Every song ever

Ben Ratliff


anglais | 01-01-2017 | 272 pages

9781846146862

Livre de poche


19,95

 
   Sur commande



Brève description / annotation

Veteran music critic Ben Ratliff provides a field guide to listening to music in the age of the Cloud. It's now possible to listen to nearly anything at any time, and to ignore albums. By revealing the essential similarities between wildly different kinds of music, Ratliff shows how we can listen to music better

Couverture / Jaquette

For the first time ever, we have all the music in the world to choose from. As Ben Ratliff, one of America's celebrated music critics, shows us, it's time to listen in a new way too. Opening our ears to unexpected connections, new experiences and little-known delights, this book will change the way you appreciate music forever.

'Masterly ... An instructive guide to opening one's mind and compiling a new kind of playlist ... succeeds brilliantly' John Clarke, Independent

'Smart, provocative ... in every case informative' August Kleinzahler, The New York Times Book Review

'Like a trip into the world's coolest record store' David Browne, Rolling Stone

Description

For the first time ever, we have all the music in the world to choose from. As Ben Ratliff, one of America's celebrated music critics, shows us, it's time to listen in a new way too. Opening our ears to unexpected connections, new experiences and little-known delights, this book will change the way you appreciate music forever.

'Masterly ... An instructive guide to opening one's mind and compiling a new kind of playlist ... succeeds brilliantly' John Clarke, Independent

'Smart, provocative ... in every case informative' August Kleinzahler, The New York Times Book Review

'Like a trip into the world's coolest record store' David Browne, Rolling Stone

Détails

Code EAN :9781846146862
Auteur(trice) : 
Editeur :Random House UK
Date de publication :  01-01-2017
Format :Livre de poche
Langue(s) : anglais
Hauteur :195 mm
Largeur :129 mm
Epaisseur :19 mm
Poids :203 gr
Stock :Sur commande
Nombre de pages :272