardcore punk into a richer, more introspective alternative rock style. Produced by Butch Vig, the album blends intense and melodic elements with memorable tracks that hint at early grunge and alternative sounds. Though lesser known than their debut, Cement showcases powerful songwriting and musicianship, notably Brian Egeness’s guitar work. The review praises the album as a coherent and vital final chapter for a band unjustly underappreciated. Discover Die Kreuzen's powerful Cement album—listen now and explore the evolution of hardcore punk into alternative rock.