Exploring the Intersection of Hip Hop Culture and Global Issues Through the Photography of Brother Ernie

HH HILL: Love this book from cover to cover!!!! Brings back great memories of the Legendary Artists of Hip Hop Music!!!! The pictures are so dynamic and intimately portrayed of our Hip Hop Legends!!! XOXO

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Zzream waldenZzream walden: This book in just the 1st 10 pages is freaking amazing. The goosebumps you get for seeing PAC and kid cupri sitting in the Appolo staircase in NY to different shades of hip hop through the young years of the movement. This will forever be one of my favorite books. THANKYOU.

United States on Jul 17, 2023

Everton Luís PereiraEverton Luís Pereira: Adorei o livro, porque algumas imagens ajudarão na minha pesquisa. Contudo gostaria que ele viesse mais bem embalado para evitar amassados no transporte.

Brazil on Jul 11, 2023

TjTj: Love it soo much ✨so cool to see the pictures and read the perspective from the photographer

United Kingdom on May 16, 2023

APAP: The quality of the book is high and well written. Highly recommend if your if you love hip hop.

United States on Apr 23, 2023

Isis L. Primus: This was given as a gift, and the recipient loves this wonderful book.

United States on Feb 22, 2023

Ashley Williams: I really enjoyed this book so much, definitely a page turner. The photography is so dope, there are some great unseen hiphop pics of our fav celebs from the 90's within these pages. Ernie is so iconic for having the opportunity & skill to capture so much incredible memories & moments, I'm cherishing this book forever. I really do love it.

Canada on Mar 17, 2021

Thomas M. Angelo: When I was reading "The Source" and buying hip-hop cassettes in college in the early '90s, I never thought I would get to know Ernie Paniciolli, the man who shot iconic photos of so many of my favorite "rappers" in magazines and on album/CD/cassette covers. Full disclosure: I do know him, and I'm honored to call him a friend. But that's neither here nor there. These images, a couple from the late 1970s, the rest spanning the 1980s through Yasiin Bey (formerly Mos Def)'s last concert in 2016, present an amazing tableau of hip-hop history. There are vivid photos of artists both legendary (Grandmaster Flash, MC Lyte, Rakim, Queen Latifah, Roxanne Shante, Public Enemy, Brand Nubian, Nas) and less-remembered but no-less gifted (the criminally under-rated KMD). Along with many of the photos come captions describing the circumstances under which they were taken; on pgs. 110-113, learn why Sean "Puffy" Combs has "the biggest balls in hip-hop". There's a photo of Tupac taken a week before the first time he was shot. Shots of Ice Cube strangling the Statue of Liberty (he had a rather different persona before the "Are we There Yet?" series), Redman with Ronald McDonald in a chokehold....

United States on Oct 27, 2018

Andrew Chan: Bro. Ernie Paniccioli has done it again with Hip Hop at the End of the World! I was born in 81 so I never got to witness the early days of hip hop but did grow up during the Golden Era. He is a legendary hip hop photographer and has captured photos of all the greats and more! The ones in this book are so unbelievably stunning, just like in Who Shot Ya?. Given who is featured and the amount of photos in this book, this price is a steal. I've actually had the chance to meet Bro. Ernie and hear him speak. My friends and I even got to sit down and talk with him both times he was here. He is an amazing photographer but an even more amazing human! Do yourself a favour and get this book!

Canada on Oct 26, 2018

Giovanni Fichera: Das hier ist Purer Hip Hop ! Brother Ernie fügt der Kultur ausser dem Rappen , DeeJaying, Tanzen, Breaken und Grafiti ein neues Element hinzu die Fotografie. Wer aber jetzt hier Fotos von tätowierten "rappenden" Papageien erwartet ist hier falsch. dafür gibts instagram oder so.

Vollgepackt mit mehr als 250 Bildern von Künstlern wie Ice Cube, Notorious BIG, LL Cool J, Naughty by Nature, Public Enemy, 50 Cent, NWA, Snoop Dogg, Lil 'Kim, Flavour Flav, Lauren Hill, Queen Latifah, TLC, WuTang Clan und so viel mehr musikalische Helden hat dieses Buch das Zeug dazu zur neuen Hip-Hop-Foto-Bibel werden.
Es reihen sich Bilder, die noch nie veröffentlicht wurden an Klassiker an die wir uns gerne erinnern.

Mit dem exklusivem Zugang hinter die Kulissen, konnte der Fotograf Brother Ernie "Ernie Paniccioli" letzten vier Jahrzehnte in der Entwicklung der verschiedenen HipHop Stile dokumentieren und die Künstler, die ihn geformt haben.
Zusammen mit den persönlichen Anekdoten von Bruder Ernie und den Geschichten hinter den Fotografien, teilt Hip-Hop at the End of the World Welt intime Momente aus der wichtigsten Ära des HipHop.

Ein Pflichtkauf für JEDEN HipHopHead

Germany on Oct 07, 2018