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LA RECENSIONE
We guys always have a friend with whom we share everything, from the first cigarettes to the first jerk-offs.
He has our back despite the brawls over a girl who wasn't worth it.
Then life goes on, and friends disappear in a purple haze, in an accident, in a wrong IV drip... How many of you still have a kindergarten buddy as a friend?
In this B-side of the "Aspettando Godot" 45 rpm, Lolli, with his usual melancholic tone, paints a watercolor that only we guys can understand.
And yet at 15/16 years old, I couldn't connect with this extraordinary author, maybe it's because you age poorly or because as young people we hadn't done enough drugs...
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The review reflects on Claudio Lolli's song 'Michel', highlighting its melancholic depiction of youth friendships and their fading bonds. It connects with the emotional complexity of growing up and the bittersweet nature of memory. Despite the author's initial youth, the song's depth stands out as an extraordinary artistic expression. The track is a poignant watercolor painting of familiar, intimate experiences.
Claudio Lolli
Claudio Lolli (Italian; Bolognese singer-songwriter) debuted in the early 1970s and became known for stark existential writing and openly political, communist-leaning themes. Reviews highlight major peaks in the mid-1970s and a final acclaimed album released in 2017, shortly before his death in 2018.20 Reviews
