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No Flash, Please!: Underground Music in Toronto 1987-92

Current price: $28.00
No Flash, Please!: Underground Music in Toronto 1987-92
No Flash, Please!: Underground Music in Toronto 1987-92

Barnes and Noble

No Flash, Please!: Underground Music in Toronto 1987-92

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NO FLASH, PLEASE! documents an important period in Toronto's music community. As seen and heard by two journalists covering it for a number of monthly independent magazines, not only did they experience the local bands they knew and loved becoming famous, they also witnessed soon-to-be legends, come through those same clubs and concert halls. Nirvana, Sonic Youth, Jesus Lizard, Mudhoney, Soundgarden, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Henry Rollins, all played Toronto during this period and von Essen's camera and Saunders' ears were there to witness their performances in crowds that varied in size from 20 to 500. NO FLASH, PLEASE! doesn't just focus on the music, it also captures the crowds and the community that spawned one of the richest periods in Toronto's music history.

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