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Originally Posted by shackin'up
I just finished reading it. I must say: I never wanted it to end. She ( cath carroll) took me into my fandom again from an angle I've never been able to look from all by myself. It's a tremendous good book, although it doesn't really bring what it promises: Basicly focussing on the making of Rumours. It goes alot further. I love the whole embedding of that Rumourspart: it's quite a complete sounding history of the "californian cocain trilogy-era" of the band.
Now I want that book about Tusk.
NOW!!!
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See, I knew you would love it!
I really liked that it didn't just say, Rumours was successful because of the romantic break-ups in the band, etc, etc, it described the record industry at the time and showed how radio and the marketing and promotion was a huge, huge reason for why it went on to do so well.