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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 416 pages, height x width x depth: 196x128x30 mm, weight: 292 g
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Until his death aged thirty-three in 1982, Lester Bangs wrote wired, rock 'n' roll pieces on Iggy Pop, The Clash, John Lennon, Kraftwerk, Lou Reed. As a rock critic, he had an eagle-eye for distinguishing the pre-packaged imitation from the real thing; written in a conversational, wisecracking, erotically charged style, his hallucinatory hagiographies and excoriating take-downs reveal an iconoclast unafraid to tell it like it is. To his journalism he brought the talent of a great a renegade Beat poet, and his essays, reviews and scattered notes convey the electric thrill of a music junky indulging the habit of a lifetime. As Greil Marcus writes in his introduction, 'What this book demands from a reader is a willingness to accept that the best writer in America could write almost nothing but record reviews.'

Recenzijas

Bangs was one of the best writers ever to appear on newsprint ... when he died, American culture lost one its most astute, ornery, funniest and most soulful observers * New York Times * Still a byword for rock writing at its most unrestrained and passionate ... his two posthumous anthologies ... attest to his brilliance -- John Harris * Guardian * A superb collection ... wild and funny and unpredictable. Lester Bangs was a great American writer who happened to write about rock 'n' roll * Rolling Stone * A marvellous collection ... it will unquestionably teach you more about rock music and the appreciation thereof than a two-year subscription to all of the current British rock papers and mags * Time Out * A powerhouse in the American music journalism scene ... It's one of the oddest yet most original pieces on music you're ever likely to read ... This is rock criticism in its raw state - it is vulgar, conversational, and abusive towards its subjects ... That a collection of music criticism continues to be republished 28 years after its first appearance - and 44 years after the publication of the earliest essay it contains - is perhaps a better testament to the quality of Bangs' writing than anything else. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to listen to 'Astral Weeks' one more time. * Irish Examiner *

Papildus informācija

The essential writings of the greatest music writer of the twentieth, or any, century, reissued as a Serpent's Tail Classic
Introduction and Acknowledgments ix
PART ONE Two Testaments
3(26)
Psychotic Reactions and Carburetor Dung: A Tale of These Times (1971)
5(15)
Astral Weeks (1979)
20(9)
PART TWO Blowing It Up
29(64)
Of Pop and Pies and Fun: A Program for Mass Liberation in the Form of a Stooges Review, or, Who's the Fool? (1970)
31(22)
James Taylor Marked for Death (1971)
53(29)
Do the Godz Speak Esperanto? (1971)
82(11)
PART THREE Creemwork---Frauds, Failures, and Fantasies
93(72)
Chicago at Carnegie Hall, Volumes I, II, III & IV(1972)
95(3)
Black Oak Arkansas: Keep the Faith (1972)
98(3)
White Witch (1972)
101(2)
John Coltrane Lives (1972)
103(9)
The Guess Who: Live at the Paramount (1972)
112(2)
James Taylor: One Man Dog (1973)
114(2)
The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies, or, The Day the Airwaves Erupted (1973)
116(12)
Jethro Tull in Vietnam (1973)
128(7)
Screwing the System with Dick Clark (1973)
135(5)
Slade: Sladest (1973)
140(2)
My Night of Ecstasy with the J. Geils Band (1974)
142(4)
Johnny Ray's Better Whirlpool (1975)
146(5)
Barry White: Just Another Way to Say I Love You (1975)
151(3)
Kraftwerkfeature (1975)
154(7)
David Bowie: Station to Station (1976)
161(4)
PART FOUR Slaying the rather
165(38)
From Untitled Notes on Lou Reed, 1980
167(2)
Let Us Now Praise Famous Death Dwarves, or, How I Slugged It Out with Lou Reed and Stayed Awake (1975)
169(15)
How to Succeed in Torture Without Really Trying, or, Louie Come Home, All Is Forgiven (1976)
184(11)
The Greatest Album Ever Made (1976)
195(6)
From Untitled Notes on Lou Reed, 1980
201(2)
PART FIVE Slaying the Children, Burying the Dead, Signs of Life
203(102)
Iggy Pop: Blowtorch in Bondage (1977)
205(4)
I Saw God and/or Tangerine Dream (1977)
209(3)
Where Were You When Elvis Died? (1977)
212(5)
Peter Laughner (1977)
217(7)
The Clash (1977)
224(36)
Richard Hell: Death Means Never Having to Say You're Incomplete (1978)
260(9)
Growing Up True Is Hard to Do (1978)
269(3)
The White Noise Supremacists (1979)
272(11)
Sham 69 Is Innocent! (1979)
283(2)
New dear's Eve (1979)
285(11)
Otis Rush Mugged by an Iceberg (1980)
296(2)
Thinking the Unthinkable About John Lennon (1980)
298(3)
A Reasonable Guide to Horrible Noise (1981)
301(4)
PART SIX Unpublishable
305(64)
Fragments, 1976--1982
307(6)
From Notes on PiL's Metal Box, 1980
313(3)
From "All My Friends Are Hermits," 1980
316(2)
Review of Peter Guralnick's Lost Highway: Journeys & Arrivals of American Musicians (1980)
318(4)
From Notes for Review of Peter Guralnick's Last Highway, 1980
322(15)
From "The Scorn Papers," 1981
337(2)
From "Women on Top: Ten Post-Lib Role Models for the Eighties," a book proposal, 1981
339(5)
From "Maggie May," 1981
344(25)
PART SEVEN Untitled
369(9)
From Untitled Notes, 1981
371(7)
Index 378
Lester Bangs started out as a record reviewer for Rolling Stone, went on to write for and then edit the magazine Creem, before moving to New York and covering the burgeoning punk scene, writing in daily newspapers and the Village Voice. Bangs died suddenly at the age of thirty-three in 1982. A biography of Lester Bangs, Let it Blurt was published in 2001.

Greil Marcus is an American author, music journalist and cultural critic. He writes for newspapers and magazines including Rolling Stone and the Village Voice.