Hip Hop Family Tree (2013) -1a- 1970s-1981

Informations sur l'album
Série : Hip Hop Family Tree (2013)
Titre : 1970s-1981
Tome : 1a
Origine : USA
Style : Histoire, Musique
Identifiant : 226994
Scénario : Piskor, Ed
Dessin : Piskor, Ed
Couleurs : Piskor, Ed
Dépot légal : 11/2013 (Parution le 06/12/2013)
Estimation : non coté
Editeur : Fantagraphics Books
Format : Autre format
ISBN : 978-1-606-99690-4
Planches :112
Autres info :
Créé le : 04/10/2014 07:57:54 (maj 29/08/2016 12:00:27)
Info édition : Thrid Edition
Résumé: Hip-hop devotee Piskor was one of Harvey Pekar’s last collaborators and here shows himself to be Pekar’s true disciple as a chronicler of popular culture. In fact, he one-ups his famous partner-mentor—Pekar, an avid and knowledgeable fan of bebop, never scripted a whole book on his passion. Moreover, Piskor intends this book to be the first of several tracing the history of what is still, 40 years after its emergence, the most important stylistic development in pop music since rock ’n’ roll. The large-format volume is strictly a chronicle, presenting the major figures in hip-hop as they appear and make their impressions on the music. It’s full of names while barren of explanation, description, analysis, and even, oddly enough, dates (though for fans of hip-

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