ROCK IS DEAD THEY SAY. . .: Vol. 1 2ND EDITION
"Like, how do you top Led Zeppelin?" - Billy Corgan
ROCK IS DEAD THEY SAY. . . Vol. 1 2ND EDITION (50 all-new pages!) is an entertaining, fast-paced romp through rock 'n' roll's history, mixing in-depth, unedited interviews with rants, raves and reviews from a critic who covered the '90s alt-rock explosion and now explores rock's meaning in the 2020's.
Aerosmith ". . .is nothing like the Stones. And Steven doesn't look anything like Mick. Joe doesn't look anything like Keith. . . And I think we're a better band." - Joey Kramer
Interviews include: Aerosmith, Alice in Chains, the Clash, Concrete Blonde, Gwar, Megadeth and Smashing Pumpkins.
"There are humans that have, like, four to eight legs. You know, I mean if that's not true, it would make a helluva good fiction novel." - Dave Mustaine
Loaded with rare photos and groovy graphics, the 2ND EDITION'S new material includes the death of Eddie Van Halen, Barsotti's first rock concert (Where's Ziggy?) and giving career advice to Warren Zevon in a backstage men's room.
"There's a bunch of old men sitting around making money on Jim Morrison. He's dead and they're glad he's dead." - Johnette Napolitano
"If rock's jackboot beat and roaring guitars were the cacophonous soundtrack of the Late Industrial Age, then it's well past its sell-by date. Ashes to ashes, rest in peace, Major Tom, amen. Yet I still believe that Rock 'n' Roll is a route to human liberation. It does screams that the King has no clothes and imagines a better world, or at least helps us forge stronger armor against everything that's fu*ked up with this one."
Mark Barsotti was a prolific rock critic between 1988-1994,writing over 400 pieces for publications like Musician, Westword and Request. His novel ADRIFT JUST EAST OF DENVER, a coming of age thriller about growing up wrong in the 1980s has recently been published.
ROCK IS DEAD THEY SAY. . . Vol. 1 2ND EDITION (50 all-new pages!) is an entertaining, fast-paced romp through rock 'n' roll's history, mixing in-depth, unedited interviews with rants, raves and reviews from a critic who covered the '90s alt-rock explosion and now explores rock's meaning in the 2020's.
Aerosmith ". . .is nothing like the Stones. And Steven doesn't look anything like Mick. Joe doesn't look anything like Keith. . . And I think we're a better band." - Joey Kramer
Interviews include: Aerosmith, Alice in Chains, the Clash, Concrete Blonde, Gwar, Megadeth and Smashing Pumpkins.
"There are humans that have, like, four to eight legs. You know, I mean if that's not true, it would make a helluva good fiction novel." - Dave Mustaine
Loaded with rare photos and groovy graphics, the 2ND EDITION'S new material includes the death of Eddie Van Halen, Barsotti's first rock concert (Where's Ziggy?) and giving career advice to Warren Zevon in a backstage men's room.
"There's a bunch of old men sitting around making money on Jim Morrison. He's dead and they're glad he's dead." - Johnette Napolitano
"If rock's jackboot beat and roaring guitars were the cacophonous soundtrack of the Late Industrial Age, then it's well past its sell-by date. Ashes to ashes, rest in peace, Major Tom, amen. Yet I still believe that Rock 'n' Roll is a route to human liberation. It does screams that the King has no clothes and imagines a better world, or at least helps us forge stronger armor against everything that's fu*ked up with this one."
Mark Barsotti was a prolific rock critic between 1988-1994,writing over 400 pieces for publications like Musician, Westword and Request. His novel ADRIFT JUST EAST OF DENVER, a coming of age thriller about growing up wrong in the 1980s has recently been published.
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