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Автор: Rowland Kev
Название: The Progressive Underground Volume One
ISBN: 9781908728845
Издательство: Gonzo Multimedia
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Музыка

Рок и поп-музыка

Энциклопедии и справочные материалы

Справочные материалы

ISBN-10: 1908728841
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 304
Вес: 0.54 кг.
Дата издания: 25.11.2018
Язык: English
Иллюстрации: Illustrations
Размер: 192 x 246 x 18
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
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Поставляется из: США
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Contrary to popular belief, progressive rock didnt disappear with the advent of punk, and the lack of media support didnt prevent new bands from forming and new music being created, it just drove it underground. It is hard to imagine these days, with everyone being permanently connected, but there was a time not long ago when communication was by word of mouth and letter. With no coverage by much of the media, it was down to fanzines and independent magazines to spread the word of what was actually happening in the scene, what was being released, and who was worth going to see in concert.

Most of these magazines survived for just a few issues, while others continued for many years, all having their part to play in spreading the word. One of the most important during this period was Feedback, which initially started as the newsletter of Mensas Rock Music Special Interest Group in 1988, but when Kev Rowland became secretary in 1990 he determined to turn it into a magazine promoting music which often wasnt being written about in the mainstream press. Feedback soon became one of the key promoters of the underground progressive scene, and Kev one of the most well-known reviewers. He also became a contributor to Rock n Reel, as well as later writing for the Ghostland website in the early days of prog on the web

The world had moved on by the time he emigrated to New Zealand in 2006, at which time he stopped running Feedback (which has just celebrated its thirtieth anniversary, now renamed Amplified). It was now possible to discover information about bands and releases through the internet and the many progressive rock sites which had been set up, and even the mass media had decided that maybe there was something in this prog thing after all.

But the period when Kev was running Feedback was very special in many ways, a time that has now long gone. This volume captures reviews undertaken by Kev when he was running Feedback, here from bands A-H, written within the context of the period by someone who was very close to the scene. Along with the other two volumes in this series, this shines a spotlight onto a period when there were very few writing about the music in a constructive manner. Finally, it is again possible to discover some great music from wonderful bands, and this should be used as a guide to expand collections and understand that prog rock really didnt die, it just went underground.

The Progressive Underground Volume One, Rowland Kev