Hard rock has entertained, scared, and provoked for more than half a century. Despite, or perhaps thanks to, constant resistance from critics, parents, and moralists, it has survived longer than most music styles.

The history of hard rock is a story of rebellion against authorities, of musical, cultural, and social boundary-crossing, and not least of an unyielding loyalty to the individual and their longing for freedom.

This book is about this. Eight writers, who usually write about politics, and two hard rock musicians each tell their story of what hard rock has meant to themselves and to society. It's about rebellion, about freedom, and about the meaning and joy contained in heavy music.

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Media type: Book
Binding type: Paperback
Authors: Andreas Johansson Heinö, Johan Ingerö, Lars Anders Johansson, Lucas Persson, Hanna Wagenius, Jens Johansson, Caspian Rehbinder, Sakine Madon, Markus Uvell
Publisher: Timbro
Language: Swedish
Extent: 140 pages
Dimensions (wxhxd): 130x200x11 mm
Weight: 214 grams
Illustrated: Yes

Barcode: 9789177034650
SKU: 807208