by Robyn Schelenz | Jan 2, 2014 | Books, Reviews
When the publication of Morrissey’s autobiography was announced, the collective heart of the news media skipped a beat. A tell-all book by one of rock’s most inscrutable, stubborn, and unlikely idols? Some definitive insight, finally, into one of the...
by G. Edward Jones | Oct 8, 2013 | Books, Reviews
Rex Robert Brown really, really does not like Vincent Paul Abbot. I have now given you roughly 25% of this book. No, seriously, so much of it is spent calling Vinnie Paul names and calling Vinnie Paul out that there’s barely room for Rex to do the occasional...
by daftparagon | Sep 17, 2013 | Books, Reviews
I have a house, and a wife. We’re 9 to 12 minutes from the urban center of our nearest city, which means we’re in the suburbs. Thus, I’m required to catch a lot of TV centered around how-to projects. Most of them are about fixing your house or...
by G. Edward Jones | Sep 17, 2013 | Books, Reviews
Even though I claim guitar as my passion, drums are my first love. When I listen to music, it’s always the drumming that I pay attention to. I almost never play air guitar, but I’ll air drum whenever I’m sitting alone. I even still own the bass...
by G. Edward Jones | Sep 10, 2013 | Books, Reviews
I believe that I own a single issue of Vintage Guitar magazine. My lack of ownership has less to do with the quality, or lack there of, of said publication and more to do with my attitude towards vintage guitars which can best be described as...
