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Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 16 Sep 2020 18:14
by Sheila Klein
*The book of that name, that is.

Dynamite Hemorrhage online has published my interview with Richie Unterberger about his wonderful, essential Velvet Underground day-by-day book:

https://dynamitehemorrhage.com/2020/09/ ... hite-heat/

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 16 Sep 2020 19:46
by schnittstelle
Nice!

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 16 Sep 2020 20:17
by taxine
Nice interview,many thanks for posting !!

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 16 Sep 2020 21:04
by iaredatsun
Really informative and insightfully conducted interview. Thank-you. I enjoyed it.

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 17 Sep 2020 00:44
by peppergomez
Fantastic. Many thanks.

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 18 Sep 2020 17:35
by lurid
yes that's a really interesting interview - thanks. I go back regularly to Richie's book, not just because it's a tremendous reference work, but because he often offered very pertinent and accurate insights as a background. I always wondered why Hans Onsager didn't appear - I don't believe that he has ever been interviewed about his work with the Velvets.

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 18 Sep 2020 23:39
by peppergomez
I bought the print copy when it first came out but have since sold it since I rarely re-read books.
I heard he's been adding more to the e-version. Does anyone who has owned both versions know if there's enough new content to make a re-purchase worth it?

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 19 Sep 2020 01:01
by Sheila Klein
There is quite a bit more in the ebook version.

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 19 Sep 2020 02:15
by hkmartin
Didn't Richie say there was something like 3 times the content in the eBook? He said a lot of people approached him after the book came out in print.

I haven't read either yet, though I have the printed book. At this point, I'll probably get the eBook and read that. It's not very expensive. The print edition is out of print, though.

Re: Richie Unterberger on the making of White Light/White Heat*

Posted: 19 Sep 2020 14:14
by iaredatsun
On Amazon it says 40,000 words of new information.

I'm not clear how you get an eBook that is not tied to the amazon kindle system.