A day-by-day, eyewitness account of the underground music scene. Over three years/900 bands/3,300 recordings Includes bonus CD featuring U2, R.E.M., the Cure, and over 20 more!

A day-by-day, eyewitness account of the underground music scene. Over three years/900 bands/3,300 recordings Includes bonus CD featuring U2, R.E.M., the Cure, and over 20 more!

Punk Diary is a comprehensive chronicle of the punk rock era, combining for the first time in one volume the previously published Punk Diary and Post Punk Diary, and expanded with new material never before published. Readers can experience this volatile period in popular music and culture firsthand, as author George Gimarc uses original archival material and in-depth interviews...(展开全部)

Punk Diary is a comprehensive chronicle of the punk rock era, combining for the first time in one volume the previously published Punk Diary and Post Punk Diary, and expanded with new material never before published. Readers can experience this volatile period in popular music and culture firsthand, as author George Gimarc uses original archival material and in-depth interviews...(展开全部)

The perfect follow-up to "CBGB & OMFUG", "No Wave" chronicles the 'post-punk' music scene from 1976-1981. An extension of punk rock and new wave and the avant garde art movement of the '70s and '80s, the "No Wave" scene consisted of such stars as Debbie Harry, The Talking Heads, Sonic Youth, Iggy Pop, Brian Eno of Roxy Music, John Cale of Velvet Underground, Jean-Michel Basquia...(展开全部)

这是一篇记录在一个又一个日记中的故事，在经过整理，重新书写，才有了现在样子。【阅读指南】文笔有限，请见谅。有存稿，但更新不定时。1v1感情线，不会出现与其他王子互动。时间线以国一为开始，会有严重ooc，主线剧情最多只走到全高大赛结束。不是不会写，是不想写比赛剧情，只会专注写二人感情线。为了剧情需要，私设偏多，以上介意者出门左转。

“CAN YOU FEEL THIS?” Chuck Palahniuk, the bestselling author of Fight Club , Choke , and Lullaby continues his twenty-first-century reinvention of the horror novel in this scary and profound look at our quest for some sort of immortality. Diary takes the form of a “coma diary” kept by one Misty Tracy Wilmot as her husband lies senseless in a hospital after a suicide a...(展开全部)

Just before the outbreak of World War II, young Witold Gombrowicz left his home in Poland and set sail for South America. In 1953, still living as an expatriate in Argentina, he began his Diary with one of literature's most memorable openings: "Monday Me. Tuesday Me. Wednesday Me. Thursday Me." Gombrowicz's Diary grew to become a vast collection of essays, short notes, polemics...(展开全部)