The 32-page color section alone is worth the price, but the hundreds of unseen photos from those early years make this the definitive document for anyone obsessed with that era. I've spent hours just flipping through the 288 oversized pages and still find new details every time.
Grace O.★★★★★
The 32-page color section alone is worth the price, but it's the hundreds of unseen photos that really pull you into that grim 1981-1985 era. I've spent hours just flipping through the oversized pages, and the weight of the hardcover makes it feel like a proper artifact.
Jason★★★★☆
The heft of this thing surprised me when it arrived—288 pages of pure underground history feels like a proper artifact. I was expecting some filler, but even the black-and-white shots of early rehearsal chaos are printed with real care, and the oversized format makes the artwork pop. Only knocked a