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Immerse yourself in the rich history of vinyl with the book that celebrates the 75th anniversary of the first commercial LP: *In the Groove: The Vinyl Record and Turntable Revolution*. This stunningly illustrated volume offers an in-depth look into the captivating world of vinyl records and turntables, making it the perfect addition to any music lover’s library. Whether you're an avid audiophile, a newcomer eager to explore the nostalgia of vinyl collecting, or a seasoned enthusiast, this book delivers valuable insights and fascinating stories that span generations.
Featuring contributions from acclaimed music journalists and passionate collectors alike, *In the Groove* covers everything from the evolution of the 33 1/3 LP and its historical predecessors to the vibrant culture surrounding record stores and vinyl events. Discover how the unique aspects of packaging, like iconic album covers and colored vinyl, have turned simple records into collectible masterpieces. Dive deep into the artistry behind the sleeves that house our favorite records, and learn about the innovative technologies that have shaped the listening experience over the decades.
Not only does this book explore the sentimental and aesthetic aspects of vinyl records, but it also provides essential tips on caring for your treasured collections and creating the perfect listening environment. With its wide-ranging topics from DJ culture to the mixtape phenomenon, *In the Groove* serves as an indispensable guide for anyone passionate about vinyl. Embrace the rhythm of the vinyl revolution today!
Delivery Information: This product is BRAND NEW and is published by Quarto US in 2023. ISBN: 9780760383315.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780760383315
Year: 2023
Publisher: Quarto US
Description:
Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first commercial LP with this authoritative, highly illustrated, and multi-faceted look at the history and culture of vinyl record collecting and turntables. Vinyl records continue to be hot commodities among everyone from obsessive audiophiles to newbie collectors getting their toes wet. In the Groove: The Vinyl Record and Turntable Revolution is the book for both-and everyone in between.
Published to mark the 75th year since the introduction of the commercial LP, In the Groove is written by a roster of well-known music journalists, vinyl junkies, and stereophiles teaming up to present a gorgeous tribute to the vinyl LP and the culture it has spawned: Richie Unterberger explores the history of the 33 1/3 LP, including its predecessor, the 78rpm record, the first commercial LPs, the pressing process, stereo vs. mono, and formats like the 7-inch/45rpm record. Gillian Gaar tackles those temples to the turntable: record stores. Inside, she examines the history of LP merchandising everywhere from department stores to headshops, Record Store Day, the artist in-store appearance, and swap meets and record shows. Martin Popoff pens a paean to the physical object itself, discussing the advent of the sleeve, the great LP covers, famous sleeve designers, liner notes and packaging, colored vinyl, and more. Matt Anniss looks at the collecting hobby and topics like obsessive collectors, what makes a great listening space, playing and caring for vinyl, collecting and vinyl in DJ and hip-hop cultures, and the mixtape phenomenon. Ken Micallef, a top hifi journalist, has the gearheads covered with exp
Featuring contributions from acclaimed music journalists and passionate collectors alike, *In the Groove* covers everything from the evolution of the 33 1/3 LP and its historical predecessors to the vibrant culture surrounding record stores and vinyl events. Discover how the unique aspects of packaging, like iconic album covers and colored vinyl, have turned simple records into collectible masterpieces. Dive deep into the artistry behind the sleeves that house our favorite records, and learn about the innovative technologies that have shaped the listening experience over the decades.
Not only does this book explore the sentimental and aesthetic aspects of vinyl records, but it also provides essential tips on caring for your treasured collections and creating the perfect listening environment. With its wide-ranging topics from DJ culture to the mixtape phenomenon, *In the Groove* serves as an indispensable guide for anyone passionate about vinyl. Embrace the rhythm of the vinyl revolution today!
Delivery Information: This product is BRAND NEW and is published by Quarto US in 2023. ISBN: 9780760383315.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9780760383315
Year: 2023
Publisher: Quarto US
Description:
Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first commercial LP with this authoritative, highly illustrated, and multi-faceted look at the history and culture of vinyl record collecting and turntables. Vinyl records continue to be hot commodities among everyone from obsessive audiophiles to newbie collectors getting their toes wet. In the Groove: The Vinyl Record and Turntable Revolution is the book for both-and everyone in between.
Published to mark the 75th year since the introduction of the commercial LP, In the Groove is written by a roster of well-known music journalists, vinyl junkies, and stereophiles teaming up to present a gorgeous tribute to the vinyl LP and the culture it has spawned: Richie Unterberger explores the history of the 33 1/3 LP, including its predecessor, the 78rpm record, the first commercial LPs, the pressing process, stereo vs. mono, and formats like the 7-inch/45rpm record. Gillian Gaar tackles those temples to the turntable: record stores. Inside, she examines the history of LP merchandising everywhere from department stores to headshops, Record Store Day, the artist in-store appearance, and swap meets and record shows. Martin Popoff pens a paean to the physical object itself, discussing the advent of the sleeve, the great LP covers, famous sleeve designers, liner notes and packaging, colored vinyl, and more. Matt Anniss looks at the collecting hobby and topics like obsessive collectors, what makes a great listening space, playing and caring for vinyl, collecting and vinyl in DJ and hip-hop cultures, and the mixtape phenomenon. Ken Micallef, a top hifi journalist, has the gearheads covered with exp