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portada Going Deaf for a Living
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2019
Language
English
Pages
240
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781787601277

Going Deaf for a Living

Steve Lamacq (Author) · Omnibus Press · Paperback

Going Deaf for a Living - Steve Lamacq

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Synopsis "Going Deaf for a Living "

Going Deaf for a Living is Steve Lamacq's candid reflection of several decades spent on the frontline of the alternative music scene. As a writer at the NME and co-host of The Evening Session, Steve naturally attended hundreds of gigs and collected a lifetime's supply of musical encounters. From witnessing Richey Edwards of the Manic Street Preachers cutting `4Real' into his arm to the infamous Oasis interview that sparked national outrage, Going Deaf for a Living provides the first-hand account of some of British music's most memorable moments. But this isn't just a book about working in the music industry: at its heart, this is a tale about being a music fan - what drives us, infuriates us and fascinates us about the artists we put so much faith in. Covering the periods of grunge, Britpop and the arrival of indie, this acclaimed memoir - updated for the first time - is a thrilling journey through the last great hurrah of the analogue music industry.

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