Diaframma - Live In Monterotondo

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Review by Juan Mendoza

Live In Monterotondo is a captivating album from Italian post-punk band Diaframma. Recorded during a live performance in Monterotondo, Italy, the album showcases the band's raw energy and undeniable talent.

The album opens with "Siberia," a brooding track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Frontman Federico Fiumani's haunting vocals are complemented by the band's tight instrumentation, creating a mesmerizing sound that draws listeners in.

Throughout the album, Diaframma delivers powerful performances of their most popular tracks, including "Pioggia," "Gennaio," and "Effetto Notte." The band's chemistry is evident, with each member playing off of one another to create a cohesive sound that is both captivating and intense.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Blu Petrolio
Amico Mio
Indubitabile
Un Balordo Che Ti Cerca
Dammi Tempo
Oceano
Piccola Ladra
Il Portiere
Marisa Allasio
Gambe Da Sogno
Fiore Non Sentirti Sola
Un Temporale In Campagna
Presentazione
Siberia
In Perfetta Solitudine
Diamante Grezzo
Elena
Verde
Manca L'Acqua
Gennaio
Avevo Tutto
Un Giorno Balordo
Beato Me
Il Meglio
Nessuno Vive Come Me
Tre Volte Lacrime

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Labels

Acrasia Production

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Formats

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Credits

RoleCredit
Bass GuitarRiccardo Biliotti
DrumsAlessandro Gerbi
GuitarFederico Fiumani
Lead VocalsFederico Fiumani

About Diaframma

Born on the ashes of the Italian punk band C.F.S. (1979-1981), the Tuscan band DIAFRAMMA changed many times line-up and music style during the 80's. In 1982-1983 the band consisted of Federico Fiumani (guitar, ex-C.F.S.), Gianni Cicchi (drums, ex-C.F.S.), Nicola Vannini (vocals, later with Soul Hunters) and Leandro Cicchi (bass, brother of Gianni Cicchi). With this line-up DIAFRAMMA released two 7" "Pioggia/Illusione Ottica" and "Circuito Chiuso" (split with PANKOW, another post-punk band from Florence) and one 12" EP "Altrove". They were acclaimed by the music press as the Italian Joy Division and as one of the best Italian post-punk bands of the period. In 1984 the singer Miro Sassolini was chosen as a more suitable singer for the new music direction taken by the band. In December 1984 the acclaimed debut album "Siberia" was released by the second line-up. DIAFRAMMA became in 1985 one of the best-selling Italian new wave band. In 1985 the second line-up released another new wave masterpiece: the 12" EP "Amsterdam" including a re-recorded version of the title-song together with LITFIBA (the most important Tuscan band ever), another dark-wave piece called "Ultimo Boulevard" and a third song "Elena

Members

  • Federico Fiumani
  • Leandro Cicchi
  • Gianni Cicchi
  • Nicola Vannini
  • Miro Sassolini
  • Pino Gulli
  • Fabio Provazza
  • Leandro Braccini
  • Lorenzo Moretto
  • Riccardo Onori
  • Alessandro Raimondi
  • Guido Melis
  • Alessio Riccio
  • Luca Cantasano
  • Massimo Buffetti
  • Valter Poli
  • Edoardo Daidone
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Summary by Juan Mendoza

Live In Monterotondo is a must-listen for fans of post-punk and alternative rock. Diaframma's live performance is a testament to their skill and passion for music, and this album is a perfect representation of their talent.