The disturbing and sad career of GG Alin is bizarre cautionary tale number one. Our protagonist plays in a one-off backing band for GG and describes the depressing madness of watching a sick and mentally disturbed man perform a freak show before an audience of mutants. You want authenticity? Sid Vicious only spit on you. GG will piss and shit all over the stage and then seriously injure himself for your entertainment..
THAT NIGHT AT MASSEY HALL...
It seems 2018 was an especially hard year on musicians, beginning the the tragic death of The Cranberries' Dolores O'Riorden on January 15th, to losing jazz legend Nancy Wilson just two weeks ago. Here'w the roll call for 2018...
Here is our list of books we think should make your Holiday list, either for you or for a loved one's wish list. Naughty or nice, we hope this has it all covered. Where possible we've included a quote from one of our readers reviews, which links to the review in its entirety.
Happy shopping, happy reading, and happy holidays from AllMusicBooks!
We recently spoke to Thomas O'Keefe, author of Waiting To Derail: Ryan Adams and Whiskeytown.
We recently asked Bruce Duff, musician, producer, manager, rock journalist, indie label executive AND the author of The Smell of Death, if he had any favorite music biographies, memoirs, or music books, or if he had read anything recently that he’d like to recommend. Here’s what Bruce had to say.
We recently spoke to Adrian Harte, author of Small Victories: The True Story of Faith No More. Harte is also the founder and editor of the Faith No More 2.0 website — www.newfaithnomore.com. Here's what Adrian had to say. about his new book, the band and, perhaps, some guesses as to the future of FNM.
We recently spoke to Damon Wood, author of Working for the Man, Playing In The Band: My Years with James Brown. Wood played guitar in Brown's backing band, The Soul Generals for eight years, before leaving to form his own band Harmonious Junk. We talked about "Mr.
We recently spoke with James Cook, author of the recently-released book Memory Songs.
We recently spoke with guitartist Richard Lloyd from the seminal CBGB band Television. His recent memoir is a "must read" and we asked Richard "Five Questions" about his book Everything Is Combustible, his solo and freelance work, and, yes, Television. Here's what Richard had to say.
