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Bootleg

by Clinton Heylin

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First published
1995
Pages
419
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Written by Clinton Hyelin 'Bootleg' analyzes the modern history of the underground culture of bootlegging. The book says what defines a bootleg, its legal status, and the history of bootlegs production and distribution.

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Clinton Heylin

Clinton Heylin writes music history with an emphasis on recordings, songwriting, and the communities that form around popular music. Bootleg traces the unofficial recording trade and its changing relationship with copyright, collectors, and new technology.

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First published
1995
Reading time
About 10 hours
Pages
419
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online