Il primo batticuore per la compagna di banco e le fughe da scuola sulle bici da cross. Le partite al campetto e la prima uscita in motorino tutti insieme. La prima vera delusione drsquo;amore e la sigaretta delle tre del mattino; fumata in compagnia; alla luce del lampione di fronte al bar. Il primo addio ad un amico e lrsquo;ultimo sguardo lanciato alla vita; di quando pensavamo che sarebbe stata piugrave; facile. Nella provincia emiliana di metagrave; anni ottanta; il percorso di crescita e lrsquo;educazione sentimentale di un ragazzo; attraverso ventuno racconti brevi. Ventun scatti fotografici; per scoprire quanto lrsquo;inquietudine; la spensieratezza e lrsquo;ansia del futuro; prima di facebook e twitter; ancora ci appartengano e siano vicini a noi.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Although its twenty years old it still makes for great reading!By David TerralavoroI read it in a day; I dont know how this escaped my want list; I own all the Dave Lewis books. Although its twenty years old it still makes for great reading!8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. an excellent resourceBy DACHokieAs an avid fan of Led Zeppelin; I treasure this book. Dave Lewis has put both tremendous time and effort to create an exhausting encyclopedia of Led Zeppelin concerts throughout their history.The concerts are broken down chronologically; by tour. Listed are the dates; locations; venues and songlists (in order) with plenty of interesting tidbits of information regarding each show (when available). Lewis offers a synopsis of each tour and details changes in songlists; equipment ... and even attire. My favorite part is the listing of the songs within songs (the changing medleys w/in marathon songs like "Dazed and Confused" and "Whole Lotta Love"). If that isnt enough; there are several informative articles that detail specific topics from the construction of "Stairway to Heaven"; John Paul Jones Mellotron to Zeps touring plane; the "Starship" (it even has a cutaway diagram of the interior).If you are a serious collector of Led Zeppelins live music and want a definitive resource; i heavily recommend this book. If you just plain enjoy the band and its music; this book will provide you plenty of entertainment. For serious fans; Id also recommend Dave Lewis other Zeppelin books: "Celebration" and "Celebration II" ... nothing Ive found encompasses the band; its music and history like these books.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Must have for Led Zeppelin bootleg collectors.By Jc.For anyone who has a modest size Zeppelin collection of live recordings this book is a must; It has an incredible breakdown of hundreds of shows including track lists and commentary on the play quality as well as remarks on Robert Plants witty commentary between songs. I found myself going back and listening too many of my bootlegs to see how the authors opinion of concerts compared to mine. It was also nice because it helped straighten out some of the songs from the compellation discs I have; correcting the perpetrators generally incorrect slip-sheets and liner notes.Fans today have the distinct ability that people like me did not have in the past where you can go online and download a show to see if you like them. If you are `old school and still hunt out Led Zeppelin CDs of perhaps illegally recorded concerts and sold without the bands permission; this book is an absolute must have. I still use it as a cross reference for online research. The one and only complaint that could be leveled against this book is its format. I think the original format (size of the book) was better than the updated reprint; but my eyes are not yet bad enough to deduct a star for the fine print.Even if you are not a collector of rare Led Zeppelin recordings this book will at least be interesting and entertaining if you are a fan of the band.Good luck and enjoy.
