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The Top 49

Through the end of last month, this is the sales chart for the 33 1/3 series: 1. Neutral Milk Hotel2. The Beatles3. The Kinks4. The Smiths5. The Rolling Stones6. Led Zeppelin7. Neil Young8. The Velvet Underground9. Joy Division10. Pink Floyd11. Radiohead12. Jeff Buckley13. Love14. The Beach Boys15. DJ Shadow16. Bruce Springsteen17. David Bowie18. Beastie Boys

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A couple of new books

I try to keep non-music-related Continuum books off here for various reasons, but some of you might like to know about two new titles that we’re just about to publish. The first is Rocco Versaci’s This Book Contains Graphic Language: Comics as Literature, about which Library Journal says… This book initially seems to be an

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Fisherman’s Blues

The Waterboys show last night left me a little flat, despite having its highly entertaining moments, mostly revolving around Steve Wickham’s phenomenal fiddle-playing. But good lord, I could watch them play “Fisherman’s Blues” hundreds of times and never grow tired of it. Think of the boats off the New England coast today, tumblin’ on the

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Greatest Hits, Volume 2

Just in time for the holidays, we’re happy to announce the arrival of 33 1/3 Greatest Hits, Vol 2. 350 fun-packed pages, featuring extracts from titles 21 through 40 in the series. In my mind, it documents the series’ teenage years – cocky, nervous, experimental, excitable, with obvious growth spurts, just a little acne and

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Nick Drake’s Pink Moon

Following closely on the heels of our recent U2 and Belle & Sebastian books in the series, Amanda Petrusich’s book on Nick Drake is now available. The book gives a little backstory into Drake’s life, charts the circumstances of the album’s creation, and takes a long look at the ad campaign that brought the album

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Big (Pink) in Latvia

I finally managed to get my hands on an elusive copy of the new Latvian edition of John Niven’s Music From Big Pink novella. It’s a beautiful edition – a splendid pink hardcover, printed in brown ink, with a lovely red ribbon. It also includes mini-biographies of the key players at the end of the

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