Mike McGonigal

Auteur de My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (33 1/3)

21 oeuvres 240 utilisateurs 1 Critiques

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Comprend les noms: Ed. Mike Mcgonigal, Mike McGonigal (Editor)

Crédit image: Photo from "Contrappasso Magazine", edited by Matthew Asprey Gear, blog post from issue #4: ‘The Crate-Diggers’ Symposium’, posted on February 19, 2014. https://contrappassomag.wordpress.com/2014/02/19/from-issue-4-the-crate-diggers-symposium-4-mike-mcgonigal/

Œuvres de Mike McGonigal

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My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (33 1/3) (2007) 140 exemplaires

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Yeti 10 (2010) 9 exemplaires

Yeti 6 (2008) 8 exemplaires

Yeti 3 (2005) — Directeur de publication — 7 exemplaires

Yeti 4 (2005) — Directeur de publication — 7 exemplaires

Yeti 7 (2009) 6 exemplaires

Yeti 8 (2009) 6 exemplaires

Yeti 11 (2011) 6 exemplaires

Temperature's Rising: An Oral History of Galaxie 500 (2013) 6 exemplaires

Yeti 1 (2001) 5 exemplaires

Yeti 2 (2008) — Directeur de publication — 5 exemplaires

Yeti 13: Includes 7" Vinyl Record (2013) 4 exemplaires

Yeti 12: Includes 7" Vinyl Record (2012) 4 exemplaires

Galaxie 500: Temperature's Rising: An Oral and Visual History (2022) 3 exemplaires

This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel on 45 RPM 1957-1982 1 exemplaire

Well Down Freedom Highway: The Staple Singers’ 1965 Masterpiece (Pop Papers Book 1) (2012) 1 exemplaire

My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (33 1/3 Book 36) 1 exemplaire

Maggot Brain, Premiere Issue 1 exemplaire

Maggot Brain 1 exemplaire

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My Bloody Valentine's Loveless (33 1/3) par Mike McGonigal

This is a good news, bad news sort of review. First, the interviews done are thorough; and I enjoy how much the author cuts down the mythology that has been built up around the making of this epic record. But, what's hard to overcome is how much outside of the interviews is written towards the music geek. It's hard to enjoy a metaphor that's really more of an inside joke, and that's what happens when a writer keeps name checking the most obscure references possible.

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istvan13 | Sep 6, 2008 |

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