Christopher Alker: No Gods, No Masters, No Requests - One DJ's Study Of The Art And Subculture Book
"This book is a labor of love rooted in practice, not theory. It revolves around DJing, DJ culture, dance music, and nightlife. It is a collection of personal stories, ideas, histories, and observations roughly grouped by theme, but can be read in any order or in part without consequence. It contains a large body of previously published work not found in one place until now. Most of the work has been rewritten and new material, exclusive to this book, has been added. While the book contains historical elements that have been fact checked using the most available information, it is not an exhaustive resource and should not be treated as such. It is designed to entertain and inspire DJs and subcultural enthusiasts alike without bogging down the reader with unnecessary rigor that would distract him or her from the ideas that are at the heart of the text." - Christopher Alker
- paperback
- 194 pages
- private press
- limited edition
- dimensions: 6" x 0.44" x 9"
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"This book is a labor of love rooted in practice, not theory. It revolves around DJing, DJ culture, dance music, and nightlife. It is a collection of personal stories, ideas, histories, and observations roughly grouped by theme, but can be read in any order or in part without consequence. It contains a large body of previously published work not found in one place until now. Most of the work has been rewritten and new material, exclusive to this book, has been added. While the book contains historical elements that have been fact checked using the most available information, it is not an exhaustive resource and should not be treated as such. It is designed to entertain and inspire DJs and subcultural enthusiasts alike without bogging down the reader with unnecessary rigor that would distract him or her from the ideas that are at the heart of the text." - Christopher Alker
- paperback
- 194 pages
- private press
- limited edition
- dimensions: 6" x 0.44" x 9"
