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Wish you were here

an essential guide to your favorite music scenes--from Punk to Indie and everything in between

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Leslie Simon
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An edition of Wish you were here (2009)

Wish you were here

an essential guide to your favorite music scenes--from Punk to Indie and everything in between

1st ed.

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Harper
Language
English
Pages
244

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Subjects
Musical landmarks, History and criticism, Guidebooks, Alternative rock music
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United States

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Wish you were here: an essential guide to your favorite music scenes--from Punk to Indie and everything in between
2009, Harper
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New York

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ML3534.3 .S56 2009

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Pagination
ix, 244 p. :
Number of pages
244

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24472909M
ISBN 10
006157371X
ISBN 13
9780061573712
LCCN
2010561070
OCLC/WorldCat
299241893

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