Punk Paradox: A Memoir Greg Graffin Da Capo Press Inc Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Music

From The Legendary Singer-Songwriter Of Bad Religion Comes A Historical Memoir And Cultural Criticism Punk Rock\ S Evolution Greg Graffin Is Lead Vocalist Songwriter Recently Described As \ America\ Most Significant Band Since Its Inception In Los Angeles 1980 Has Produced 18 Studio Albums Become Long-Running Global Touring Powerhouse Established Durable Legacy One Influential Rock Bands All Time Paradox Graffin\ Life Narrative Before During L Punk\ Early Years Detailing His Observations On Genre\ Explosive Growth Band\ Steady Rise Importance Book Begins By Exploring Midwestern Roots Life-Changing Move To Southern California Mid-\ 70S Swept Up Into Burgeoning Scene Exhilarating Often-Violent Streets Friends Formed Built Fanbase Became Institution These Activities Took Place Parallel With Never Ceasing Quest For Intellectual Enlightenment Despite Demands Tours Recording Sessions Dedication Songwriting Author Also Balanced Budding Academic Career So Doing He Managed Reconcile An Improbable Double-Life Iconic Front Man University Lecturer Unique Experiences Mirror Paradoxical Elements That Define Genre-The Pop Influence Society\ Betterment Music\ Unifying Power-All Which Are Prime Ingredients Surprising Endurance Fittingly This Argues Against Traditional Popular Perception Changed Year Spirit Punk-And Sonic Significance-Lived While Was Ever Willing Challenge Convention Debunk Mythology Liberate Listeners Chains Indoctrination Σελίδες: 384 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0213 Διαστάσεις: 13 8X13 8Cm