Not for You: Pearl Jam and the Present Tense
Autor Ronen Givonyen Limba Engleză Hardback – 28 oct 2020
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781501360688
ISBN-10: 150136068X
Pagini: 440
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 45 mm
Greutate: 0.77 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 150136068X
Pagini: 440
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 45 mm
Greutate: 0.77 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Bloomsbury Academic
Locul publicării:New York, United States
Caracteristici
Pearl Jam is one of the most successful rock bands of all time and has a passionate fan-base that follows them on tour and has an active online community.
Notă biografică
Ronen Givony is the author of 24 Hour Revenge Therapy (or, The Strange Death of Selling Out), part of Bloomsbury's 33 1/3 series. He is the founder of New York's Wordless Music series and orchestra (wordlessmusic.org) - which the Village Voice named the city's "Best Moderately Snooty Concert Series" - and a contributor of liner notes for Nonesuch, Constellation, Thrill Jockey, and Temporary Residence. A native of South Florida, he has worked as a producer for concert venues and music festivals in the US and abroad.
Cuprins
Introduction: A Personal Preface 1 The Cast 2 A Dozen Moments in the Prehistory of Pearl Jam 3 The Bacchanal, San Diego (November 21, 1989) 4 The Off Ramp, Seattle (October 22, 1990) 5 "Jeremy," "Garden," "Yellow Ledbetter" (1991) 6 J.C. Dobbs, Philadelphia (July 12, 1991) 7 The Palladium, Hollywood (October 6, 1991) 8 Cow Palace, San Francisco (December 31, 1991) 9 MTV Unplugged (March 16, 1992) 10 Pinkpop Festival, Holland (June 8, 1992) 11 The Singles Soundtrack (1992) 12 Stadio Flaminio, Rome (July 6, 1993) 13 Lakefront Arena, New Orleans (November 16, 1993) 14 Hints, Allegations, and Things Left Unsaid (1993) 15 Civic Center, Pensacola (March 9, 1994) 16 Bayfront Amphitheater, Miami (March 28, 1994) 17 Patriot Center, Fairfax (April 8, 1994) 18 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington DC (June 30, 1994) 19 Dave (1994) 20 Self-Pollution Radio (January 8, 1995) 21 Soldier Field, Chicago (July 11, 1995) 22 38th Annual Grammy Awards (February 28, 1996) 23 Cox Arena, San Diego (July 10, 1998) 24 Binaural and the Battle of Seattle (1999) 25 Roskilde Festival, Denmark (June 30, 2000) 26 Madison Square Garden (October 15, 2000) 27 Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale (April 30, 2003) 28 Thin Air (2006-2013) 29 Tomas Young and Body of War (2005-2014) 30 Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia (April 29, 2016) 31 Altice Arena, Lisbon (June 20, 2019) Afterword (For Chris Cornell) In Memoriam Acknowledgments Bibliography Index About the Author
Recenzii
Givony trenchantly argues that Pearl Jam haven't made a great album since 1998. Yet his sometimes contentious analysis is always delivered with a wry snap and bolstered by diligent sociocultural contextualisation, pinpointing one aspect of the band's appeal; they're more 'for you' than might initially appear to be the case.
[A] hefty and impressive work, digging into its subject with the kind of relentlessness any fan will appreciate. A thoughtful celebration of a band who's still going strong, and should even be of interest to non-PJ fans, especially if they have an interest in alt rock of the '90s.
Near perfect Pearl Jam prose. 'Not For You: Pearl Jam and the Present Tense' is a book every Pearl Jam fan needs to read. Not only is it an excellent biography it is also the definitive unofficial Pearl Jam book for fans of the Last Grunge Band Standing.T
Brilliantly contextualises the early '90s socio-political climate from which the grunge icons emerged. It paints a vivid portrait . Not For You is a compelling examination of one of modern rock's most enduring and compelling groups.
[A]n insightful work for many reasons, not least its temperate analysis of fandom. Author Ronen Givony never forgets the whys and wherefores of the Seattle outfit and of how from their early days in the 1990s, despite their status as one of the mostpopular US acts, they sidelined traditional commercial channels in favour of servicing their fans . Givony incisively reflects on th[is] and more, but the primary selling point is what the band have meant to their fans across the years and the often-profound bonds that can be made.
The strength of Givony's book lies in his readiness to make the tough call. His book is unreservedly opinionated, as so few these days are . Givony proves himself a master of the bon mot, the memorable soundbite, demonstrating ample literary chops throughout. If I had room, I'd quote a hundred worthy passages.
CHOICE Magazine's "New Year Reads" 2021
CBC's "18 Books for the Holiday Season"
Any music fan will almost certainly love this book. Givony's writing is captivating and entertaining. Not For You takes the reader on a deeply personal and at times almost professional journey through the life and times of Pearl Jam, from not a journalistic perspective, but one far more important - that of a genuine fan.
An enjoyable book and, as a non-fan, I found myself coming around to their music and what they were trying to achieve. Whether you love them or not, it is clear they were trying to be genuine and reach out to their fans.
Ronen Givony's Not for You does what Givony would like Pearl Jam to do: it rises above its immediate purpose. It is a critical annotation to a body of work which lifts off the ground and becomes an extravagant performance about time, rebellion, fame, disenchantment, civil discourse, the idea of the mainstream, the desire of a fan, and what a band can do to answer it.
[A] hefty and impressive work, digging into its subject with the kind of relentlessness any fan will appreciate. A thoughtful celebration of a band who's still going strong, and should even be of interest to non-PJ fans, especially if they have an interest in alt rock of the '90s.
Near perfect Pearl Jam prose. 'Not For You: Pearl Jam and the Present Tense' is a book every Pearl Jam fan needs to read. Not only is it an excellent biography it is also the definitive unofficial Pearl Jam book for fans of the Last Grunge Band Standing.T
Brilliantly contextualises the early '90s socio-political climate from which the grunge icons emerged. It paints a vivid portrait . Not For You is a compelling examination of one of modern rock's most enduring and compelling groups.
[A]n insightful work for many reasons, not least its temperate analysis of fandom. Author Ronen Givony never forgets the whys and wherefores of the Seattle outfit and of how from their early days in the 1990s, despite their status as one of the mostpopular US acts, they sidelined traditional commercial channels in favour of servicing their fans . Givony incisively reflects on th[is] and more, but the primary selling point is what the band have meant to their fans across the years and the often-profound bonds that can be made.
The strength of Givony's book lies in his readiness to make the tough call. His book is unreservedly opinionated, as so few these days are . Givony proves himself a master of the bon mot, the memorable soundbite, demonstrating ample literary chops throughout. If I had room, I'd quote a hundred worthy passages.
CHOICE Magazine's "New Year Reads" 2021
CBC's "18 Books for the Holiday Season"
Any music fan will almost certainly love this book. Givony's writing is captivating and entertaining. Not For You takes the reader on a deeply personal and at times almost professional journey through the life and times of Pearl Jam, from not a journalistic perspective, but one far more important - that of a genuine fan.
An enjoyable book and, as a non-fan, I found myself coming around to their music and what they were trying to achieve. Whether you love them or not, it is clear they were trying to be genuine and reach out to their fans.
Ronen Givony's Not for You does what Givony would like Pearl Jam to do: it rises above its immediate purpose. It is a critical annotation to a body of work which lifts off the ground and becomes an extravagant performance about time, rebellion, fame, disenchantment, civil discourse, the idea of the mainstream, the desire of a fan, and what a band can do to answer it.