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Metallica - The Club Dayz 1982 - 1984 - Softcover 2009
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Item specifics
- Condition
- Like New
- Seller Notes
- “See the scan and the item description.”
- Narrative Type
- Nonfiction
- Type
- Illustrated Chronology
- Features
- Illustrated
- ISBN
- 9781550228762
- EAN
- 9781550228762
About this product
Product Identifiers
Publisher
ECW Press
ISBN-10
1550228765
ISBN-13
9781550228762
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71145978
Product Key Features
Book Title
Metallica : Club Dayz 1982-1984
Number of Pages
111 Pages
Language
English
Topic
History & Criticism, Genres & Styles / Heavy Metal
Publication Year
2009
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Music
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
10.6 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
7 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Reviews
"Hale captures the edgy essence of the young band . . . If you are a serious Metallica fan or just a purveyor of rock history, this book is a must-see." --Sacramento Book Review, "One of those few books that are more than developed film on paper, but a time machine in book form . . . Bill Hale is to Metallica as Astrid Kirchherr was to the Beatles." -antiMusic.com, "Fans of Metallica will love this intimate look at the band, from more than two decades back. Bill Hale takes us on that journey, offering a massive dose of heavy metal mania." --Shelf Life, "Photographer Bill Hale was right there at the germination of this mega-band and many others, and in these rare photos, he's captured the raw metal energy of those early sweaty shows ... including a ton of cool backstage hijinks to make the book flow with a smile pasted across yer face." -- Goldmine, "Hale's shots-damn, he was just a kid too-are top-shelf, crisp, clear, colorful, and kinetic. Some remind me of Ross Halfin. He had full access backstage and wasn't afraid to wade into the pit to get crucial shots from the front. He has a good eye for the pose, and his fan's eye view allows him to capture shots that more experienced and blasé snappers might pass up . . . A slim volume but very much worth it for all serious students of metal." -Ink 19, "One of those few books that are more than developed film on paper, but a time machine in book form . . . Bill Hale is to Metallica as Astrid Kirchherr was to the Beatles." -- antiMusic.com, "Fans of Metallica will love this intimate look at the band, from more than two decades back. Bill Hale takes us on that journey, offering a massive dose of heavy metal mania." —Shelf Life, "Fans of Metallica will love this intimate look at the band, from more than two decades back. Bill Hale takes us on that journey, offering a massive dose of heavy metal mania." -- Shelf Life, "This happens to be the earliest account of photos to surface on this band's early period . . . this book is a must-have for the true Metallica fan." -- Big Wheel Magazine, "Hale's shots—damn, he was just a kid too—are top-shelf, crisp, clear, colorful, and kinetic. Some remind me of Ross Halfin. He had full access backstage and wasn't afraid to wade into the pit to get crucial shots from the front. He has a good eye for the pose, and his fan's eye view allows him to capture shots that more experienced and blasé snappers might pass up . . . A slim volume but very much worth it for all serious students of metal." —Ink 19, "Hale's shots-damn, he was just a kid too-are top-shelf, crisp, clear, colorful, and kinetic. Some remind me of Ross Halfin. He had full access backstage and wasn't afraid to wade into the pit to get crucial shots from the front. He has a good eye for the pose, and his fan's eye view allows him to capture shots that more experienced and blasé snappers might pass up . . . A slim volume but very much worth it for all serious students of metal." -Ink 19, "Hale captures the edgy essence of the young band; the aura that would later lead them to world notoriety as one of the greatest and most aggressive rock 'n' roll bands ever to emerge from North America. If you are a serious Metallica fan or just a purveyor of rock history, this book is a must-see." -- Sacramento Book Review, "All I can say is wow. The holy grail of Metallica's early era in photography. This is one awesome book along with the text that goes with each photo. Any Metallica fan from any era has got to check this book out." —Good Time Metal Oldies Blog, "This happens to be the earliest account of photos to surface on this band's early period . . . this book is a must have for the true Metallica fan." -- Big Wheel Magazine, "For any rock biographer or collector of rock publications, Metallica: The Club Dayz 1982-1984 is an essential photographic guide of perhaps one of heavy metal's most important bands. It's not everyday that a publication like this is released." -- Glory Daze Music, "One of those few books that are more than developed film on paper, but a time machine in book form . . . Bill Hale is to Metallica as Astrid Kirchherr was to the Beatles." — antiMusic.com, "Hale captures the edgy essence of the young band . . . If you are a serious Metallica fan or just a purveyor of rock history, this book is a must-see." —Sacramento Book Review, "All I can say is wow. The holy grail of Metallica's early era in photography. This is one awesome book along with the text that goes with each photo. Any Metallica fan from any era has got to check this book out." --Good Time Metal Oldies Blog, "This happens to be the earliest account of photos to surface on this band's early period ... this book is a must-have for the true Metallica fan." -- Big Wheel Magazine, "Hale captures