Turn Me On, Dead Man

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  BEST ROCK BOOK I'VE READ IN A LONG TIME

  Like Dave Marsh's LOUIE, LOUIE, Andru Reeve has devoted an entire book to a very esoteric and, some would say, ephemeral slice of rock history. The good news is that both books succeed in holding the reader's interest over a couple hundred pages. Andru Reeve does this by bringing the participants ... (continue)

  Like Dave Marsh's LOUIE, LOUIE, Andru Reeve has devoted an entire book to a very esoteric and, some would say, ephemeral slice of rock history. The good news is that both books succeed in holding the reader's interest over a couple hundred pages. Andru Reeve does this by bringing the participants in the great Paul-is-Dead hoax to life while chronicling the strange events that propelled the rumor. In addition, Andru Reeve comments on the theological elements of the story that took it beyond a mere death rumor and more toward legimate 20th century folklore. The first appendix is quite handy, as it list 140 of the so-called "clues" that college kids claimed could be found on Beatles record albums. Ah, the memories of my days at University of Michigan...

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• English Books
• Paperback 331 Pages
• ISBN-10: 1418482943
• ISBN-13: 9781418482947
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Pub date: Oct 11, 2004

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