Luckily videos exist. Yes, because in front of the story of Mario Giordano projected onto a giant screen as he lectures on the history of rap and Flavio Briatore which explains the three rules of Briatori and the oriental alter egos of Guè, Jake La Furia and Don Joeone would certainly remain skeptical and incredulous.
When describing the show during the promotional tour on the radio, Gué described it as a «cherry», one of those to put on top of the cake, but not small: huge. Having witnessed the concert, we can loudly say that “cherry-tree” is the best word to describe Club Dogo’s show at San Siro. The fulfillment of a dream, of a career that began more than twenty years ago and culminated with a live performance that will remain forever in the memories of the most loyal fans. A goal that, due to history and influence, the group deserved to reach and, thanks to the support of those who waited for them even during the ten years of absenceit became reality.
ELENA OF VINCENZO
As already happened in the concerts at the Assago Forum, the San Siro live show also opened with a little short filmthis time the three members of the group arrived on stage with a car which, before taking them to the Scala del Calcio, he found time to drift across the dirt and design the three-headed dog logo. We started with Once upon a time in Italy e Boom Bap Mafiadirectly from their latest album and continued with a lineup that included great popular hits and more sought-after little gemscome Meet at Col Delirio. Filler videos were shown between the various blocks of the concert, useful for outfit changes and to get a few laughs from the audience. The first protagonist was Mario Giordano who, as in one of his characteristic monologues, told the story of the group’s early days, playing the part of a prudish journalist who was not too up to date with the times and, as per the script, He was showered with boos, second only to Calhanoglu’s during the derbyGiordano’s speech introduced the part dedicated to MI Fist, first album of the group, concluded with Snakes by Jake the Fury, excerpted from Rock Music.
