Rivers' Edge: The Weezer Story

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Summary: AMAZING
Review: i was a huge weezer fan up until the green album. This book answers almost every question i've had about weezer, and especially rivers. i recomend this book to all weezer fans out there.

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Summary: Adequately written tale of a marvelous band
Review: I'm a quintessential fan of the weez, and I am enjoying this book, but I don't think this is well-written rock writing. Luerssen is pedantic and amateurish. He researches reviews well, but misses a lot of the big stories and cops out of the big questions. This is far from the definitive book on this great band, but it'll do for now.

He nails some of the story about Rivers time(s) at Harvard, but sputters out when it comes to Cropper's and Welsh's exits. Most of the time he is casually and ineffectually dropping song titles. He suffers from moiety of sources. Karl, the weez's best documentarian, is only present in fleeting moments.

We'll have to wait for a better book to learn the unadulterated truth about the band. Still, this is a good whetter of my appetite

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Summary: teh book pwns
Review: The =w= are out in full force for this tour de sweetness, but rivers is still a schmuck for not playing along. Thus, it's still considered "unofficial." Pick it up anyways and read about one of the most talented and enigmatic rock bands of our generation.