The Encyclopedia of Punk
Author(s): Brian Cogan
Punk stretches over three decades and numerous countries, with a history as rich and varied as it is shocking and daring. This A-Z guide leads readers through the fiery history of a furious, rebellious, contradictory and boundary-redefining musical genre and cultural movement that remains as massively influential as it is wildly misunderstood.
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Brian Cogan is a writer and professor and has written extensively on music and popular culture as well as music criticism. He received his Ph.D. in Media Ecology in 2002 from New York University. He teaches at Molloy College and has been a member of the punk scene for over 20 years and written for a variety of zines as well as journals, newspapers and magazines, and has performed and recorded with his band In Crowd since 1987.
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- : Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.
- : Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.
- : 1.542
- : 01 August 2010
- : 229mm X 229mm X 34mm
- : United States
- : books
Special Fields
- : Brian Cogan
- : Paperback
- : Paperback
- : en
- : en
- : 781.66
- : 781.66
- : very good
- : very good
- : 400
- : 400
- : full colour throughout, includes photographs
- : full colour throughout, includes photographs