Eliot Wilder is a writer and editor, having spent more than ten years at the Los Angeles Times and five years as editor and senior writer for Amplifier, an alternative music magazine. He is also a musician and songwriter and is currently promoting his latest album, The Sentimental Education. He lives in Boston.
It's good to see DJ Shadow's 1996 debut LP Endtroducing...getting
the 33 1/3 treatment: the series of smart pocket-size
books...canonizing classic albums.
*The Independent*
From DJ [Shadow]'s passion for music to his involvement in mixing
and interactions with some of the key electronica wizards of modern
times, any who would understand the man or his music needs
Endtroducing in their collection.
*The Midwest Book Review*
The book on DJ Shadow’s flawless masterpiece Endtroducing is a
thing of joy to sink into and emerge from, frantically searching
for your copy of the record.
*Manchester Review of Books*
The 33 1/3 series, published by Continuum, is one of the best
things that happened to the music press in the last years.... One
of my biggest dreams is to open in Israel a publishing house that
will focus exactly on that subject - rock literature. And if one
day I'd get to do this, one of the first things that I'd do is buy
the translation rights for the 33 1/3 series...This is a candy
store that's full of fun for curious and hungry music lovers. It's
also such a small and smart series, that... is a blessing, and it's
not expensive either....The book is recommended to anyone who loves
this album and wants to have a look behind the curtains.
*Haoneg.com, 2006*
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