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Old 07.27.2008, 05:10 PM   #9
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Nick Kent's The Dark Stuff, although massively overblown and derivative of Lester, has some great stuff in it too. The essay about Guns N Roses gives an incredibly vivid insight into the LA Rock scene of the 80s.

Personally though, I still think Ian MacDonald is the best of the British writers. His book The People's Music has some brilliant stuff about a whole range of artists. And, of course, his book about the Beatles, Revolution in Your Head, is just ridiculously brilliant.
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