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Accommodating guide on New Graffiti

August 13, 2010 - 8:25 pm 5 Comments
graffiti-books Accommodating guide on New Graffiti

This book is pretty thick and has tons of great photos and a lot of text to read. i feel like its one of the better graff books out there, and ive read a lot. the only thing i dont like about it, is its more about piecing and less about bombing, but thats all prefrence. theres a lot of good quotes from past and present nyc writers that i do find very intresting. definetly worth adding to any collection.

where is a good place to find graffiti in new New Graffiti york city?
i dont care who but just something that is just dfhalkhf SWEET!
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5 Responses to “Accommodating guide on New Graffiti”

  1. Gholston Says:
    August 13th, 2010 at 9:55 pm

    When I saw this book I was kind of hesitant since I have been on a long and somewhat unsuccessful look for a New York graffiti book, but I decided to hope for the best and order this book. Once I received the book I was not disappointed. This book is pretty complete, covering the subways from the early 70s all the way through modern graffiti. What I liked best about this book is that it didn’t simply focus on bombing or piecing, it showed both styles of graffiti and explained the origins of each. If you want a good graff book then buy this book, you’ll be happy that you did.

  2. Abe Says:
    August 14th, 2010 at 10:08 am

    As a music teacher I found this album delightful. They seem to blend pop and classical in an interesting way. My general music students, many modern pop or rap fans really enjoyed the selections. It is generally very difficult to sneak in good quality music and have it appreciated. High school students do not listen to very much that is musical these days. After only a few tracks they kept asking to hear more. This is quite an accomplishment. I thoroughly enjoyed their reactions. I hope The Planets will record again.

  3. Brenner Says:
    August 14th, 2010 at 9:30 pm

    I guess Mike Batt can’t get it right each time. Vanessa-Mae… fantastic. BOND.. Absolutely GREAT

    The Planets?

    ….CRAP

    This is just sad. If you want to hear crossover done right, get Vanessa Mae’s best of and bond’s born, shine, or classified.

  4. Bock Says:
    August 15th, 2010 at 10:24 am

    One can hear and appreciate the classical training of these fine musicians, and this attempt to cross over into more hip crowd. I appreciate that their attempts to do this with classical pieces did not venture too far out, e.g. Rodrigo is my least favorite piece. I do enjoy the Carmen Caprice pieces and the Brandenburg Varaitions are well done.

    The pieces unfamiliar to me are quite good: The Journey of A Fool, He Moved Through the Fair, A Letter from New England.

    The Christmas Trilogy is nice ending, with its swirling, winding version of What Child Is This, Holly & Ivy and In Dulce Jubilo.

  5. Mullich Says:
    August 15th, 2010 at 10:21 pm

    It is obvious that they have a lot of talent. The first song has a lot of energy and is quite good. But after that, the tempo of all the songs is moderato at the fastest. Most of the songs that were chosen were just to slow of songs. It does not match up to the caliber of Bond, where I thought it would have.