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Prince's Sign 'O' the Times by Michaelangelo Matos: Used

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Book Title
Prince's Sign 'O' the Times
Publication Date
2004-04-01
ISBN
9780826415479
Subject Area
Biography & Autobiography, Music, Social Science
Publication Name
Prince's Sign O' the Times
Item Length
6.4 in
Publisher
Bloomsbury Academic & Professional
Subject
Genres & Styles / Soul & R 'NB, Composers & Musicians, Popular Culture
Publication Year
2004
Series
33 1/3 Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.5 in
Author
Michaelangelo Matos
Item Width
4.8 in
Item Weight
4.3 Oz
Number of Pages
136 Pages

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The most immediately striking thing about Sign 'O' the Times is the jazzy sensibility running through it. Prince's father was a jazz musician, his mother a vocalist; he'd been a fan of chops-heavy jazz-fusion as well as rock and R & B growing up. But when Prince began recording for Warner Bros, he abjured the brass sections that dominated groups like Earth, Wind & Fire and Parliament-Funkadelic, opting instead for stacked synthesizer patterns and a spare, cold feel that markedly contrasted with lush, overarranged disco and the wild, thick underbrush of the era's giant funk ensembles; author Rickey Vincent dubbed it "naked funk." Getting away from traditional R & B instrumentation is an underappreciated aspect of Prince's crossover success; Prince is also said to have actively disliked the sound of horns early in his career. One of the greatest double albums of the vinyl era, Sign 'O' the Times shows Prince at his peak. Here, Michaelangelo Matos tells the story of how it emerged from an extraordinary period of creativity to become one of the landmark recordings of the 1980s. He also illustrates beautifully how -- if a record is great enough and lucky enough to hit you at the right time -- it can change your way of looking at the world. Book jacket.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Bloomsbury Academic & Professional
ISBN-10
0826415474
ISBN-13
9780826415479
eBay Product ID (ePID)
2851897

Product Key Features

Author
Michaelangelo Matos
Publication Name
Prince's Sign O' the Times
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Genres & Styles / Soul & R 'NB, Composers & Musicians, Popular Culture
Publication Year
2004
Series
33 1/3 Ser.
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Biography & Autobiography, Music, Social Science
Number of Pages
136 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.4 in
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Width
4.8 in
Item Weight
4.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

LCCN
2003-026509
Lc Classification Number
Ml420.P974m28 2004
Reviews
"Refreshingly, Michaelangelo Matos's gift is to confound his readers, forcing them to rethink '80s pop politics without getting overly political Matos critiques from two standpoints-the 13-year old kid and the 29-year old Rolling Stone contributor and Seattle Weekly editor-with a pure love for Sign and pop music in general. Rather than becoming an energy-draining exegesis, his exploration breathes unexpected life into the record. It's inspired me to drop into Amoeba Music and retaste Sign, too." --San Francisco Bay Guardian, 5/19/04, S[M]y favorite bit of new Prince product isn "t the fine Musicology but Michaelangelo Matos " 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum "s new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance “The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/2004, SI consider it among the three of four best records I "ve every heard, which is why my favorite bit of new Prince product isn "t the fine musicology but Michaelangelo Matos " 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum "s new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form. I know [Matos] well enough to know that he holds Sign O " the Times in the same esteem as I, but I don "t know him well enough to have prepared me for the shock of recognition that came from the first of the four sides " his Sign book is divided into. The rest of Matos fine little book steps back for a more critical take on both the album and Prince "s career in toto. Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance. -The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/04, "[M]y favorite bit of new Prince product isn't the fine Musicology but Michaelangelo Matos' 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum's new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form...Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance..." -The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/2004, [M]y favorite bit of new Prince product isn't the fine Musicology but Michaelangelo Matos' 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum's new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form…Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance… The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/2004, "I consider it among the three of four best records I've every heard, which is why my favorite bit of new Prince product isn't the fine musicology but Michaelangelo Matos' 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum's new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form. I know [Matos] well enough to know that he holds Sign O' the Times in the same esteem as I, but I don't know him well enough to have prepared me for the shock of recognition that came from the first of the four 'sides' his Sign book is divided into. The rest of Matos fine little book steps back for a more critical take on both the album and Prince's career in toto. Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance." -The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/04, I consider it among the three of four best records I've every heard, which is why my favorite bit of new Prince product isn't the fine musicology but Michaelangelo Matos' 121-page treatment of Sign as part of Continuum's new 33 1/3 series, in which various writers tackle individual albums in long form. I know [Matos] well enough to know that he holds Sign O' the Times in the same esteem as I, but I don't know him well enough to have prepared me for the shock of recognition that came from the first of the four 'sides' his Sign book is divided into. The rest of Matos fine little book steps back for a more critical take on both the album and Prince's career in toto. Matos identifies the factors that make Sign of particular relevance. -The Memphis Flyer, 6/12/04, "Refreshingly, Michaelangelo Matos's gift is to confound his readers, forcing them to rethink '80s pop politics without getting overly political… Matos critiques from two standpoints-the 13-year old kid and the 29-year old Rolling Stone contributor and Seattle Weekly editor-with a pure love for Sign and pop music in general. Rather than becoming an energy-draining exegesis, his exploration breathes unexpected life into the record. It's inspired me to drop into Amoeba Music and retaste Sign, too." -San Francisco Bay Guardian, 5/19/04, "Both a student and a fan of Prince, Matos integrates the particulars of Prince's rise to fame--including the release of the double LP Sign 'O' the Times--with an endearing and at times hilarious telling of his own coming of age in the suburbs of Prince's Minneapolis." --Mark Baumgarten, Willamette Week, 1/5/05
Copyright Date
2004
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional

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