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Inneholder en gjennomgang av alle utgivelsene til The Plastic People of the Universe pluss historien rundt undergrunnsmusikken i Tsjekkoslovakia fra 1968 og framover, pluss omtale av andre sentrale band og utgivelser blant annet Pulnoc, Fiction og DG 307 . - Fra omslaget: "The Plastic People of the Universe are the legendary godfathers of the Czech underground music scene. Formed in 1968 shortly after the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia which crushed the liberal reforms of the Prague Spring, the band endured two decades of Soviet "normalization." Stripped of their professional status, then banned from performing in public, they were eventually thrown in jail. Their crime? Making music that didn't conform to the Communist regime's tastes. Yet the band never wavered in their determination to make their own authentic art and their brave perseverance ultimately led to the Velvet Revolution which ended the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia. Their incredible story has often allowed their music to be overlooked. Not anymore. A Consumer Guide to The Plastic People of the Universe is the first book to focus on the band's remarkably original music - a magical brew of progressive rock, free jazz, European roots music and psychedelia - and the only guide to review every album in their discography plus selected works by related bands - over 80 albums in all. Books and DVDs about the band are also reviewed inside."

Tittelnr	0638193
Tittel	A Consumer guide to The Plastic People of the Universe
Forfatter	Yanosik, Joseph
Språk	engelsk
Utgitt	[New York] : [s.n.] , 2021
Omfang	132 sider : illustrasjoner
Opplysninger	Inneholder en gjennomgang av alle utgivelsene til The Plastic People of the Universe pluss historien rundt undergrunnsmusikken i Tsjekkoslovakia fra 1968 og framover, pluss omtale av andre sentrale band og utgivelser blant annet Pulnoc, Fiction og DG 307 . - Fra omslaget: "The Plastic People of the Universe are the legendary godfathers of the Czech underground music scene. Formed in 1968 shortly after the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia which crushed the liberal reforms of the Prague Spring, the band endured two decades of Soviet "normalization." Stripped of their professional status, then banned from performing in public, they were eventually thrown in jail. Their crime? Making music that didn't conform to the Communist regime's tastes. Yet the band never wavered in their determination to make their own authentic art and their brave perseverance ultimately led to the Velvet Revolution which ended the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia. Their incredible story has often allowed their music to be overlooked. Not anymore. A Consumer Guide to The Plastic People of the Universe is the first book to focus on the band's remarkably original music - a magical brew of progressive rock, free jazz, European roots music and psychedelia - and the only guide to review every album in their discography plus selected works by related bands - over 80 albums in all. Books and DVDs about the band are also reviewed inside."
Emner	DG 307 Pulnoc The Plastic People of the Universe Avant rock Avantgarde - musikk Eksperimentell musikk Dypdykk i musikkhistorien - Del 41: Grensesprengende musikk fra Øst-Europa Musikk - Historie - Tsjekkia Musikk - Historie - Tsjekkoslovakia Popmusikk - Biografier - Tsjekkia Popmusikk - Biografier - Tsjekkoslovakia Popmusikk - Historie - Tsjekkia Popmusikk - Historie - Tsjekkoslovakia Popmusikk - Historie - Øst-Europa
Dewey	781.66092
ISBN	Nkr 500.00
Hylleplass	781.66092 Plastic People of the Universe