Music Book Reviews || Prog, Psych and Krautrock

[@robertmorgan9205]

I have the Krautrock book and would recommend it to anyone with even a passing interest in the genre. You’ve now inspired me to dig it out and re-read it.

[@jimiquinnn]

Uncut Mag did a good free book on top 100 Albums from 60s many years back

[@jimiquinnn]

Great Books Man I will be in Sweden In October if fancy meeting up do some vinyl digging have a beer

[@SublimMedia]

Hi dude. Yes sure that would be awesome. Where will you be in Sweden?

[@jimiquinnn]

Malmo My Son Will B 18 He Lives There was origanilly Married To A Swed@@SublimMedia

[@philbell5774]

Reading a physical book is a real tactile and psychological pleasure. Have tried e readers and the like but just cannot get into them. Just feels sterile to me. Great books on show. . Another fantastic book on Italian prog and experimental music is "A Fistful Of Spaghetti" by the Freeman Brothers of Ultima Thule records. Your probably already aware of their earlier "A Crack In The Cosmic Egg" book about Krautrock (both of which I have) and their planning an upcoming book provisionally entitled "Twilight Of The Alchemist" which will examine the French scene in all its glory.

[@timholden3436]

3 great books I must track down. The mention of Krautrock made me think of my long gone copy of "Golem" by SAND from 1974. Sold it about 20 years ago for some stupid reason. Still have many rarities left but that one still rankles. There is a reissue on eBay right now for $55.00 Canadian, but I have a policy of not rebuying records I used to own but am sorely tempted.

[@gustavpc7188]

hey i am intrested in bying drom your shop, bu shiping to denmark is not available can we figure something out?

[@SublimMedia]

@@gustavpc7188 absolutely. Just send me a email at info(at)sublimmedia.se and we go from there 😀. Thanks