Phil Rees Boeken

Focusing on collectors of high-quality analogue stereo LP records, this book emphasizes orchestral repertoire, which is the primary interest of these collectors. It argues that recordings from the late 1950s to mid-1970s offer a superior listening experience compared to other eras. The author highlights the significance of renowned labels such as RCA, Mercury, Decca, EMI, and Lyrita, showcasing the exceptional quality of their recordings during this period.

Focusing on the evolution of record collecting, this handbook caters to audiophiles interested in high-quality analogue stereo LPs and the resurgence of interest in 1950s mono recordings. It highlights a shift from technical audiophile concerns to a deeper appreciation for musical authenticity and emotional connection. The guide provides comprehensive details essential for collectors, reflecting a growing demand for both stereo and mono LPs, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts seeking to enrich their collections.

Seeks to understand what motivates the 'terrorist' or 'freedom fighter' and to weigh this against the world events and the sweeping power of US military might. Based on research, this book tries to discover the human story behind the faceless, hooded caricature, and to test our preconceptions of just what the word terrorist actually means.