Luca Chino Ferrari Poradie kníh (chronologicky)

This illustrated paperback, accompanied by a CD, delves into the life and times of the Third Ear Band, a legendary group from London's underground scene in 1966-67, known for their unique contributions despite never having recorded extensively. Glen Sweeney, a pivotal figure, formed the band and remained intertwined with the experimental and psychedelic movements that followed. Their debut album, *Alchemy*, garnered lifelong fans, and their soundtrack for Roman Polanski's *Macbeth* brought them fame, yet their story is often overlooked in music history. The book uncovers their experiences and trajectory, providing insight into a vibrant yet complex period in British popular music. Through first-person interviews with key players, it reveals their origins, aspirations, and the dynamics of the era, including influences from American Beat culture, contemporary art, and mysticism. The narrative captures the essence of misfits who were integral to the 60s underground scene, making their story compelling and relatable. With detailed accounts of every gig and recording, the book is accessible even to those unfamiliar with the band. It explores themes of hope, exploitation, and the human experience, while the included CD features six previously unreleased tracks intended for an album that never materialized due to shifting musical landscapes. Rediscovered during the book's creation, these tracks serve as a poignant reminder of what