The Rough guide to hip-hop:

This volume presents a guide to every aspect of hip-hop music, tracing its story from its origins in the 1970s as New York's urban folk music all the way to hip-hop's current dominance as the world's best-selling genre. Extensive biographies cover hip-hop's entire spectrum, from...

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1. Verfasser: Shapiro, Peter (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: London Rough Guides 2005
Ausgabe:2nd ed., expanded and rev.
Schriftenreihe:Rough guides music series
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Zusammenfassung:This volume presents a guide to every aspect of hip-hop music, tracing its story from its origins in the 1970s as New York's urban folk music all the way to hip-hop's current dominance as the world's best-selling genre. Extensive biographies cover hip-hop's entire spectrum, from the millionaire players to the underground freestylers, from gangster rappers to conscious rhymers, all alongside hundreds of illustrations by top hip-hop photographers. Pioneers like Run DMC and Public Enemy, as well as global superstars of today such as Eminem and Jay Z, are all covered in detail; and each entry concludes with recommendations of the best of their recordings on CD. All the best MCs, DJs, B-Boys and graffiti-writers are here, but there are also extensive sidebars that go beyond the music to the lifestyle, describing hip-hop's fashions, films, feuds and fads.
Beschreibung:Includes discographies. Bibliographical references (p. 402-403)
Beschreibung:IV, 404 S. zahlr. Ill.
ISBN:1843532638