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The Who - My Generation

Does anyone remember Luca, Luchin… my peer, big brother?! He must be in my review of Campbell. The one Keith Richards has a conversation with. Someone who hasn’t just lived it, no, more than that. With a dignity/arrogance, from what I've seen so far, with no precedent. He was still around, high on everything and more alcoholic than ever, especially after over 40 years of “noble activity” (he started early, very early). I remember the time he lived in a friend's garage; I wanted to bring him a mattress “but no, Robby, leave it, those assholes will talk and get on my nerves, I’m fine on the floor or relaxing on the deck chair.” Dozens, hundreds of anecdotes. He was taken for the last straw several times, and this time they found him dead in Milan. For now, I don’t know more. No problem, I’ve been waiting for this phone call for a long time, especially in the last few years since I lost contact. They had seen him a month ago in CAVRIAGO… and he was the same guy. I’m not mourning him; everyone decides about their own life, taking on both the honors and burdens. I hug him tightly, remembering all the time we spent together… born a week apart, we grew up together. Old bastard, son of a good woman… I can only imagine the chaos you’ll cause if there’s a place for you now.
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I am convinced that a certain type of rock had its best era between the late '60s and the early '70s. If you think about the albums released in the short period from '67 to '73, you cannot help but be amazed by such abundance and quality. The Doors, Velve… more
Track 05 - My Generation