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But I Like It
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It'S Safe Area Gorazde Meets This Is...Spinal Tap As Cartoon Journalist Joe Sacco Takes On Rock 'N' Roll.The Gaza Strip? No Problem! Deepest Serbia? A Cakewalk. Those Were Easy. But Now The Time Has Come To Follow Awardwinning Cartoon Journalist Joe Sacco On One Of The Most Dangerous Beats (And We Mean Beats Literally) Of All... Namely The World Of Rock 'N' Roll.The Centerpiece Of The Book Is In The Company Of Long Hair, The Early '90S Graphic Novelette Sacco Created On The Subject Of His Raucous European Tour With The Punk Band The Miracle Workers. Although Already Published In Other Sacco Collections, Long Hair Appears Here For The First Time In An Expanded Version With An Added 15Page Section Of His Original Sketches And Notes, And A Boundin Cd Featuring Songs From The Miracle Workers' Live Shows Of The Timeincluding A Blasting Version Of The Iggy Pop Classic I Got A Right.As For The Rest Of The Book: In A Series Of Hilarious And Sharply Observed Vignettes, Sacco Turns His Pitiless Pen On All Strata Of Rock 'N' Roll, From Old Rockers (The Stones And Me, A Diehard Fan'S Lament, And Its Sequel, Suffering For The Stones) To New (The Abovementioned Miracle Workers); From Salacious Gossip (Who'S Sleeping With Who) To Howto (Woodstock In Your Own Home), From Portraits Of Typical Rock Creatures (Record Producer, The Musician Who Wanted To Save The World, The Rock Journalist) To Selfdeprecating Autobiographical Stories (Why I Let My Hair Grow And So You Want To Meet A Rock 'N' Roll Star.) None Of These Have Been Collected Before, And Several, Done For German Magazines And Papers While Sacco Was Living In Berlin, Have Actually Never Been Published At All In English And Are Being Translated For This Edition!The Book Is Rounded Off With Some More Recent, Serious Works Such As The Rude Blues, A Fullcolor Strip About Mississippi Bluesmen Done For Details Magazine In 1999, And A Piece About Lightnin' Hopkins Done In 2005 For The Oxford American...As Well As A Treasure Trove Of Rock Posters, Record And Cd Covers, Tshirt Designs, And Other Assorted Rubbish From Sacco'S European Years, All Wryly Annotated By The Author.
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- Q: What is the binding type of the book? A: The book is hardcover. This durable binding provides a sturdy and long-lasting format for the graphic novel.
- Q: How many pages does 'But I Like It' have? A: The graphic novel contains one hundred twenty pages. This length offers a comprehensive exploration of Joe Sacco's experiences in rock 'n' roll.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the book? A: The dimensions of the book are seven point zero one inches in length, one inch in width, and eleven inches in height. These measurements give it a substantial presence on a bookshelf.
- Q: Is 'But I Like It' suitable for all ages? A: The book is not specifically marked as suitable for children. Its content is intended for a more mature audience due to themes related to rock 'n' roll.
- Q: Who is the author of 'But I Like It'? A: The author is Joe Sacco. He is known for his unique blend of journalism and graphic storytelling.
- Q: How should I read this graphic novel? A: You can read 'But I Like It' like any standard book. Each page offers a combination of text and illustrations that depict Sacco's experiences.
- Q: Are there any adult themes in the book? A: Yes, there are adult themes present. The book addresses various aspects of rock 'n' roll culture, which may not be suitable for younger readers.
- Q: Can I enjoy this book if I'm not familiar with rock music? A: Yes, you can still enjoy the book even without extensive knowledge of rock music. Joe Sacco's storytelling is engaging for a general audience.
- Q: How should I care for my hardcover book? A: To keep your hardcover book in good condition, store it upright on a shelf and avoid exposure to direct sunlight. This helps prevent damage to the cover and pages.
- Q: Is this book a good gift for a music lover? A: Yes, it makes an excellent gift for music lovers. The humorous and insightful take on rock 'n' roll culture will resonate with fans.
- Q: What if my book arrives damaged? A: If your book arrives damaged, you should contact customer support for a return or exchange. Most retailers offer policies for damaged goods.
- Q: Will I find any illustrations in the book? A: Yes, the book is filled with illustrations. Joe Sacco’s graphic style enhances the narrative and provides visual context to the stories.
- Q: Does the book include any additional content? A: Yes, it includes an expanded version of 'In the Company of Long Hair' and a bound-in CD with live songs. This adds extra value to the reading experience.
- Q: Is this book part of a series? A: No, 'But I Like It' is a standalone graphic novel. It showcases Joe Sacco's unique observations and experiences without being part of a series.
- Q: What themes are explored in 'But I Like It'? A: The book explores themes of rock 'n' roll culture, personal anecdotes, and the music industry's various facets. Sacco's perspective offers a humorous yet insightful take.