Edition: Hardback
ISBN: 9780571241729
Published:
No of pages: 336

Hang the DJ

£12.99

Hang the DJ is a collection of lists about musical loves and hates, dreams and nightmares.

From personal blogs to end-of-year critic polls, Desert Island Discs to playlists, the films of Quentin Tarantino to the books of Nick Hornby, music fans have always liked to compile and to indulge, to collect, hoard and obsess. Mixing anecdote, humour, reference and quality anorak behaviour, Hang the DJ is the literary equivalent of a great pub jukebox - inspiring, provocative and irresistible - and the perfect gift for all music lovers.

Includes strange cover versions, smutty Dylan songs, noir classics, heartbreakers, teen movie anthems, great short-story songs, Japanese punk, and classic power ballads.

Tags  

Categorised as: Music, Stage & Screen
Sub-categories: Popular Music
Genres & Themes: Post punk; Country Music; Rock 'n' Roll; Punk; Counterculture; Psychedelia; Trivia
Characters: Tom Waits; Bob Dylan

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