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1.Bella Ciao 2.Point Break |
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3.American dream is dead |
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4.Self Defence 5.Worker’s Assault 6.Town 7.Why? 8.Free |
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Registrato e mixato tra 7/94 e 10/94 | |||||||||
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Al Pop Live Studio Milano Italy | |||||||||
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Dai Point Break | |||||||||
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Send 5€/$ for 1 copy to POINT BREAK |
Home-taping (300 Cassette OUT OF STOCK) | ||||||||
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PO BOX 29 20099 SESTO S.G. (MI) ITALY
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Re-press CD-r Anthology 98-94 Our Lives
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Bass |
Drums |
Voice & Guitar |
Lead Guitar |
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Keysuke |
Lucky |
Bepper |
Masatomo |
Special Guest Chorus (Track 2) Alex Rock Drums (Track 7) Alex Rock
It was spring '92 when in a basement of proletary Sesto S. G. (Milan,Italy), me and Lucky began playing a rough punk in a band called Alternative Molotov.
Sesto San Giovanni is a suburbia chataraterized from immigrations of people from South Italy to Africa and Asia, in this melting pot, we meet two young Japanese, whom play in a Metal-Pop band called Deep Strain.
We decided to put up a hard core band, and to side openly with the working class, it was time for a point break.
A family international band with me Bepper Voice and Guitar, my cousin Lucky drums, the Italo-Japanese Masatomo Lead Guitar and his brother Keysuke bass.
After a series of live shows in the club squats of Milan and hinterland, we realized a demo tape, a mix of melodic hard-core, hate core and Punk Rock.
In that years in Sesto San Giovanni, are closing all the big steel-factory, after a life of sacrifice and pollution, thousand people without work. In me a Lucky grown anti-capitalist idea.
The lyrics are written by Lucky and me and respect our political, revolution and anticapitalist ideals.
We me feel that there are too many suffering people because of the illogicality of the capitalist profit and we think that this injustice can be stopped.
Bepper
POINT BREAK
1994