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Japanese (ITALY) UART PUNK - DEMO - 1981 + LIVE - 1982

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Uart punk - 01 - Anarchia in italia
Uart punk - 02 - No police
Uart punk - 03 - Religione, no grazie
Uart punk - 04 - Vita militare
Uart punk - 05 - Euroshima
Uart punk - 06 - Frustrazione
Uart punk - 07 - Fotti il sistema
Uart punk - 08 - Non contate su di noi
Uart punk - 09 - Il punk è morto (live)
Uart punk - 12 - The prisoner (d.o.a.) (live)
Uart punk - 16 - Fun

pincopunk, Sep 18, 2009
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RECORD INFORMATION
Demo '81 + Live '82
Release Date : 1997

Vinyl reissue of their 1982 self-released cassette tape. Insert with lyrics, interview and info about the band included. A limited edition was released on [url=https://www.discogs.com/Uart-Punk-Demo-81-Live-82/release/6020819]orange vinyl[/url].Track B3 originally performed by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/112586-DOA-2]D.O.A.[/url].No copyright.'Estremisti Uniti' is the credit of the la
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Hardcore punk band from Messina, South Italy, formed in 1981.
They recorded one demo and played only a few shows, including one in Milano at the [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/833546-Virus-Milano]Virus[/url] squat. They split in 1983 and singer Giovanni moved to north-eastern Italy and formed another hardcore punk band, [a=Soglia Del Dolore].

Band members: Barfy, Gabriele Marino
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Uart Punk started in Messina, Sicily, in 1981. The band only visited the studio once, to record a demo. It's a really simple recording, but the best way to get the rawness and the energy this band could create, in its purest form. All tracks included on compilations were taken from this studio session.

During their short existence, Uart Punk played only few shows, including one in Milano at the legendary Virus Squat. At a 1982 show in their hometown the band played a local "Fiesta dell 'Unita", which is the annual communist/left-wing feast, celebrated in all towns of the country. The Uart Punk performance ended with the singer screaming "We're not here to support the communist party, we are here only because we want to play free, because music is a right! Against musical fascism! Punk's not dead!!" This is definitely the symbol of the honest anti-politics attitude this band had. Uart Punk lyrics were totally direct and sincere, a simple but coherent protest against nuclear power, religon, military life, heroin, and the government's manipulation behind, social violence, work frustrating the masses, and so on...

With the demise of the band in 1983, the singer Giovanni moved to north-eastern Italy and formed another memorable Punk band, Soglia Del Dolore, which had a great 7" and few tracks on Comp tapes.

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Label - Havin' A Spazz Records
Italian grindcore/punk hardcore label from Milan.