书籍介绍
Rebellious, individualistic, and explosive, rock and roll seems incongruent with modern Chinese society. However, as the music has evolved from a Western import into something uniquely Chinese, it has been shaped by the nation’s unique system and its relationship with the outside world. As it tracks the music's long journey from the Mao years to present day, this account considers the people and the events that have created Chinese rock's identity. Including interviews with musicians, journalists, and industry experts, this book demonstrates that Chinese rock may be ready to smash its guitars on the global stage.
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这书封面和标题我想是有意迎合西方市场的销售策略，冒着误导读者的极大风险。忘掉封皮和标题，读完整本书，你会得到很多有用的历史信息。
一个外籍记者兼摇滚爱好者来华留学，业余想学个吉他最后却喜出望外地成了一支乐队的鼓手，还登上了大型音乐节的舞台……结果全队人马对着一群羊演完全场。土摇圈内多奇事，欲知其详，尽在《红岩：中国摇滚的奇葩长征》。
读到郝舫啦,涅槃的巨大影响啦那一坨就被烦屎了,停读了一段时间..总体读来犀利,客观,有些可参考的东东
Jon很用心的一人，只是这书没图，是个硬伤
后半本略闷且乱，虽然可能不是作者的错，更像是九十年代后新世纪土摇的特点。。
Best book about Chinese rock written in English so far, personally opinion
并没有读到更多我不了解的东西，并没有更出乎我意料的观察角度和态度。但是写得还挺好的，群像方式，很客观，对中国的环境也很清楚。
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