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Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.652097461
EAN: 9780810982062
ISBN: 0810982064
Label: Harry N. Abrams
Manufacturer: Harry N. Abrams
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 272
Publication Date: March 01, 2001
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams
Sales Rank: 512682
Studio: Harry N. Abrams
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Rolling stone magazine has been the leading chronicler of rock and roll for 30 years. For artists and entertainers, nothing is better tha Rolling Stone cover. Now the legends are collected together, from Bob Dylan to Jakob Dylan, photographed by Annie Leibowitz, Richard Avedon, Herb Ritts, and others. With fascinating behind-th-scenes stories and excerpts from articles and interviews, this is an evocative journey through three decades of popular music.
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I have owned this book for a few years now, and I still cannot get enough of it. I use it as a coffee table book, and it is a great casual flip book. My friends come over all the time and browse through the years and years of covers. I am a huge fan of Rolling Stone magazine and all of its history, so this was a great book for me. I have only been reading the magazine for five or ten years now, so I enjoy viewing the pop culture icons of the past. My favorite covers are those from the sixties' ... Read More
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from the very first opening of the cover you know its gonna be a high-classmagazine cover book. It features new artists, and old, with very rich photos and informative captions on many. Very rich color, so rich you forget you're looking at a book on magazine covers. Features Trent Reznor, Marilyn Manson, Green Day, Hole, Nirvana, the Wallflowers (hense the back) and more for those who like the artists. Others such as Elvis, Madonna, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan (hense the cover) and Sharon Stone, ... Read More
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The covers of Rolling Stone Magazine have been controversial, memorable and are a marker for musicians that they have made it. Some covers have created a stir such as a teenage Britney Spears posing in a provocative outfit, a topless Janet Jackson with a pair of male hands covering her and the last photograph session of John Lennon in which he is naked on a bed next to a fully clothed Yoko Ono. Most of the covers are simple photographs of everyone from Bob Dylan to Richard Nixon and even Dr. Hook who ... Read More
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This book is a virtual history of American rock'n'roll. Each cover says something about the times, such as the now rather melancholy shot of Nirvana, form early 1994, on the verge of a huge comeback, just months before Kurt Cobain shot himself, or Annie Leibovitz's moody 1971 study of John Lennon, then deeply into his Working Class Hero phase. Rock'n'roll stars compete for cover space with politicians and film stars, depending upon what the issue or the hot stuff of the day was - Warren Beatty and Jerry ... Read More
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Seeing many of the covers again (I was a subscriber in the seventies) is like going back in time - and seeing many of the covers for the first time makes me wonder why I stopped being a subscriber.
I bought this book after having seen an exhibition of Annie Leibovitz, and to me she is still one of the greatest.
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