Hurricane press ltd (5 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. Whether you want to make a living from music or play for fun, this is the essential guide to the New Zealand music industry. I'm With The Band explains everything you need to know from recording demos to signing contracts, from hiring a manager to protecting your music. Key figures in the New Zealand industry - names like Neil Finn - share their inside knowledge and experiences to help everyone from the hobby band to the performer on the brink of discovery. The talented Chunn family, led by Split Enz founding member Mike, combines to provide this unique insight into what it takes to forge a career in popular music.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 288 pages. CD NOT includedNote: CD NOT included New Zealand' - the place where number 8 fencing wire fixes everything and sheep run amok. He puts some of our most popular myths through a 21st-century reality check with more than a dash of humour. When Justin Brown turned 36 , he stumbled on the fact he had become the average age of a New Zealander. With a wife, two children and a temperamental car, he suddenly became aware he'd become 'average' in other ways too. And of all the things he had aspired to, being average was n ot one of them. Armed with notebook and guitar, Brown set out to find more about the 'average' Kiwi - and the 'real' New Zealand where he (or she) lives. His di scoveries are revealed in Myth New Zealand and his collection of songs on the ac companying CD. Along the way, Brown challenged fundamental beliefs such as: ? Do we really have a number 8 wire mentality - and if so, what do we use if for (ap art from fences)? ? Whatever happened to the 'good keen man'? ? Where's the new generation of Burt Munro's? ? Is this still a great place to bring up the kids? ? And if pavlova is the national dish, why can't you find it in restaurants? Bro wn's determination to separate myth from reality reveals an hilarious and though t-provoking look at modern New Zealand.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 288 pages. CD includedThis is Justin Brown's search to find 'the real New Zealand' - the place wher e number 8 fencing wire fixes everything and sheep run amok. He puts some of our most popular myths through a 21st-century reality check with more than a dash o f humour. When Justin Brown turned 36 , he stumbled on the fact he had become th e average age of a New Zealander. With a wife, two children and a temperamental car, he suddenly became aware he'd become 'average' in other ways too. And of al l the things he had aspired to, being average was not one of them. Armed with no tebook and guitar, Brown set out to find more about the 'average' Kiwi - and the 'real' New Zealand where he (or she) lives. His discoveries are revealed in Myt h New Zealand and his collection of songs on the accompanying CD. Along the way, Brown challenged fundamental beliefs such as: ? Do we really have a number 8 wi re mentality - and if so, what do we use if for (apart from fences)? ? Whatever happened to the 'good keen man'? ? Where's the new generation of Burt Munro's? ? Is this still a great place to bring up the kids? ? And if pavlova is the natio nal dish, why can't you find it in restaurants? Brown's determination to separat e myth from reality reveals an hilarious and thought-provoking look at modern Ne w Zealand.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Hurricane Press Ltd Cambridge 2010 First Edition 288pp illus (bw & col) VG+ (illus hardback v sl worn) in VG DW ( sl rubbed and worn, bumping to extrems and corners, previous owner done small repair using tape on the outside though its not too obvious).…

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 172 pages.