by Luke Haines · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780434018468
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In this autobiography, Luke Haines, a legendary figure in the 90s British music scene, offers a scathing and comically dark look at the world of Britpop. Haines recounts his experiences from the early days with Suede to success in France and failure in America, through the breakup of The Auteurs and the birth of new projects such as Baader Meinhof and Black Box Recorder. With an acerbic and hilarious style, Haines shares anecdotes about tours, relationships with other bands, and his perspective on the music scene of the time.
