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Different Class, 13 Aug 2003
This review is from: Truth and Beauty: the Story of Pulp (Paperback)
This is, quite simply, the only book about Pulp thats worth paying for! (and it's worth every penny) Sturdy has managed to unearth enough anecdotes, tales, early songs and general pulp facts that even the most obsessive Pulp fan will find something they didn't know before. Good job! So then- A must for every Pulp fan- and also for anyone who is interested in British music- or even just music in general.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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At last!, 28 Oct 2003
This review is from: Truth and Beauty: the Story of Pulp (Paperback)
Definitive. Descriptive. What a book. If you follow a band with any great interest then you start to pick up various little factoids, half-remembered quotations and anecdotes that make you feel slightly cool and "I was there" whenever the band is mentioned. Unfortunately, if you're anything like me then remembering all this stuff is impossible and you need something to dip into and refresh your memory once in a while. Sturdy's epic tome includes virtually every fact and opinion pertaining to Pulp that's been published, arranged in chronological order. So you also get an unputdownable history of the band as well. If you liked the band, if you lived the era, read this book.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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By a fan for the fan, 1 Aug 2003
This review is from: Truth and Beauty: the Story of Pulp (Paperback)
From when the book was delivered I couldn't put the book down. It really is an interesting look into one of the finest bands England has produced. It's much bigger than any other book produced on the band (nearly 500 pages!), and as someone who buys anything "pulp" I can safely say it's the best book on the band I've read. Hell, it's worth it just for the early pictures of the band that I've certainly never seen before. Put simply, a must for a Pulp fan.
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