Grunge is Dead vs.Everybody loves Our Town- which is better?
I stumbled upon an excerpt from the book "Grunge is Dead: An oral history of Seattle Rock Music" on Rolling Stone's Web site. When I looked on Amazon, there's another called "Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge." Has anyone read both, and can give me a comparison?
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I thought 'Grunge is Dead' was the superior book, though both are a worthwhile read.
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"everybody loves our town" I would say is an absolute must read for any music fan of the Seattle bands. Well put together with a great linear history through the quotes of many of the artists of the time. I've loaned it out a few times already. Got positive feed back each time.
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