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Waging Heavy Peace

Waging Heavy Peace

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作者: Neil Young 著

出版社: Blue Rider Press

出版时间: 2012-09

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780399159466

定价: 260.80

装帧: 精装

开本: 其他

纸张: 其他

页数: 512页

正文语种: 英语

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>艺术

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WagingHeavyPeaceistheremarkablememoirofrockiconNeilYoungNeilYoungisasingularfigureinthehistoryofrockandpopcultureinthelastfourdecades,inductednotoncebuttwiceintotheRockandRollHallofFame.Reflective,insightfulanddisarminglyhonest,WagingHeavyPeaceishislong-awaitedmemoir.FromhisyouthinCanadatohiscrazyjourneyouttoCalifornia,throughBuffaloSpringfieldandCrosby,Stills&Nash,tohismassivelysuccessfulsolocareerandhisre-emergenceasthepatronsaintofgrungeontohisroletodayasoneofthelastuncompromisedanduncompromisingsurvivorsofrock'n'roll-thisisNeil'sstorytoldinhisownwords.Youngpresentsakaleidoscopicviewofpersonallifeandmusicalcreativity;it'sajourneythatspansthesnowsofOntariototheLSD-ladenboulevardsof1966LosAngelestothecontemplativeparadiseofHawaiitoday.Alongthewayhewritesaboutthemusic,thevictims,thegirlsandthedrugs;abouthishappyfamilylifebutalsoaboutthehealthproblemsheandhischildrenhaveexperienced;aboutguitars,carsandsoundsystems;aboutCanadaandCaliforniaandHawaii.Candid,wittyandrevealing,thisbooktakesitsplacebesidetheclassicmemoirsofBobDylanandKeithRichards. NeilYoung’smusicandsongwriting—whichspanfortyyearsandthirty-fourstudioalbumsofrockandroll,folk,andcountry,withshadingsofblues,techno,andotherstyles—areamongthemostenduringandpopularinmoderntimes.FromhisearlydayswithBuffaloSpringfieldthroughhissolocareerandcollaborationswithCrosby,Stills&Nash,CrazyHorse,anddozensofothernotablemusiciansandgroups,Youngisacclaimedforbothhismusicaltalentsandhisartisticintegrity.Withamajorhitineverydecadesincethesixties,hewasinductedintotheRockandRollHallofFametwice(asasoloartistin1995andasamemberofBuffaloSpringfieldin1997).Awell-knownpoliticalactivist,environmentalist,andphilanthropist,Younghasbeeninvolvedinseveralcauses,notablycofoundingFarmAidandTheBridgeSchool,whichassistschildrenwithphysicalimpairmentsandcommunicationneeds.
内容简介:
WagingHeavyPeaceistheremarkablememoirofrockiconNeilYoungNeilYoungisasingularfigureinthehistoryofrockandpopcultureinthelastfourdecades,inductednotoncebuttwiceintotheRockandRollHallofFame.Reflective,insightfulanddisarminglyhonest,WagingHeavyPeaceishislong-awaitedmemoir.FromhisyouthinCanadatohiscrazyjourneyouttoCalifornia,throughBuffaloSpringfieldandCrosby,Stills&Nash,tohismassivelysuccessfulsolocareerandhisre-emergenceasthepatronsaintofgrungeontohisroletodayasoneofthelastuncompromisedanduncompromisingsurvivorsofrock'n'roll-thisisNeil'sstorytoldinhisownwords.Youngpresentsakaleidoscopicviewofpersonallifeandmusicalcreativity;it'sajourneythatspansthesnowsofOntariototheLSD-ladenboulevardsof1966LosAngelestothecontemplativeparadiseofHawaiitoday.Alongthewayhewritesaboutthemusic,thevictims,thegirlsandthedrugs;abouthishappyfamilylifebutalsoaboutthehealthproblemsheandhischildrenhaveexperienced;aboutguitars,carsandsoundsystems;aboutCanadaandCaliforniaandHawaii.Candid,wittyandrevealing,thisbooktakesitsplacebesidetheclassicmemoirsofBobDylanandKeithRichards.
作者简介:
NeilYoung’smusicandsongwriting—whichspanfortyyearsandthirty-fourstudioalbumsofrockandroll,folk,andcountry,withshadingsofblues,techno,andotherstyles—areamongthemostenduringandpopularinmoderntimes.FromhisearlydayswithBuffaloSpringfieldthroughhissolocareerandcollaborationswithCrosby,Stills&Nash,CrazyHorse,anddozensofothernotablemusiciansandgroups,Youngisacclaimedforbothhismusicaltalentsandhisartisticintegrity.Withamajorhitineverydecadesincethesixties,hewasinductedintotheRockandRollHallofFametwice(asasoloartistin1995andasamemberofBuffaloSpringfieldin1997).Awell-knownpoliticalactivist,environmentalist,andphilanthropist,Younghasbeeninvolvedinseveralcauses,notablycofoundingFarmAidandTheBridgeSchool,whichassistschildrenwithphysicalimpairmentsandcommunicationneeds.

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