Mc5: Sonically Speaking

Name: Mc5: Sonically Speaking
Brand: IMP Publishing Ltd t/a Independent Music Press
SKU: 9780955282225
Price: 2700 KES
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ISBN: 9780955282225

by Brett Callwood

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Format Paperback / softback

ISBN-10 0955282225

ISBN-13 9780955282225

Publisher IMP Publishing Ltd t/a Independent Music Press

Imprint IMP Publishing Ltd t/a Independent Music Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Apr 5th, 2007

Print length 240 Pages

Weight 326 grams

Dimensions 23.20 x 15.60 x 1.90 cms

Product Classification: Punk, New Wave & Indie Popular music Biography: arts & entertainment Biography: arts and entertainment

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Often considered a 'post-punk' band, their influence reaches far and wide, with everyone from Green Day, The White Stripes, Motorhead, Ramones, Rage Against The Machine and Bad Brains citing them.

Although nobody realised it at the time, the historic importance of the MC5 is vast. Often considered a 'post-punk' band, their influence reaches far and wide, with everyone from Green Day, The White Stripes, Motorhead, Ramones, Rage Against The Machine and Bad Brains citing them. Fuelled by the radical politics of the White Panther party, the MC5 preached revolution and were often a target for the authorities. Having released three albums between 1969 and 1971, two of the band passed away and guitarist Wayne Kramer spent time behind bars for drug-related offences. Thirty years of low-key solo projects followed, before the band reunited in the new Millennium for a one-off show that turned into a full-on reunion. It details not only the seismic impact that they've had on music, but also the social climate in which they evolved.

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