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Louder Than Hell : The Definitive Oral History of Metal / Jon Wiederhorn & Katherine Turman; [Introduction by Scott Ian ; Afterword by Rob Halford]. - New York : It Books, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 2013. - XIII, 718 stron : fotografie ; 24 cm.

Autor

Wiederhorn, Jon Turman, Katherine Halford, Rob (1951- ) Ian, Scott (1963- )

Forma i typ

Książki Literatura faktu, eseje, publicystyka

Przynależność kulturowa

Literatura amerykańska

Temat

Muzyka Muzyka rozrywkowa Heavy metal Rock Muzycy Zespoły muzyczne Życie muzyczne Show business Kultura popularna

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Opracowanie Wydawnictwa popularne

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Kultura i sztuka Historia

An examination of the cultural phenomenon of heavy metal, a much-maligned genre that has not only stood the test of time, but has metamorphosed with each new generation of bands and audiences. Unlike many forms of popular music, whose fans are fickle and transitory, metalheads tend to embrace their favorite bands and follow them over decades. Metal is not only a pastime for these people; it's a lifestyle and obsession that permeates every aspect of their being. From groundbreaking innovations such as the dawn of distortion and the birth of cookie monster vocals to amazing tales of destruction and wild sexual escapades, 'Louder Than Hell' has it all, like the evolution of Judas Priest's seminal powerchord sound and patented leather-and-studs look; the provocative exploits of the Sunset Strip scene; and the truth behind the Norwegian church burnings and murders that became synonymous with black metal. Discover how Faith No More accidentally created rap-metal and who invented the "devil horns" – and how most people do it wrong. This is the definitive look behind the curtain at one of our most dynamic and enduring musical genres. To paraphrase Spinal Tap, how much more metal can you get? None, none more metal.

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