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Underrated Rock Book Too!: 200 More Overlooked Albums
Oops, I Did It Again? More Underrated Rock Classics!
Rock music is still not dead. Fans are diving back into the rich history and buying vinyl records. That, and classic bands and some new rock artists are making fantastic music and touring again.
The Underrated Rock Book Too! continues the rock n roll journey of some of the most overlooked and underappreciated albums. This book continues where the original URB leaves off, so you get 200 more artists and albums from all rock genres. The limits have expanded to look back at some albums from the 1960s to some released after 2015.
This book and the original URB will be great talking pieces with your friends and family rockers. Another interactive read, so fire up your streaming service and listen to the songs while reading the pages. Read or hear something you like? Be sure to add to your vinyl or disc collection.
Rock music is still not dead. Fans are diving back into the rich history and buying vinyl records. That, and classic bands and some new rock artists are making fantastic music and touring again.
The Underrated Rock Book Too! continues the rock n roll journey of some of the most overlooked and underappreciated albums. This book continues where the original URB leaves off, so you get 200 more artists and albums from all rock genres. The limits have expanded to look back at some albums from the 1960s to some released after 2015.
This book and the original URB will be great talking pieces with your friends and family rockers. Another interactive read, so fire up your streaming service and listen to the songs while reading the pages. Read or hear something you like? Be sure to add to your vinyl or disc collection.
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Published October 11, 2022
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March 1, 2024
This was a pretty quick read. The long part is going to find these obscure bands and songs. There were a few listings that I thought were bigger hits like Suzanne Vega 99.9F. I discovered Fishbone from the album mentioned. There are more sub divisions of metal than you think. There were a lot of bands I heard of, but haven’t heard. This told me where I could start. Music fans that want to discover lost gems should get this.
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