The Fuzztones - Live In Italy

Review by Seth Neal Neal

Live In Italy by Fuzztones is a remarkable album that showcases the band's exceptional live performance abilities. The album features an electrifying set of 15 tracks that were recorded during the band's tour of Italy in 1987. The album captures the band's raw and energetic sound, which is a perfect blend of garage rock, punk, and psychedelic rock.

The album starts with the track "Intro" that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band then launches into their hit songs such as "1-2-5", "Strychnine", and "She's Wicked". The album also features some of the band's lesser-known tracks such as "Brand New Man" and "In Heat". The highlight of the album is the band's cover of The Seeds' "Pushin' Too Hard", which they perform with great gusto.

The band's lead singer, Rudi Protrudi, delivers a stunning performance on the album. His powerful vocals and stage presence are evident in every track. The band's guitarists, Jordan Tarlow and Elan Portnoy, also shine on the album with their blistering solos and riffs.

Summary by Seth Neal Neal

Live In Italy by Fuzztones is a must-have album for fans of garage rock and punk music. The album captures the band's live energy and enthusiasm, making it a thrilling listening experience. The album is a testament to the band's enduring legacy and their contribution to the rock music scene.