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Raw Power timeline (EN)

2010
Released The Reagan Years box set

13 April 2010 Beer City Records released the first ‘Raw Power’ box set entitled ‘The Reagan Years’. This set contains one DVD and two CD’s. All the material featured in this set compiles most of the material recorded by the band during the 1980s. Thereforth the title ‘The Reagan Years’.…
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2008
Marco Massarenti replaced Alessandro Ronchini

In 2008 Marco Massarenti was back in the band replacing bassist Alessandro Ronchini.

2007
Tommi Prodi replaced Luca Carpi

In 2007 Tommi Prodi was back in the band replacing guitarist Luca Carpi.

2005
Roberto replaced by Fabio on drums

European tours followed in 2004–2005. In 2005 Roberto the drummer was replaced by Fabio because of health reasons.

2002
Giuseppe Codeluppi died

In 2002, Raw Power went back into the studio to record Still Screaming After 20 Years , a celebration of their two decades as a band. Shortly after finishing it, on 6 October, guitarist and founding member Giuseppe Codeluppi suffered a heart attack while playing soccer, and died. The cover…
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2001
Supporting Trust Me tour

The following year, in 2001, the band toured the states once again, supporting the “Trust Me” release. This time with old 1985 tour mates, Decry supporting. The tour started in Atlanta and ended in Denver, and was the last time founding member Giuseppe would ever see the United States. Band…
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2000
Released Trust Me

In 2000 Alessandro Ronchini replaced Marco Massarenti and Raw Power released their next album “Trust Me” on Hello Records, a label that Patino, their American booking agent had started. This was the first recording since “Fight” that Silvio played guitar for the band. Just as the album was released, they…
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1998
Marco Massarenti joined the band

In the late 1998, Marco Massarenti joined the band, replacing bassist Alessandro Paolucci.

Guitars stolen during tour

The 1998 tour, which was organized by Patino, started and ended in New York City, and covered most of the eastern states. It was on the first night of that tour that the band stored some of their gear in the support bands vehicle, only to find out the next…
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Released Reptile House

In 1998 the band came back to Bill and Toxic Shock Records, who had changed its name to Toxic Ranch Records, releasing Reptile House . Reviews of the record calling it the best thing the band had done since their debut release. With that, the band decided to return to…
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