Okay, I admit it. I'm a Neil Young fan and that was my main reason for reading this book--which by the way, I found interesting. It is a book suffused with comments about loss and aging and its author is not a high faluting author, just an old rocker who has some things to say. He says them in a stream of consciousness style, jumping around in time a lot as he's telling you his story. But it was interesting to learn a bit about how he was raised and the kinds of experiences he has had that played themselves out in his music. He also tells you a great deal about his ideas about improving the sound of today's music by restoring high resolution digital music. If you are not a Neil Young fan, I'm not sure this book would hold your interest--but if you are a fan of his music, you'll enjoy this back story.
Publishing at the Library, with Aimee Hess
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2 comments:
celeb bios are always great when you're a fan of the person writing. :-) sounds like fun.
Yeah...but they don't always appeal to the general populace though (that's the only caveat).
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