Exploding
The Highs, Hits, Hype, Heroes, and Hustlers of the Warner Music Group
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Word Count
128,000 words, Guess
Page Count
512 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveexplodinghighshi00corn
- Internet Archiveexplodinghighshi0000corn
- Internet Archiveexploding00stan
- ISBN-100380978520
- ISBN-139780380978526
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- Goodreads3124528
- LibraryThing875646
- Library of Congress Control Number2001016985
- OCLC Control Number45963250
- Better World Books9780380978526
- Open LibraryOL7436002M
Classifications
- LCCML3792.W37 C67 2002
- LCCML3792.W37C67 2002
Description
"That's how Vanity Fair described the record business turmoil of the 1990s, which moved the Warner Music Group - the world's number one record company - from the entertainment pages to the front pages. Suddenly, decades of riotous fun and booming business went splat. Top music executives got evicted from their offices, some escorted by company guards. Why? The answers are in Exploding - the most insightful and delightful book about the record business ever written.". "In the rock explosion of the Sixties and Seventies, Warner Bros., Atlantic, and Elektra Records dominated the business as the Warner Music Group. But by the Nineties, the success of WMG was shaken by egos and corporate politics that left the company struggling for identity in a dramatically changing industry. This is the story of that long, strange trip."--BOOK JACKET.
First Sentence
AT Warner Bros. Records, my job in early years was to introduce new acts to people.
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