(Piano/Vocal/Guitar Artist Songbook). Just re-issued; Trent Reznors 1989 breakout album helped shape the future of industrial music. Our matching folio features piano/vocal/guitar arrangements of all 10 tracks; including the megahit "Head like a Hole" and: Down in It * Kinda I Want To * The Only Time * Ringfinger * Sanctified * Sin * Something I Can Never Have * Terrible Lie * Thats What I Get.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. One of the best books Ive read in awhileBy lunaOne of the best books Ive read in awhile. While relating her own "condition" of loneliness in the city; exposing; but not valorizing; her vulnerability; she does not dwell there - she seeks out the experiences of others - 20th century artists of the city - and allows her curiosity; not only to connect with/to others; thus somewhat assuaging her own loneliness; but also to empathize with and value such experiences - considering the usefulness - sometimes - of loneliness in the creation of art and action. Her "readings" of very different artists like Warhol and Darger are thoughtful and provocative.3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Olivia Laing is an excellent author who can sympathize and empathize with the people ...By Jack DecoteauOlivia Laing is an excellent author who can sympathize and empathize with the people who she writes about; a very excellent book. She covers the eras well and fits well all the painters are about and what they are representing as well as explaining who and what they are. Probably the best art book I have read. Very in depth and understandable. Thanks0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Like nothing elseBy braingirlthis book is non stop fascinating and thought provoking but mostly so full of amazing facts and stories. Ive listened to it 3 times already and still want to spend more time with it. Its also an easy read because --- hard to describe how eye opening it is. And shes a lovely writer. She described a TV addiction as hoarding [? i cant remember the exact verb] electronic calories.
