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ROLLING STONE - story of a great band that took a great fall... a Behind The Music from Hell.
LA WEEKLY - a must-read for anyone who still harbors illusions about the music business
Q MAGAZINE - 400 plus pages allow for plenty more than just macabre tragedy… astounding research
RECORD COLLECTOR - A riveting scare-story about the power of the music business to wreck lives
MOJO - As memorable and moving as the best Badfinger music was, the story behind it is no less poignant and instructive.
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DISCOVERIES - It's what music books should be about and all too rarely are
EAR CANDY - A stellar achievement, this is one of the best rock band bios that I have read
POPSIDED - Matovina has written the best rock biography of our time.
VOX - well researched, deeply felt and cautionary tale.
BAM - gritty and colorful, yet still kept in an entertaining light that will keep you engulfed
BEATLEFAN - filled with fresh assessments... had me playing each disc as I read of its recording... Matovina has added immeasurably to our understanding of Badfinger
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Rated
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PUNCTURE - The music industry is rife with stories of greed and betrayal, but Without You tops them all
BUFFALO ART VOICE - essential reading for any music fan as a look into the dichotomy of the music business
GOLDMINE - classic example of how the music business eats its young ... a truly great band, with great singers and players and at least one great writer
CMJ (COLLEGE MUSIC JOURNAL) Exhaustively researched, compassionately told... the kind of book every band should read before sitting down to sign a contract
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MODERN
DANCE - this book is perhaps one of the biggest
and best, and I daresay the most detailed account of a band
that's been written SCUZZ
- well-presented, gives a voice to differing points of view
when the narrative demands it THE 910 - well-researched, well-illustrated and utterly absorbing reading UNCUT
- Spinal Tap come to life… one of the most engrossing rock
reads of the year RIVERFRONT TIMES - cautionary tale for anyone thinking of playing a guitar for a living... Without You could make for one hell of a movie.
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