The Trouser Press Guide to '90s Rock: The All-new Fifth Edition of The Trouser Press Record Guide

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Simon & Schuster, 1997 - Music - 846 pages
"The Trouser Press Record Guide" has been hailed by music fans and the record industry as "the bible" of nonmainstream rock, stretching across the stylistic boundaries of punk, grunge, indie-pop, techno, noise, avant-garde and ska into hip-hop, new country, metal, roots rocks, folk, modern dance and world music.

All new and bigger than ever, "The Trouser Press Record Guide to '90's Rock" definitively covers 2,300 of this decade's most innovative and influential artists, reviewing 8,500 records -- insanely obscure and familiar alike -- from all over the world. Each insightful entry contains pungent critical analysis, biographical information and a complete album disography.

Selected praise for "The Trouser Press Record Guide to '90's Rock"

"My trustworthy fact checker, be-all-and-end-all arguement settler and the last word on modern rock. I don't go on the air without it." -- Gary Cee, WLIR-FM

"Still the most comprehensive guide through the labryrinth of indie and alternative rock. WHen you need a refresher course on all of Steve Albini's bands, or if you just wan tto know what Boy George did after Cultrue Club, this is the book to grab." -- David Browne, "Entertainment Weekly"

Contents

Section 1
9
Section 2
13
Section 3
14
Section 4
15
Section 5
17
Section 6
19
Section 7
21
Section 8
22
Section 22
369
Section 23
387
Section 24
388
Section 25
408
Section 26
445
Section 27
503
Section 28
526
Section 29
540

Section 9
23
Section 10
24
Section 11
25
Section 12
27
Section 13
30
Section 14
55
Section 15
127
Section 16
189
Section 17
226
Section 18
248
Section 19
283
Section 20
326
Section 21
360
Section 30
560
Section 31
587
Section 32
590
Section 33
622
Section 34
700
Section 35
724
Section 36
770
Section 37
784
Section 38
798
Section 39
825
Section 40
828
Section 41
837
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