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Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Band On The Run' is the over-the-top and highly entertaining tale of Mellowtron, an out-of-control rock band on its first tour of America, as told in memoir form by their uber-controlling manager, James Blank. The band sets out on a savage journey from Seattle to New York City in a customized Winnebago, recording songs on tour stops along the way with the intention of having a completed album when they reach the Big Apple. Their twisted escapades along the highways and backstages of America are chronicled in all their vulgar hilarity. Along the way, many of rock and roll's most diabolical events are recounted by author Matt Syverson. 'Band On The Run' is a tale of sex, drugs, rock-n-roll, and more drugs, so read at your own risk.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - They were supposed to be the next big thing - the band that would carry the torch passed to them by groups like Led Zeppelin and The Who. That was Mellowtron's destiny, and it seemed inevitable until their manager, James Blank, was gone. Without his leadership, the band crash-landed like Skylab, their early success reduced from a certain future in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to a humiliating Wikipedia entry. Two years have passed, and the band members are lost souls, jaded and ripped off by the music business. The lead singer is holed up in a seedy hotel on the Sunset Strip, slowly going insane. The drummer is harassed by protesters wherever he goes. The bass player is more confused than ever, struggling in vain to create some decent music. The guitar player is AWOL. Can the fun-loving Mellowtron misfits get their act together and attempt a reunion 'Band On The Run' documented their meteoric rise. Two years later, the band is 'Running On Empty'.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What starts as a simple summer trip to Granny's house spirals out of control for two teenagers who find Uncle Ernie's record collection and backmask songs from classic albums. Doing so awakens a beast that has terrorized the small town of Stringtown, Alabama, for nearly 30 years. To defeat the beast, the boys turn to some of the most famous characters in classic rock for help.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Folk singer Stanton Wheelhouse III left home at seventeen with the simple goal of breaking away from his strict father. He had no idea his journey would take him from small town Mississippi to Greenwich Village and even to London, where he would play in support of arguably the most famous musician of our time, Bob Dylan. He's finally written his story and done so with poignant honesty. The legends are many, from using alligator gar scales as guitar picks to having a gun pulled on him by Kris Kristofferson, and along the way he had wild times with celebrated musicians like Waylon Jennings and Warren Zevon. From the exhilaration of his formative early performances on Bourbon Street to the depths of despair and drug addiction on the Sunset Strip, it's all here with nothing held back. Why did Dylan go electric Who 'turned on' the Beatles How did Johnny Cash become known as 'The Man in Black' And how did Stanton Wheelhouse III, talented and respected musician, become the unlikely author of a one-hit wonder novelty song 'Blue Whiskey' is a book of reconciliation and redemption, recklessness and recovery. Take a drink.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - I had two choices: stay behind and wait for my husband to return from a year-long Air Force deployment in Greece, or hop on a jet with a toddler and an infant in tow and follow him to the remote village of Kato on the other side of the globe.I chose to leave America and all its modern conveniences behind. Nestled among blood orange groves, our new home was a rustic hamlet where we formed a bohemian community with our fellow expatriates, sharing possessions and helping each other. In our white-washed villa on a dirt road, our family was sheltered from the turmoil of the Vietnam War and assassination attempts back home. We were in a place suspended in another time.Hardships and calamities came, but we endured and bloomed like the wildflowers that grew on the rocky hillsides around Kato. Wearing hippie sandals, we rambled through the ruins of an ancient culture ruled by broken deities.From the gentle Greek people, we learned to live a simple and unadorned existence filled with joy. We dined on the food our Creator provided and learned what we could live without. Like a tapestry on a loom, the pattern of our lives was forever changed.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - TO BE READ AT MAXIMUM VOLUMEWhat happens when a record is played backwards What starts as a simple summer trip to Granny's house spirals out of control for two teenagers who find Uncle Ernie's record collection and backmask songs from classic albums like 'Led Zeppelin IV' and 'Aqualung'. The boys' actions awaken a beast that has terrorized the small town of Stringtown, Alabama, for nearly thirty years. They must fight a war they can never win alone, so the boys turn to some of the most famous characters in classic rock for help.'Black Dog' is a rewarding tale of good vs. evil, infused with narrative commentary and entertaining pop-culture and musical references.