The Devil’s Legacy - une généalogie du métal des années 1940 à aujourd’hui Édition Spéciale Fnac

Description

Includes two exclusive red 45s from Black Sabbath.
Foreword by Metalliquoi! - Partner: Hellfest Corner and Metalliquoi!
Written by Manuel Rabasse with the participation of Charlie Chofflet.
Tracks: A1. Snowblind B1. Black Sabbath A2. Paranoid A3. Iron Man (Tracks recorded live at the Convention Hall in Asbury Park, New Jersey, on August 5, 1977).
It was just over fifty years ago that Hard Rock was born, a poorly raised offspring of a Rock and Pop scene in full mutation. Ten years later, it transformed for the first time and became Heavy Metal, and another ten years later, simply Metal.
Today, it is more vibrant than ever, as the multitude of bands performing in Clisson every year at Hellfest clearly demonstrates. The number and diversity of styles offered reflect a music that has often been buried, in vain. The goal of The Devil’s Legacy is not to provide a comprehensive overview – that would require an encyclopedia – but rather to isolate the major trends and trace its origins. Basically, what can connect a Led Zeppelin to Sabaton and how is Hatebreed the heir of Black Sabbath? For clarity, the book is divided into decades (1970s, 1980s, and 1990s), with a conclusion dedicated to the 21st century and the perspectives that are still opening today. Similarly, the introduction goes back to the 1940s to determine the pillars of this musical monument. It is indeed about establishing a genealogy of metal, and for that, what better than to use trees? It will also feature numerous reviews, playlists, and even two unreleased 45s from Black Sabbath, the pillar of this temple erected in honor of decibels and freedom.