and it aint shit
Started reading David Nolans book on AHW the other night and cant put it down,he was some man the bold Tony,wasnt he
If anybodies not read it yet,I thoroughly recommend it and im only halfway through it 
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Very good. I particularly liked this bit:
"You will feel like you are the first person to read this book; there is certainly no sign that anybody proof-read it. The final 30 pages are given over to a make-weight Factory Discography and there's a page of references where Nolan helpfully recommends that you read his other books."
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: Very good. I particularly liked this bit:
"You will feel like you are the first person to read this book; there is certainly no sign that anybody proof-read it.
Yep,theres a few, Ron Gretton sticks in my mind
Clayhead Liberation Faction wrote: and there's a page of references where Nolan helpfully recommends that you read his other books."
To be honest,I do actually fancy getting his 'I swear I was there..' book
As i said above,a good review from Col
I'd just like to point out that Amazon sold out of that book.
Nobody believes the glowing 5-star reviews, they assume they're written by friends of the author.
I should have looked up 'pithy' in the dictionary before I started.
got this as an xmas present from mrs doesnt like new order anymore,, it was late,, factory spirit lives on,, Tony was a great guy and would laugh at the myth presented ,, mistakes print them darling this is t .v world.
knowing no more
Pablo Bastardo wrote: I should have looked up 'pithy' in the dictionary before I started.
Relax,I dont know what it means either...
I saw this at the Urbis shop and nearly picked it up, but I was already buying Hooky's book and couldn't justify buying two hardbacks. Now I kinda wish I did.
