Author: Dai Onojima (Supervisor)
Size: A5
Number of pages: 696

Book Introduction
Packed with rare articles! A collection of eyewitness accounts of rock legends
It's not just flashy features on The Beatles, Queen and Cheap Trick.
A report on the food shortage at the Woodstock venue, the huge fight between Led Zeppelin immediately after their Budokan live performance, an encounter with George and Dylan at John Lennon's house, the true nature of Pink Floyd in Hakone, power problems at the ELP Koshien live performance...
Here is the truth about rock captured on the scene by Music Life from the early 70s to the 90s.

The book is supervised by music critic Onojima Dai.
This anthology, which includes reviews, observations, and interviews and compiles valuable testimonies from the history of rock and Western music in Japan, is the perfect book for "reading" the brilliance of the era.

Main featured artists
Led Zeppelin / The Rolling Stones / Eric Clapton / David Bowie / Bob Dylan / Pink Floyd / Elton John / Joni Mitchell / Frank Zappa / T. Rex / Santana / Lou Reed / The Beatles / John & Yoko / Janis Joplin / The Doors and others

CONTENTS (excerpt)
1970: The Beatles break up and Zeppelin emerges / Woodstock report / Janis Joplin
1971 The Rock Wave Swept Over Japan / Pink Floyd at Hakone Aphrodite / Elton John's First Visit to Japan
1972 Glam Rock Craze / David Bowie's First Special / T. Rex Explosion
1973: The Rolling Stones, who became a legend without ever coming to Japan / David Bowie's first visit to Japan / Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon"
1974 Queen's first special edition / Patti Smith / Clapton reborn
ML Leaders Poll 1970-1974

Features
Re-edited over 100 articles from Music Life's archives
An overwhelming volume of 700 pages in total
Close-up coverage of his visit to Japan, overseas coverage, and many unpublished episodes
A permanent edition that lets you experience rock history through primary sources

Truly the "Best of Music Life"!
A must-have book for anyone, even if they're not a fan, to understand the "era of rock."