How 'revealing' can a book be at just 200 pages on a subject thats been written about hundreds of times already, I wonder. I'm always naturally suspicious of these dramatic-sounding titles, which often tend to be less 'revealing' than they build themselves up to be.
Thanks for the tip, though. I'll look out for it.
On amazon.co.uk I note that its co-written with music journalist Paul Du Noyer (actually the cover indicates that he merely contributed the foireword). The pair of them appear to have done a "U2 Revealed" book as well
Seems quite a large sized book going by the description (11.4 inches x 11 inches) so maybe 200 pages mightnt be too bad.
Synopsis (note the numerical discrepancy)
"The Rolling Stones have long established themselves as living legends: still touring and recording they have survived departures and illness to remain one of the world's most popular bands, always topping best band or best album ever polls. Organised by year, this brilliant new book covers all the major events in their long career, from their first signing with Decca in 1963, to their current world tour which will see them playing in front of
25 million fans."
Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2007-01-26 15:03 by Gazza.