the edgy essence of the young band . . . If you are a serious Metallica fan or just a purveyor of rock history, this book is a must-see." -Sacramento Book Review, "This happens to be the earliest account of photos to surface on this band's early period . . . this book is a must have for the true Metallica fan." — Big Wheel Magazine, "All I can say is wow. The holy grail of Metallica's early era in photography. This is one awesome book along with the text that goes with each photo. Any Metallica fan from any era has got to check this book out." -Good Time Metal Oldies Blog, "Hale's shots--damn, he was just a kid too--are top-shelf, crisp, clear, colorful, and kinetic. Some remind me of Ross Halfin. He had full access backstage and wasn't afraid to wade into the pit to get crucial shots from the front. He has a good eye for the pose, and his fan's eye view allows him to capture shots that more experienced and blasé snappers might pass up . . . A slim volume but very much worth it for all serious students of metal." --Ink 19, "Fans of Metallica will love this intimate look at the band, from more than two decades back. Bill Hale takes us on that journey, offering a massive dose of heavy metal mania." -Shelf Life
Dewey Edition
22
Photographed by
Hale, William
Dewey Decimal
782.421660922
Synopsis
A collection of rare and insightful images of the now-legendary rock band Metallica, taken between 1982 and 1984., Contains rare and exclusive images from six of Metallica's earliest performances, including their first shows in San Francisco, which featured the original lineup with Dave Mustaine and Ron McGovney. As chief photographer with Metal Rendezvous International, a groundbreaking heavy rock magazine, Bill Hale was given unlimited access to the then-fledgling metal band. Bill was there from the very beginning and his photographs capture the bands onstage and offstage, showcasing their brazen live energy and crazy backstage antics., Metallica: The Club Dayz is a collection of photographs of the now legendary rock band Metallica, between 1982 and 1984. This book contains rare and exclusive photographs from six of the band's earliest performances including their first shows in San Francisco at The Stone and The Old Waldorf which featured the original lineup with Dave Mustaine (guitar) and Ron McGovney (bass), Cliff Burton's introductory gig with the band at The Stone, the last Metallica show with Dave Mustaine, and Kirk Hammett's Metallica debut. As chief photographer of Metal Rendezvous International, a groundbreaking heavy rock magazine that was published throughout the '80s, Bill Hale was given unlimited access to hang out with and photograph this then-fledgling metal band. His job at the time was to capture the band onstage and offstage and provide the magazine with unique photographs of Metallica, from the band showcasing their brazen live energy in concert, to unveiling some of their crazy and unpredictable backstage antics. Bill Hale was right there from the very beginning, capturing the band before, during and after their performances. He was at every one of their early Bay Area shows, without the safety of a photo pit, crushed among the savage crowd as they head-banged fearlessly to the music of their local heroes. Here, for the first time Bill Hale opens up his photo vault. Witness one of the greatest rock bands of all time during their embryonic stage. Influenced musically by the new breed of British metal yet epitomizing the punk rock attitude, Metallica's loud, snotty and don't five a fuck attitude is very evident in these photographs. Most of the photos in this book have never been published and many of the images have never before been revealed to the public. Metallica: The Club Dayz is a long lost chapter of this band's visual history., Metallica: The Club Dayz is a collection of photographs of the now legendary rock band Metallica, between 1982 and 1984. This book contains rare and exclusive photographs from six of the band's earliest performances including their first shows in San Francisco at The Stone and The Old Waldorf which featured the original lineup with Dave Mustaine (guitar) and Ron McGovney (bass), Cliff Burton's introductory gig with the band at The Stone, the last Metallica show with Dave Mustaine, and Kirk Hammett's Metallica debut. As chief photographer of Metal Rendezvous International , a groundbreaking heavy rock magazine that was published throughout the '80s, Bill Hale was given unlimited access to hang out with and photograph this then-fledgling metal band. His job at the time was to capture the band onstage and offstage and provide the magazine with unique photographs of Metallica, from the band showcasing their brazen live energy in concert, to unveiling some of their crazy and unpredictable backstage antics. Bill Hale was right there from the very beginning, capturing the band before, during and after their performances. He was at every one of their early Bay Area shows, without the safety of a photo pit, crushed among the savage crowd as they head-banged fearlessly to the music of their local heroes. Here, for the first time Bill Hale opens up his photo vault. Witness one of the greatest rock bands of all time during their embryonic stage. Influenced musically by the new breed of British metal yet epitomizing the punk rock attitude, Metallica's loud, snotty and don't five a fuck attitude is very evident in these photographs. Most of the photos in this book have never been published and many of the images have never before been revealed to the public. Metallica: The Club Dayz is a long lost chapter of this band's visual history.
LC Classification Number
ML421
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