Recording Angel

Published by Evan Eisenberg in 2005, "Recording Angel" is a captivating exploration of how the phonograph and its successors have shaped our cultural landscape. Initially released in 1987, this book has cemented its reputation as a classic in the field of music recording and reproduction. Spanning 256 pages, Eisenberg meticulously examines the transformative effects of recording technologies on music and our auditory experiences.

In a thought-provoking new Afterword, the author delves into the implications of digital technology and file trading, discussing how these trends may either accelerate or reverse the cultural shifts initiated by earlier recording methods. "Recording Angel" is not just a historical account; it is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the profound impact that recording has had—and will continue to have—on our encounters with music. Don't miss your chance to discover the insights of a true pioneer in the realm of performing arts.