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to contain some extraneous material and wrote that "a certain windy ponderousness of phrase and tone creeps into the prose now and then". But Reynolds also argued, "If Cope's exaltation of Les Rallizes Denudes seems like mystique-building covering up simple underachievement , elsewhere his evocations
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as exhaustive but said that "one senses that despite his intense interest in the subject, Cope is padding out his material because there were simply not enough bands in the movement with which he is concerned. Though fans will no doubt relish the jaunt through the Archdrude's mind, less committed
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wrote, "Cope's descriptions are tantalising but no replacement for hearing the music itself, so the book's usefulness depends on whether it inspires you to rush off in search of Less adventurous readers may simply enjoy the anecdotes about a host of chancers, mad idealists, Buddhist gangsters,
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Monkees clones and bonafide geniuses." Faber said that Cope's "lack of affinity with folk or the subtler forms of jazz causes him to ignore or sideline many of Japan's most distinctive artists." But Faber still argued that it was the best book on Japanese rock music available.
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Sam Jordison praised the book as "utterly wonderful" and said, "Before reading it I knew nothing about this subject. Now,I know even less than before." Jordison stated that "part of the pleasure of the book is his unbounded enthusiasm for the strange arcana he has dug up."
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and rock music is carefully explained in the 14-page essay 'J.A. Caesar and the Radical Theatre Music of Japan'. There are also detailed biographies of the bands
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readers may be put off by his tendency to pomposity, repetition and leaden pace."
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Japrocksampler: How the Post-war Japanese Blew Their Minds on Rock 'n' Roll
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The 304-page hardcover book is a companion piece to Cope's 1995 book on
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scene from 1951–69. The first part, about the 1960s, was described by
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as a "prequel to the book proper". The unusual relationship between
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Index


Anywhere
Julian Cope
Japanese rock
Bloomsbury Publishing
ISBN
0-7475-8945-3
OCLC
144596369
Julian Cope
Bloomsbury
Krautrock
Krautrocksampler
post-war
Japan
experimental music
Simon Reynolds
Japanese experimental theatre
Taj Mahal Travellers
Flower Travellin' Band
Les Rallizes Denudes
Speed, Glue & Shinki
Simon Reynolds
Helen Zaltzman
The Observer
Michel Faber
"The 101 strangest records on Spotify: Flower Travellin' Band – Satori"
The Guardian
Reynolds, Simon
"Book: Julian Cope, Japrocksampler"

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