I like music books of trivia, ones that you can dip in and out of and learn new things. i have mozipedia, hard days write, 1001 albums you must hear before you die etc any other good ones out there?
Jimmy DreadOld skool like Happy ShopperModeratorProfile 555 Dub Street
There are literally 100s of good ones! It all depends whether or not you like a biography-type book on a chosen artist/genre, or something you can dip in and out of without having to spend hours sifting through to find something interesting...
If you're after something in the latter category you can't go wrong with these three - well-written and insightful, as well as giving you a few pointers as to new discoveries:
There are literally 100s of good ones! It all depends whether or not you like a biography-type book on a chosen artist/genre, or something you can dip in and out of without having to spend hours sifting through to find something interesting...
If you're after something in the latter category you can't go wrong with these three - well-written and insightful, as well as giving you a few pointers as to new discoveries:
whats the 3rd one
Jimmy DreadOld skool like Happy ShopperModeratorProfile 555 Dub Street
One of my absolute favorite books. This is about the New York music scene during the mid 70s. It's not just about the rock bands either. He extensively writes about 70s NYC hip hop, latin, disco, jazz, Steve Reich and Philip Glass. As a New Yorker I found it mesmerizing but i think any music lover would appreciate it _________________ http://jonnyleather.com
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