Lester Bangs : Psychotic reactions and carburetor dung

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Lester Bangsin innovatiivinen ja omaperäinen tyyli nostaa rockjournalismin uusiin korkeuksiin, tarjoten oivaltavaa ja intohimoista otetta musiikin historiaan. Greil Marcusin toimittamassa kokoelmassa Bangsin terävät analyysit ja räiskyvä kieli tekevät jokaisesta tekstistä elämyksen.

Edited by Greil Marcus, this volume brings together the best work of 'the greatest rock 'n' roll writer this world has ever known' (Creem). Before his death aged 33 in 1982, Lester Bangs wrote about everybody – from the Clash to James Taylor, from Barry White to Iggy Pop, from John Coltrane to the Sex Pistols and, again and again, Lou Reed. Innovative, influential, outrageous and original, his every line is marked by a free and passionate intelligence and a brilliant style based on the sound and language of rock 'n' roll.

'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 superb collection . . . Wild and funny and unpredictable. Lester Bangs was a great American writer who happened to write about rock and roll' Rolling Stone

'Bangs was one of the best writers ever to appear on newsprint . . . When he died, American culture lost one of its most astute, ornery, funniest and most soulful observers' New York Times

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