time ago, when you zap with the remote, I ended up "weather" and I found that interviewing Fabio Fazio Claudio Baglioni on his first novel QPGA, Mondadori .
The interview intrigued me, so I just had the chance, I bought the book convinced that they possess a magic.
Well, the disappointment would soon be revealed.
I'm not a fan of Kelly - I must preface this - in the sense that I never bought his album and then did not know the history of Big love already told in the 1972 album, let alone was able to make comparisons and related addition and subtraction. I just read the book as if I read a new book by any author. If history is a more or less forty may be nostalgic for the taste in the mouth adolescence and first love amplifying their memories, the narrative style along with some passages rather bored. Or at least bored me. Sometimes there is a presence of highbrow points forcefully, but at times reads like a romance rose style Harmony.
What I really do not like it? An example: the description of the first sexual intercourse. Baglioni wanted to make the magic moment, describing it with words poetic without ever saying clearly what they were doing, Andrea and Giulia. Nice idea, with the parallelism of the storm, sea, rain. But in the end it really all over. Poetry extremist. Words writhing intellectualized feelings.
I find it hard to understand: I had the impression that the book (like the film, I suppose) is facing a public audience Moccia style ... but then some parts are quite inappropriate for that audience. Conversely I thought the result would be that of adults, perhaps even fairly educated, but then again, this result does not include certain other parties. I do not know, I have the impression that it lacks balance QPGA
What certainly does not lack is a huge car show and spectacle: a film, a book, a concert event, a new record ... tritasoldi gear.
Mah .. sometimes, like Vasco Rossi says in his song, Just A Little ...
