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8 x 11 inches, 34 pages, Saddle stitched. Black and white with occasional color cover, 60lb white offsetLove Injection Issue 60 cover in loving memory of Francis Mirai Nishida by Mike Lau, Connie Byun, Thoma Hall, featuring: Q&A with Robert Hood by Turtle Bugg & illustrations by Glenford Nuñez, Q&A with DJ Swisha by Nick Boyd & Photos by Chad Hilliard, Chosen Family: A Halloquium Conversation featuring Ash Lauryn, Ari Robey-Lawerence and Gavilan Rayna Russom (Part I), "Carving Out A Space: Why DIY Compilations Proliferated During The Pandemic" by Nina Posner, Q&A with Anthony Nicholson by Jitwam, Q&A with P. Leone by Paul Raffaele, "My First Gig At Better Days" by Bruce Forest, Q&A with Michael Holman by Justin Strauss (Part II), the inaugural "Mix Moments" ft Tony Yotzi by DJ Voices, "Music & Spirituality #5" by Hiromi Kiba, Love Notes From A Displaced New Yorker by Nathaniel Jay, "Spaces & Places: Updates" by Love Injection Staff and Editor's Letter by Love Injection Staff

En 1977 des milliers d'artistes, écrivains, militants et universitaires se sont retrouvés à Lagos pour le deuxième festival des arts et de la culture africains et noirs. A travers de nombreux documents d'archive cette publication analyse la portée mondiale de cet évènement qui a révélé la force culturelle de toute une communauté et a permis des rencontres artistiques durables.Anglais352 pages

Ce volume est la première oeuvre majeure entièrement consacrée à la discographie du grand compositeur italien Ennio Morricone. Pour sa publication, le collectionneur, auteur et expert en cinéma, Maurizio Baroni, a puisé dans ses propres archives pour donner vie à une riche sélection de documents et d'images mettant en valeur plus de cinquante ans de carrière. Avec des contributions de Dario Argento, Bernardo Bertolucci, Liliana Cavani, Lisa Gastoni, Franco Nero, Quentin Tarantino et bien d'autres.

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In the heyday of low-budget television and scrappy genre filmmaking, producers who needed a soundtrack for their commercial entertainments could reach for a selection of library music: LPs of stock recordings whose contents fit any mood required. Though at the time, the use of such records was mostly a cost-cutting maneuver for productions that couldn’t afford to hire their own composer, the industry soon took on its own life: library publishers became major financial successes, and much of the work they released was truly extraordinary. In fact, many of these anonymous or pseudonymous scores-on-demand were crafted by the some of the greatest musical minds of the late 20th century—expert musicians and innovative composers who reveled in the freedoms offered, paradoxically, by this most corporate of fields.Unusual Sounds is a deep dive into a musical universe that has, until now, been accessible only to producers and record collectors; a celebration of this strange industry and an examination of its unique place at the nexus of art and commerce. Featuring original art by Robert Beatty and an introduction by George A. Romero—whose use of library music in Night of the Living Dead changed film history— Unusual Sounds is mandatory reading for anyone interested in this enigmatic field and its hidden but pervasive cultural influence.David Hollander is an artist, filmmaker and collector. He is a co-founder of CineMarfa, a film festival dedicated to showcasing rare and unseen films in Marfa, Texas. He lives in San Antonio.332 Pages8 inches x 10.5 InchesSoftcover with FlapsISBN: 978-1-944860-12-7

Now in paperback, the definitive visual history of Motown, the Detroit-based record company that became a music powerhouse.The music of Motown defined an era. From the Jackson 5 and Diana Ross to Stevie Wonder and Smokey Robinson, Berry Gordy and his right-hand man, Barney Ales, built the most successful independent record label in the world. Not only did Motown represent the most iconic recording artists of its time and produce countless global hits―it created a cultural institution that redefined pop and gave us the vision of a new America: vibrant, innovative, and racially equal.This new paperback edition of the first official visual history of the label includes a dazzling array of images, and unprecedented access to the archives of the makers and stars of Motown. Extensive specially commissioned photography of treasures extracted from the Motown archives, as well as the personal collections of Barney Ales and Motown stars, lends new insight into the lives of the legends. Motown also draws on interviews with key players from the label’s colorful history, including Motown founder Berry Gordy; Barney Ales; Smokey Robinson; Mary Wilson, founding member of the Supremes; and many more.1000+ illustrations