Thirty years in the game, 30+ records deep, and still singing in English in Brazil like it’s no big deal, Fabiano Negri isn’t just celebrating a milestone, he’s rubbing it in our faces with « No Matter How Much You Feel Alive », a live album that’s as raw as it is real. Recorded last July at Clube da Música in Campinas, this isn’t some polished, Auto-Tuned victory lap. It’s a jam session turned time capsule, warts and all, with Negri and a rotating cast of legends (Tony Monteiro, Ric Parma, and even his current band, Bebê Diabo) laughing, sweating, and actually playing their way through the set.
“Perfection is overrated”, Negri smirks, and he’s not wrong. This album breathes, flubs, feedback, and all the glorious mess of a night where the only rule was «no rules». In an era where live albums are often just studio tracks with fake crowd noise, this is a middle finger to the algorithm. Real. Loud. Alive.
From Rei Lagarto’s hard rock heyday to his recent dive into conceptual metal (ZebathY, Mysteries the Night Hides), Negri’s never been one to repeat himself. With The Outlaw’s Journey dropping this June and the Rei Lagarto discography finally remastered, he’s bridging past and future: no nostalgia, just fire.
Because in a world of overproduced, focus-grouped metal, Negri’s still out here writing riffs in his garage, mixing his own records, and playing like his career depends on it. « No Matter How Much You Feel Alive » isn’t just a live album; it’s a reminder that rock ‘n’ roll should be dangerous, not safe.
Watch the madness:
Conclusion:
Fabiano Negri’s « No Matter How Much You Feel Alive » is a raw, unapologetic celebration of 30 years in rock ‘n’ roll. Recorded live with all its imperfections, this album is a defiant statement against overproduced music. From Rei Lagarto to his latest projects, Negri proves that real music thrives on passion, not polish. If you crave authenticity in a world of algorithms, this is your wake-up call.
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P.S.: If you’re keeping score: 30 years, 30+ albums, zero f*cks given. Do the math
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