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Autore di See a Little Light: The Trail of Rage and Melody
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See A Little Light: The Trail of Rage and Melody di Bob Mould
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JeremyBrashaw | 8 altre recensioni | May 30, 2021 | Fascinating autobiography. The first half covered ground that I was familiar with, Husker Du, his solo stuff and Sugar, but I pretty much lost track of Mould after Sugar broke up, so the second half was very interesting and eye-opening. He mentioned touring with Sugar in 1992-93 and he specifically mentions playing at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, so I dug my ticket sub out and sure enough, there it was, September 11, 1993! Good memories.
Mould's frank openness was great and I almost felt like his therapist as he rationally talks through his thoughts and feelings. Myself being a straight man, it was interesting to read about gay culture and I thought it was funny that Mould only learned about the different facets of the gay lifestyle in his later years! Overall, I think I was more shocked by the fact that he worked for World Championship Wrestling......!
A great read and well worth the time for any fan of Mould and his music.
Mould's frank openness was great and I almost felt like his therapist as he rationally talks through his thoughts and feelings. Myself being a straight man, it was interesting to read about gay culture and I thought it was funny that Mould only learned about the different facets of the gay lifestyle in his later years! Overall, I think I was more shocked by the fact that he worked for World Championship Wrestling......!
A great read and well worth the time for any fan of Mould and his music.
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spaceman5000 | 8 altre recensioni | Jul 23, 2020 | The writing is really clunky. It reads like he's still taking speed.
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jrmypttrsn | 8 altre recensioni | Sep 5, 2019 | A great read for a fan of any period of his career. It brought back many memories of debauchery from my college days.
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beertraveler | 8 altre recensioni | Feb 5, 2016 | An in-depth, chronological look into Bob's music and complicated (and often painful) life journey. Occasional clunky writing and it gets a bit list-oriented at times, especially during the Hüsker Dü portion (thanks to meticulously kept tour journals from the 1980s), but I enjoyed this touching, ultimately uplifting autobiography. Recommended to Bob fans.½
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DorsVenabili | 8 altre recensioni | Apr 7, 2015 | Questa recensione è stata scritta per gli Omaggi dei Membri di LibraryThing .
An amazing look at Bob Mould, the founder of Husker Du and Sugar. The musical journey this man has taken amazed me, just the range he has. Musically brilliant. I admit to not being familiar with Husker Du, well, not much. What I found fascinating was his personal journey. From an angry gay (but not really closeted and not really out or accepting of himself) punk rocker to the man who found himself in the bear community. Every gay man should read this, every pflag member should read this also. Just a great story of a musical genius' life.Also, very interesting to see how tight knit the music community is. He talks about bands before they were big...just a compelling read.
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bookwormteri | 8 altre recensioni | Jan 14, 2014 | Overall, I enjoyed the book. The history of his bands (Hüsker Dü & Sugar) his solo music career, and his short career backstage with professional wrestling were all done very well. Personally, I could have done without some of the details of his sex life, though that has been an important part of who he is, so I can't fault him for talking about it.½
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DeadBilly | 8 altre recensioni | Nov 7, 2012 | I had an up and down relationship with this book. While at times I struggled with the narrative and the flow, the voice was authentic and my struggle was parallel with Mould's own struggle. I had to finish it and I couldn't put it down. It fills in a lot of other gaps in musical history, too.
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Caryn.Rose | 8 altre recensioni | Sep 25, 2011 | 1. Life And Times 4:11
2. The Breach 3:45
3. City Lights (Days Go By) 3:45
4. MM 17 3:39
5. Argos 2:03
6. Bad Blood Better 3:46
7. Wasted World 4:00
8. Spiraling Down 3:08
9. I'm Sorry, Baby, But You Can't Stand In My Light Any More 3:12
10. Lifetime 4:46
2. The Breach 3:45
3. City Lights (Days Go By) 3:45
4. MM 17 3:39
5. Argos 2:03
6. Bad Blood Better 3:46
7. Wasted World 4:00
8. Spiraling Down 3:08
9. I'm Sorry, Baby, But You Can't Stand In My Light Any More 3:12
10. Lifetime 4:46
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danbrady | Apr 25, 2009 | Collegamenti
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