Bring the noise
Subtitle: 20 years of writing about hip rock and hip hop
By: Simon Reynolds
Edition: 1st American ed.
Publisher: Soft Skull Press
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Berkeley, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
ISBN-13: 9781593764012
Subjects: Rock music; Rap (Music); History and criticism; Collections; Music Journalism
Notes: "First published in the U.K. in 2009 by Faber and Faber Limited"--T.P. verso.

Includes discography (p. 419-429) and index.
Table of contents: title: What's missing? The state of pop (1985); title: The Redskins, live (1985); title: Zapp, live (1986); title: Younger than yesterday : indie-pop's cult of innocence (1986); title: Nasty boys : rap (1986); title: Beat happening : "Beat happening" (1986); title: Backs to the future : the folk and country resurgence in alternative rock (1986); title: Hip hop and house singles reviews (1987); title: Husker Du : "Warehouse: songs and stories" (1987); title: Mantronix, interview (1987); title: The Smiths : a eulogy (1987); title: Public Enemy, interview (1987); title: LL Cool J, interview (1987); title: Dinosaur Jr, interview (1987); title: The Red Hot Chili Peppers, live (1988); title: Morrissey, interview (1988); title: The Pixies, interview (1988); title: Living Colour, interview (1988); title: Various artists : Sub Pop 200 (1989); title: The Stone Roses, interview (1989); title: The caring colonialists : a critique of 'world music' (1989); title: Positivity : De La Soul, Soul II Soul, Deee-lite and New Age house (1990); title: Rap's reformation : gansta rap versus conscious rap (1990); title: Madchester versus dreampop : Happy Mondays and Ride (1990); title: Manic Street Preachers, interview (1991); title: Pavement, live (1991); title: Nirvana, live (1991); title: N-Joi/K-Klass/Bassheads/M-People, live (1991); title: RRRRRRush! : hardcore rave and London pirate radio (1992); title: Wasted youth : grunge and the return of 'heavy' (1992); title: Welcome to the Jungle? (1993); title: Let the boys be boys : Onyx interview/Gangsta rap is Oi! (1993); title: State of interdependence : Britain, America, and the 'special relationship' in pop music (1993); title: MTV : the revolution will not be televised (1993); title: PJ Harvey, interview (1993); title: It's a Dogg's life : Dr Dre and Snoop Doggy Dog (1993); title: Against the grain : thinking about the voice in pop (1993); title: Pearl Jam vs Nirvana (1993); title: The Beastie Boys, interview (1994); title: Post-rock (1994); title: Swingbeat and the new R&B (1994); title: Ragga (1994); title: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, live (1995); title: Blur versus Oasis (1995); title: Pulp : "Different class" (1995); title: R&B : the sound of 1997 (1997); title: Roni Size/Reprazent : "New forms" (1997); title: Feminine pressure : 2-step and UK garage (1999); title: King and queen of the beats : Timbaland and Missy Elliott (1999); title: Hate me now : Puff Daddy and the player hater syndrome (1999); title: For the love of money : Lil Wayne, Cash Money and New Orleans rap (1999); title: Street rap (1999); title: We are family : The rise of the rap clan and the hip hop dynasty (2000); title: Roots 'n' future : the disappearing voice of reggae (2000); title: Euro : trance music and the people-pleasing power of 'cheese' (2000); title: Miles Davis : Live-evil/Black beauty/In concert/Dark magus (1997); title: Pure fusion : multiculture versus monoculture (2000); title: Radiohead versus Brit-rock/Thom Yorke, interview (2000/2001); title: 2-step and R&B critiqued (2000); title: Faves of 2000 : dancehall (2000); title: Historia electronica : the case for electronic dance music culture (2001); title: B-boys on E : Hip hop discovers ecstasy (2001); title: So Solid Crew : "They don't know" (2002); title: The Streets : "Original pirate material" (2002); title: Who says the British can't rap? The UK's new wave of MCs confront American hip hop isolationism (2002); title: Rave-punk : the genre soon-to-be-known-as grime emerges (2002); title: Rap videos and the 'one white dude' (2003); title: Dizzee Rascal : "Boy in da corner" (2003); title: Kanye West (2004); title: Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz : "Crunk juice" (2005); title: Mother Nature's sons : Animal Collective and Ariel Pink (2005); title: Against all odds : 2005, grime's make-or-break year (2005); title: 2005 : The year black pop and white pop stopped talking (2006); title: Arctic Monkeys : "Whatever people say I am, that's what I'm not" (2006); title: Green-eyed soul : Hot Chip and Scritti Politti (2006); title: Bonus material. M.I.A. : piracy funds what? ; Notes on the noughties : is M.I.A. artist of the decade? ; The people vs. Vampire Weekend ; Notes on the noughties #2 : when will hip hop hurry up and die?