Bloomsbury

[A] wildly accessible, entertaining, and thoughtful book about the importance of an album that nobody talks about much anymore. -- Paul Constant — The Stranger More…

Meat is Murder is as droll as any of his songs, as its asthmatic narrator recounts his days in a Catholic high school outside Boston in 1985 and how his life was changed by the discovery of... — The Stranger More…

Matteo's is the best of the lot, just as expected: after all, he' s done time with Rolling Stone and Spin, and wrote Dylan. For his study of the Beatles' Let It Be he has done his homework,... — Record Collector More…

Musician and songwriter Breithaupt's book pores over every last note of Josie, Deacon Blues, Peg and the like with the enthusiasm of a teenybopper and the insight of an academic. -- Terry Staunton — Record Collector More…

What makes Wallwork's book so great is that you can use it to understand how YOU fell in love with 'that band' from your teenaged years, and why you can't let them go, no matter how you think... — Bearded Gentlemen Music More…