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Product Identifiers
PublisherAndre Deutsch
ISBN-10023300047X
ISBN-139780233000473
eBay Product ID (ePID)24038255405
Product Key Features
Book TitleSuede: Love and Poison : the Authorised Biography
Number of Pages320 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2003
TopicComposers & Musicians, Genres & Styles / Rock
IllustratorYes
GenreMusic, Biography & Autobiography
AuthorDavid Barnett
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1.3 in
Item Weight25 oz
Item Length9.2 in
Item Width6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
Dewey Edition22
Dewey Decimal782.4/2166/0922
SynopsisWhen they appeared on the British rock scene in the early 1990sa bastard fusion of the Smiths and Ziggy Stardustsome calledthem The Best New Band in Britain. At the time, the groupbased around flamboyant vocalist Brett Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butlerhadn t released one note of music. What followed was an eponymous album that was to become the fastestselling debut in British musical history, as well as a decade of narcotic excess, redemption, and fantastic pop music. Now fully updated to include the inside story of the band s decision to split and Brett s new solo ventures, "Suede: Love and Poison" traces the scarcely credible story of a band that went to hell and back.", When they appeared on the British rock scene in the early 1990s--a bastard fusion of the Smiths and Ziggy Stardust--some called them "The Best New Band in Britain." At the time, the group--based around flamboyant vocalist Brett Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butler--hadn't released one note of music. What followed was an eponymous album that was to become the fastest-selling debut in British musical history, as well as a decade of narcotic excess, redemption, and fantastic pop music. Now fully updated to include the inside story of the band's decision to split and Brett's new solo ventures, Suede: Love and Poison traces the scarcely credible story of a band that went to hell and back., When they appeared on the British rock scene in the early 1990s--a bastard fusion of the Smiths and Ziggy Stardust--some called them "The Best New Band in Britain." At the time, the group--based around flamboyant vocalist Brett Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butler--hadn't released one note of music. What followed was an eponymous album that was to become the fastest-selling debut in British musical history, as well as a decade of narcotic excess, redemption, and fantastic pop music. Now fully updated to include the inside story of the band's decision to split and Brett's new solo ventures, "Suede: Love and Poison" traces the scarcely credible story of a band that went to hell and back., When they appeared on the British rock scene in the early 1990s--a bastard fusion of the Smiths and Ziggy Stardust--some called them "The Best New Band in Britain." At the time, the group--based around flamboyant vocalist Brett Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butler--hadn't released one note of music. What followed was an eponymous album that was to become the fastest-selling debut in British musical history, as well as a decade of narcotic excess, redemption, and fantastic pop music. Now fully updated to include the inside story of the band's decision to split and Brett's new solo ventures,Suede: Love and Poisontraces the scarcely credible story of a band that went to hell and back.
LC Classification NumberML421
