Linger On: The Velvet Underground
Linger On: The Velvet Underground
Ignacio Julia
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Immerse yourself in the definitive story of one of music's most influential and enigmatic bands with Ignacio Julià's Linger On: The Velvet Underground. Published by Ecstatic Peace Library, this sumptuous new volume explores the history, the artistry, and the enduring legacy of a group that truly defied convention and continues to inspire generations of musicians.
Julià, a Velvets-obsessed music journalist and internationally respected chronicler, brings a unique perspective, drawing upon his decades-long relationship with the band. As a journalist for Ruta 66, he was often found at the heart of the action, whether front row at gigs, backstage after the show, or even in the band's hotel rooms. His deep knowledge and unwavering dedication are evident throughout.
Linger On offers unprecedented access, featuring interviews with Lou Reed, John Cale, Moe Tucker, Doug Yule, and Nico, alongside the most in-depth interviews ever granted by Sterling Morrison. The book also showcases never-before-published photographs by James Hamilton, adding a visual richness to Julià's compelling narrative. The book's authority is further bolstered by a foreword from Bobby Gillespie of Primal Scream, a preface by Deb Googe of My Bloody Valentine, and an introduction by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth – all of whom attest to the band's profound influence.
As Moore notes, Julià is one of those "obsessive archeological" figures who has meticulously uncovered and recovered the details of the band's magnificence. This dedication shines through, making Linger On essential reading for anyone curious about the roots of alternative music and the enduring power of artistic innovation. This 244-page portrait, published by Ecstatic Peace Library, stands as a testament to Julià's passion and a celebration of a truly legendary group.
Publisher: Cargo Records UK
ISBN: 9780997285062 Binding: Hardback
Date: 28/10/2022 Pagination: 244 pages
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