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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 920
EAN: 9780965821834
ISBN: 0965821838
Label: FLEXquarters
Manufacturer: FLEXquarters
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 327
Publication Date: November 01, 1997
Publisher: FLEXquarters
Sales Rank: 1097138
Studio: FLEXquarters
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Hey! Hey! Its the untold story of The Monkees "Wool-hat" Michael Nesmith with the behind the scenes scoop about touring with Jimi Hendrix, filmmaking with Jack Nicholson and so much more. Also covered is his invention of MTV and his mother Bette who invented Liquid Paper. Approximately 105 photos.
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Rating:  -
I was unaware of the savage beating this book was taking on Amazon when I read it.My personal reaction was a positive one.Being a life-long Monkees fan,I thought the literary task of illuminating the enigmatic Nesmith persona would yield interesting results...and this book IS interesting.The author is a tremendous admirer of Nesmith,despite what some have come away thinking.There is plenty of new information--and until Nesmith does his own biography,who else is up for the challenge? If whatever pointed ... Read More
Rating:  -
Has all the charm and insite of a 7th grade book report. Not the Nez book you are looking for. A lazy day on the internet can find all the info used in this book. If you are interested in Nez enough to purchase this book then you know the info collected inside. The second edition made no improvements over the first.
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It's not the content of this book that makes it so hard to read; it's the way it's presented. The writing doesn't flow at all. The spelling errors and typos are bad enough, but the author constantly offers her own sarcastic opinions about the information she's presenting. It's not entertaining; it's embarrassing. The writing style is more suited to a series of magazine pieces than to a book. There is also a lack of insight into the subject himself. At the risk of sounding like I bought the book just ... Read More
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It's not even an issue of it being the worst Monkees-related book. It is simply the worst book I have ever read. The writing is awful. The book is littered with typos, tense disagreements, childish psuedo-observations and misplaced jokes. There is no cohesive narrative to speak of and the facts are pointless and tabloid worthy. This is the first time that I have ever actually felt sorry for an author for the choices that they have made. I was actually cringing while reading the book. Wow..it is so amatuerish ... Read More
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look, I do not worship Mr. Nesmith, but most of the info in this book has been stolen verbatim from other sources without telling. That's called robbery. This book is from an ex-fan and if you are going to read this tripe, remember that. The original thoughts from the author read like they were put to paer from a 10 year old. Take a class in writing before you do in the future. This author has always had unkind words about the whole "Monkees" franchise, yet calls herself a big fan! Make up your mind! Don't waste ... Read More
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