With the city's leading music festival fast approaching
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Relish the nostalgic charm of this fine art print, showcasing the iconic 1959 Ford Thunderbird's artful interior. A tangible connection to automotive history.
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This print was featured in DBusiness last year year and I love it. The Renaissance Center is obviously a dominating fixture of the city skyline. It lacks the fine architectural detail I admire bu…
The architectural details that made Mackenzie High School a standout (colorful Pewabic tiles and dark brown brick) were not enough to save the school from closing in a recent round of budget cuts. A tree is growing above the entrance. Since this photograph was taken, the building has been demolished.
Detroit, Michigan, US. Downtown with old and new buildings
Over the last decade attendance in Detroit schools has experienced a 50% decline, dropping from over 170,000 students to just 83,000 enrolled.
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Before streetlights became the standard way to light cities, town leaders looked to "moonlight towers" to provide mass illumination.
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If you know the gnome's original name, or any of these other bits of trivia, you're officially a Vernors super-fan.
Built on the birthplace of the Ford automobile, the once-opulent Michigan Theater is now a three-story parking garage where one can view the decay of a legend.
An updated, expanded history of techno music with special attention to its roots in Detroit. When it was originally published in 1999, Techno Rebels became the definitive text on a hard-to-define but vital genre of music. Author Dan Sicko demystified techno's characteristics, influences, and origins and argued that although techno enjoyed its most widespread popularity in Europe, its birthplace and most important incubator was Detroit. In this revised and updated edition, Sicko expands on Detroit's role in the birth of techno and takes readers on an insider's tour of techno's past, present, and future in an enjoyable account filled with firsthand anecdotes, interviews, and artist profiles.Techno Rebels begins by examining the underground 1980s party scene in Detroit, where DJs and producers like the Electrifying Mojo, Ken Collier, The Wizard, and Richard Davis were experimenting with music that was a world apart from anything happening in New York or Los Angeles. He details the early days of the \"Belleville Three\"--Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson--who created the Detroit techno sound and became famous abroad as the sound spread to the UK and Europe. In this revised edition, Sicko delves deeper into the Detroit story, detailing the evolution of the artists and scene into the mid-1990s, and looks to nearby Ann Arbor to consider topics like the Electrifying Mojo's beginnings, the role of radio station WCBN, and the emergence of record label Ghostly International. Sicko concludes by investigating how Detroit techno functions today after the contrived electronica boom of the late 1990s, through the original artists, new sounds, and Detroit's annual electronic music festival.Ultimately, Sicko argues that techno is rooted in the \"collective dreaming\" of the city of Detroit--as if its originators wanted to preserve what was great about the city--its machines and its deep soul roots. Techno Rebels gives a thorough picture of the music itself and the trailblazing musicians behind it and is a must-read for all fans of techno, popular music, and contemporary culture.
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