One of these…
Once again, passing by a television set, I happened to notice the soundtrack of an advertisement of an Italian pay-per-view channel: it was One of these things first, tentatively used as a love song (I suppose it was just all about the piano). I wondered how who chose it met Nick’s music.
The sweet suggestions of the pink moon
I’ve finally found the time to write down a few notes on this book (and the CD that is shipped with it). Luca Ferrari wrote this book many years ago: there is no doubt that he is a very good fellow but nowadays I’d suggest buying his book only if you already have a deep [...]
They did it again
I remember an old sentence once read on IRC, many years ago: I don’t watch TV: one tube is enough. Nowadays, with LCDs widespread all around, even though there are not many tubes left I still don’t watch much TV. Yesterday, passing by a television set, I incidentally noticed a commercial advertising of a sore [...]
Darker Than the Deepest Sea
The average reader of Darker Than the Deepest Sea is not someone who bought it choosing at random in a bookshop, knowing nothing about the life and the work of Nick Drake: their involvement ranges from mild fanatism to strong obsession… even though reading a book requires that the readers are able to move eyes [...]
Astonishing result
“very” and “unsound” are two common words but, using a search engine, I’ve just discovered that, not including “Fruit Tree”, their combined use is quite rare.
Given you meaning
Listening to “Clothes of sand” once again, I started to think about its sentence Given you meaning but taken my place How many times have I bartered my own nature for knowledge? I don’t see myself and I won’t anymore. Clothes of sand have covered your face
Electricityless
A few days ago I was wondering what life would be like without electricity: no hot water in the morning (using a traditionally controlled boiler, of course) and no light after sunset either. I know that it’s not so rational but one of my concerns at first blush was that I would never be able [...]
Growing old
In “Black Eyed Dog”, Nick Drake sang I’m growing old and I wanna go home I suppose that you might think you are growing old when you have no more déjà vu but a well known daily routine the man in the mirror looks more rather frazzled than you you wear an unknown number of [...]
Please forgive them
Reading the referers of this website, I found that someone reached it querying a search engine for Is Nick Drake really dead? I’ve got three words to say: shame on you.

