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* The story of German band AnnenMayKantereit captured in striking pictures* Up-close and personal moments off stage* A coming-of-age book about life and friendshipAannenMayKantereit is one of the most popular bands in Germany. From the very beginning, Martin Lamberty has been their photographer. He has been traveling with his old friends from school around Europe ever since. His pictures tell the story of how the young musicians started their careers by performing on the streets of Cologne right up to the development of their current album "Schlagschatten". Lamberty has provided a chronicle of the concerts, of the band's life on tour, and their studio recording sessions. But his shots are far more than just classic band photos. As their friend, he is always a part of what is happening and gets to capture private moments behind the scenes, ranging from the miserably long journeys on the tour bus and the lonely hours in anonymous hotels, to the band's vacations together. In a unique way, Lamberty combines these silent moments with intriguing, sometimes melancholy images of rooms or landscapes and weaves them into a rich account. The result is a coming-of-age book about winning and losing, about life and friendship.
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My Friends Got Famous, Martin Lamberty
- Language
- Released
- 2019
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- Book condition
- Good
- Price
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- Title
- My Friends Got Famous
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Martin Lamberty
- Publisher
- Verlag Kettler
- Released
- 2019
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 96
- ISBN10
- 3862067378
- ISBN13
- 9783862067374
- Series
- Tags
- Art, Music Theme, Photography, Germany, Coming Of Age, Western Europe, Development, Rock, Cologne
- Description
- * The story of German band AnnenMayKantereit captured in striking pictures* Up-close and personal moments off stage* A coming-of-age book about life and friendshipAannenMayKantereit is one of the most popular bands in Germany. From the very beginning, Martin Lamberty has been their photographer. He has been traveling with his old friends from school around Europe ever since. His pictures tell the story of how the young musicians started their careers by performing on the streets of Cologne right up to the development of their current album "Schlagschatten". Lamberty has provided a chronicle of the concerts, of the band's life on tour, and their studio recording sessions. But his shots are far more than just classic band photos. As their friend, he is always a part of what is happening and gets to capture private moments behind the scenes, ranging from the miserably long journeys on the tour bus and the lonely hours in anonymous hotels, to the band's vacations together. In a unique way, Lamberty combines these silent moments with intriguing, sometimes melancholy images of rooms or landscapes and weaves them into a rich account. The result is a coming-of-age book about winning and losing, about life and friendship.