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When rock critic Greil Marcus asked 20 other writers on rock what one rock-and-roll album they'd want to take to a desert island, the resulting 20 fervent essays by the likes of Dave Marsh, Lester Bangs, and Robert Christgau became this engaging book. It's a brief but intense amusement to imagine spending the rest of your life under a coconut palm listening to The Kinks, The Eagles, Van Morrison or The Ronettes.
The New York Times Book Review, Laurence Gonzales
[This] collection of essays [is] by turns thoughtful, compelling, sexy, hilarious, quirky--and surprisingly true to the basic impulse of rock-and-roll.
