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Iron Man: My Journey Through Heaven & Hell With Black Sabbath / Tony Iommi
(Da Capo) www.dacapopress.com BY NANCY DUNHAM With his memoir, Black Sabbath lead guitarist Tony Iommi shows the band is much more than Ozzy, crosses o more... |
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Glenn Hughes: The Autobiography / Glenn Hughes with Joel McIver
(Jawbone Press) http://jawbonepress.com/ BY REV. KEITH A. GORDON Glenn Hughes is a contradiction - the talented singer, songwriter, and musician remains a relatively o more... |
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Fug You / Ed Sanders
(DaCapo) www.dacapopress.com BY A.D. AMOROSI Ed Sanders is a lost character in the countercultural ram-jam of the late ‘50s and the all-over ‘60s. While his more... |
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The Sea is My Brother / Jack Kerouac
(Da Capo) www.dacapopress.com BY DANNY R. PHILLIPS It's a bright day in my somewhat shadowed life when a new Jack Kerouac novel is "discovered" and released by handlers more... |
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The Book of Drugs: A Memoir / Mike Doughty
(Da Capo Press) www.dacapopress.com BY JOHN B. MOORE Though not necessarily a love letter to drugs The Book of Drugs is hardly an angry recovering addict more... |
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Fighting My Way Back: Thin Lizzy 69-76 / Martin Popoff
(Power Chord Press) www.martinpopoff.com BY REV. KEITH A. GORDON Canadian music journalist Martin Popoff has been writing about hard rock and heavy metal music for alm more... |
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Love Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years in New York That Changed Music Forever / Will Hermes
(Faber and Faber/Farrar, Straus & Giroux) us.macmillan.com/fsg.aspx BY MARK JENKINS From 1973 to 1977, New York New York was a heckuva town. Hip-hop and salsa were uptown, punk, minim more... |
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Paul Brannigan / This is a Call: The Life and Times of Dave Grohl
(Da Capo Press) www.dacapopress.com BY JOHN B. MOORE Foo Fighters frontman and former Nirvana/Scream drummer Dave Grohl is the closest thing we have to a real rock star more... |
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Rock And Roll Always Forgets / Chuck Eddy
(Duke University Press) www.dukeupress.edu BY REV. KEITH A. GORDON Over the past 15 or 20 years, music criticism has become both ubiquitous and mostly disposable. The more... |
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Occupants / Henry Rollins
(Chicago Review Press) www.chicagoreviewpress.com BY SAM BALTES If there's one word that epitomizes Henry Rollins, it's indefatigable. Since his self-imposed musical ret more... |











