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I know it's been up on Amazon for a while. I saw it like 6 months ago.
I'm sure AE and Robert Smith will just love it!!!!!
Looks like he also wrote
*Funk
*Music Lovers Guide To Record Collecting
*To Major Tom: The Bowie Letters
*Depeche Mode: Some Great Reward
*The Making of the Cure's Disintegration
*The Making of U2's The Joshua Tree
*Never Fade Away: The Kurt Cobain Story
*20th Century Rock and Roll: Punk (20th Century Rock and Roll)
*Psychedelic Furs: Beautiful Chaos
*20th Century Rock and Roll: Glam (20th Century Rock and Roll)
Tee hee...Yeah, prob'ly...somehow I don't think the book is gonna be exactly avoiding the cliches going by the title and nothing more...I could be wrong...but I don't think so...
@Torch
In other words, he'll write about anything as long as he gets some cash for it...
I have read two books by this guy, Alternative Music which is basically an encyclopdia with tons of reviews (including sisters but I don't have the book here to include his comments) and Burn Out: The Cult of Death in Rock n' Roll and they were both very good. He has a wide taste in music and really knows his stuff (or his researchers do). Without commenting on cure/sisters/goth issue, I will definitely pick this up.
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I want it. For long nuclear winter evenings.