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mehsi's review
5.0
First up, thank you to my fiance for giving me this book for my birthday! I wanted this book so badly, I just adore Liz's comics, and this one promised more punk and more rock. I loved reading about how Liz's life was surrounded by punk/rock, even though she herself couldn't sing/do instruments. I loved seeing her go to concerts in every place, see her travel with friends, see her with her boyfriend (various as the stories take place over a wide range of time), see her do all sorts of things for bands, read how she found out about punk/rock and how she got into the scene. I had tons of fun to read, and I would highly recommend this fun book to everyone. Now I just need Liz's other book: Look Back and Laugh to make my collection complete (for now).
sizrobe's review
3.0
I love Liz Prince but I feel like this is her weakest work. It's mostly about pop punk, about which I know next to nothing, so that doesn't help. I get the general vibes in that I'm pretty into industrial music which is pretty niche these days, but still.
meredithmc's review against another edition
4.0
Liz Prince's stuff is always a hit in my books.
(Get it? Hit cause it's about music? And book cause it's a book!)
(Get it? Hit cause it's about music? And book cause it's a book!)
lucyblack's review against another edition
2.0
Maybe I would have liked this punk fan memoir more if it was my local bands or scene? I would definitely have liked it more if it had explored the politics of her scene and the relationship and gendered issues etc
I found it kindof boring and shallow...
I found it kindof boring and shallow...
lord_spathington's review
4.0
Such a fun collection and a great insight into Liz’s life. Provides great Googling fodder for bands and songs, much to Liz’s dismay I’m sure.
invertible_hulk's review against another edition
2.0
After the fantastic long-form comic Tomboy, this seemed more like a stopgap to hold people over until Prince publishes something bigger/better.