#Alberto Radius

[teenagedirtstache]

[aitan]

A mettere in dubbio

la morte la ragione

e il peccato tu...

ci hai mai provato

Che cosa sei che cosa sei

Io me ne accorgo

solo quando te ne vai

Alberto Radius

1 giugno 1942

16 febbraio 2023

[yesterdaysanswers]

I Quelli - Per vivere insieme (1967)

[spilladabalia]

Underground Life - Canzone dell'eterno Settembre

[mitjalovse]

I am actually quite shocked over the weird fact there really are a lot of Mr. John Philip Shenale's contributions to the musicians from all around the world. Look, you can find him on a record by Franco Battita, one of the most intriguing figures in Italian pop. I mean, he doesn't really fit the pattern of the genre I mentioned. Sure, he sings in Italian, yet that is about all he has in common with his scene. True, he also has a strong production like many of his fellow country men, yet his entire persona resembles that of Umberto Eco, if you catch my drift. Surprisingly, his tunes are quite catchy, though you need an encyclopedia to get all of their meanings. To be honest, we should be happy there are some figures like him.

[ilcovodelbikersgrunf]

Addio ad Alberto Radius, il chitarrista della Formula 3. ❤️ Grande virtuoso dela chitarra fu il leader del gruppo Formula 3 e un simbolo del prog-rock a cavallo fra gli Anni '60 e '70 del Novecento. Immortale il brano "Eppur mi son scordato di te" e la lunga collaborazione e amicizia con Lucio Battisti. #albertoradius #formula3 #luciobattisti

[francesco71blr]

Ah, quando s'alza il vento

Ah, quando s'alza il vento

No, più fermare non si può

Dove vado non lo so

Quanto male ti farò

Non ti svegliare mai....

A futura memoria...

#AlbertoRadius

[petalididonna]

Guarda "Alberto Radius - Che cosa sei" su YouTube

Buon viaggio ❤️

[breitzbachbea]

Not sure how popular is that in Sicily as for the most past we do use the first part of the name, but it is done, like I am pretty sure no one would bat an eye if someone would call a person called Irene, Nene instead of Ire

Maybe it's more popular in the continental south?

I'm actually really glad to hear that, because I read two or three sources at some point that said it was a thing in Italy & especially in the south. So I felt really bad about the 'inauthenticity' of my characters, because by the time I learnt about it, the other nicknames were too ingrained to change them. Breathing a big sigh of relief that it seems to not be as hard and fast as I realized. OH YEAH I JUST REMEMBERED ONE OF THE SOURCES.

Okay, so, there is this terrible Yaoi Anime OVA about the Yakuza and the Italian Mafia out there. Not exactly sure if og Mafia Cosa Nostra or something else. They're in Rome, shit does not make sense. And aside from all the other terrible, insensitive and illogical things, I got so mad about the one guy's name. He was an Italian (who looked like aph America though) by the name of Alberto. Do you know what they shortened it to? Al. AL!!! FUCKING!!! AL!!!!! And I was so enraged about this, because "Al" pronounced Italian is a fucking preposition & that aside, does not sound like anything an Italian would ever use. It ends in a goddamn consonant. Christ alive. So I looked for sources and found a forum, where people talk about how in America, the first name of an Italian name is often used to make a nickname (Salvatore becomes Sal), but in Italy it tends to be latter part (Salvatore becomes Toto). Which isn't the most waterproof source, but it was good enough for me back then.

(Also big fuck you to whoever wrote on the Hetawiki and another source something that made Lovino look like a viable Italian name. Now I am stuck with this nonsense and have to work my extradiegetic failure into the story as the intradiegetical quirk that Emmanuela Vargas wanted to have a Special name for a Special boy. She was old money from a family in that big radius of Tirol & Veneto, details I haven't figured out yet. But sheeee spoiled her kids and was an entitled trophy wife. I love her. In the Ancient Olympics AU, I had an idea that Michele ended up having to coach the Vargas and he is such a nervous wreck about them losing bc he knows Emanuela will find NO fault with her boys and rip his head off instead. THAT kind of mother).

((Also kind of a fuck you to past me myself from stealing a name from FMA, not checking and ending up with a dude named Dolcetto. But not really a fuck you, bc it is a quite hilarious name. Bro's named like a grape. His nickname is Dolco, yes with the hard c, bc Dolcio or Dolce he'd loathe. Loathe just as much as Etto, as the Vargas and Franci half jokingly suggested, because he's 1.65m tall & skinny & a real insecure anklebiter about it.))

[sayitaliano]

Goodbye to the amazing guitarist, singer and producer Alberto Radius, who played with (and for) important Italian names but in particular for his most famous band: Formula 3 (they worked under Lucio Battisti's label, and they re-played his hit "Questo folle sentimento" making it even more famous). He recently got to play "Il mio canto libero" with Coma_Cose during a Cover night in Sanremo.

[sbagliomanonmollo]

Ci lascia Alberto Radius, uno dei più grandi chitarristi italiani del rock progressivo. Celebre il suo rapporto con Lucio Battisti, Formula tre,(fondatore)Demetrio Stratos Pierangelo Bertoli Franco Battiato e tanti altri. Geniale chitarrista e interprete che ha fatto più belli e magici gli anni '70 della musica italiana.

[cool-provve]

Demetrio Stratos & Alberto Radius - "To The Moon I'm Going" 🎈

[spilladabalia]

Alberto Radius - Poliziotto