Publisher/白夜書房

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This book is a photobook published by Byakuya Shobo, a publisher that has released numerous masterpiece photobooks, including Keizo Kitajima's "New York," Seiji Kurata's "Flash Up," and Nobuyoshi Araki's "Girl's Story," primarily from the 1980s to the 1990s, as well as many unique subculture books. The following is an excerpt from the introductory text: "Rock and roll has always sung about having fun with sex and drugs! It contained rebellion against the establishment, youthful energy that slapped authority in the face, expression of sexual freedom, and an art form free from the constraints of the Royal Academy of Arts. Except for the 1950s, the music industry was well aware of this and has shamelessly used sex to sell its products. Musicians and stars have always done so. This book showcases the wild revelry that resulted from a giant business confronting anarchy." It contains many unique illustrations of famous musicians and is a book that brilliantly encapsulates the spirit of that era. Includes Ryu Murakami's text "From the Shining Torture Chamber" and an interview. The obi (paper band) is missing.