Maureen Blatt. The last record of the Mohicans. The book originated in a historical record store
Backdoor Torino, Torino, we are open. What? Roughly everything. And to all. Especially to those who really did not think could exist. But there are the colorful circus of customers - more or less haphazard, more or less passionate, more or less insane - a historical record store specializing in vinyl and intent on living the love of music across the barricade, a place so true and so incredible to be more of a pop choir of the Beach Boys. Here, then, remove the tile devoted to funky and women of color, surprised his wife with an audiophile stereo hidden in a rented apartment and the man who invented the Massive Attack. Not to mention Slavic immigrant who wanted to die in the reggae section, the indomitable sentimentalist or the fans Alarm with incriminating documents to the FIAT ... strange people?
If you think so, you never had to deal with those customers, unsure of what to buy, asked: "But Che Guevara did nothing?".
MAURIZIO BLATT
Born in Turin in 1966, has set aside a career as a lawyer in the bud preferring Backdoor, historic city record store. Collaborate years with the musical revue "noise." His song is How Soon Is Now? Of Smith. Given the choice, choose vinyl. Last of the Mohicans disc is his first book.
"For Afro punk as we are?". "Excuse me, but what he means by afro punk?". "Well, like that guy, Jack Morris, one of The Doors. He died not?"
"He's got one of Led Zeppelin with the supposed cover?"
Maureen Blatt
the last disk of the Mohicans
Collection: The Torpedoes, Castelvecchi publisher
pp. 229 - 15.00 €
www.castelvecchieditore.com
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