Themes For Great Cities: A New History Of Simple Minds Graeme Thomson Constable Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Music

\ Nobody Owes Us Anything But The Simple Minds Story Has Been Too Condensed After Live Aid And Don\ T You (Forget About Me)\ There Hasn\ Quite Credit For Those First Few Records I Think They Contain Some Really Special Music Can Hear Flaws There\ S Something Spirit Imagination In Them That Feels Good Draw From Such A Wide Range Of Influences It Was Always Jim Kerr To Author An Illuminating New Biography One Britain\ Biggest Most Influential Bands Written With Full Input Cooperation Shedding Light On Their Dazzling Art-Rock Legacy Themes Great Cities Features In-Depth Interviews Original Band Members Charlie Burchill Mick Macneil Derek Forbes Alongside Key Figures Within Creative Community High-Profile Fans As Bobby Gillespie James Dean Bradfield Mogwai\ Stuart Braithwaite Book Reclaims Revivifies Magnificence Minds\ Pioneering Early Albums Glitchy Euro-Ambience Real Cacophony Empires Dance Pulsing Agitated Romance Sons Fascination Gold Dream Beyond Emerging 1978 Glasgow\ Post-Punk Scene Transitioned Restless Electro Futurism Mutated Into Passionate Pop Contenders Finally Global Rock Behemoth Have Sold Region 60 Million Remain Worldwide Phenomenon Drama Tale Lies These Transformations Triumphs Conflicts Contradictions Tells Inside Becoming Inspiring Insightful Enlightening Celebrates Trailblazing Greatest Groups Σελίδες: 368 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0912 Διαστάσεις: 12 6X12 6Cm