Summary of Nick Duerden's Exit Stage Left

Everest Media

Description

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Only Ones, a punk group from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. But they were nervous. They needed fortification. They began to take drugs more frequently.
#2 Perrett had been a member of the punk rock band The Only Ones, and while on tour with the Who in 1980, he was confronted by a man who tried to strangle him. He ran to his car, started it, and drove at his attacker. He couldn’t hand himself in to the police, so he had to flee the country.
#3 The Only Ones singer, Gary Perrett, had written an album’s worth of songs in the mid-seventies, but he was afraid to release them because he was afraid of being judged. He eventually formed a band with some like-minded souls, and they released the songs in the 1980s.
#4 The Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. But they were nervous. They took drugs more frequently.

Sujets

• Music
• Genres
• Styles
• Pop Vocal

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 08 octobre 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798350033229
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

Extrait

Insights on Nick Duerden's Exit Stage Left
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The Only Ones, a punk group from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. But they were nervous. They needed fortification. They began to take drugs more frequently.

#2

Perrett had been a member of the punk rock band The Only Ones, and while on tour with the Who in 1980, he was confronted by a man who tried to strangle him. He ran to his car, started it, and drove at his attacker. He couldn’t hand himself in to the police, so he had to flee the country.

#3

The Only Ones singer, Gary Perrett, had written an album’s worth of songs in the mid-seventies, but he was afraid to release them because he was afraid of being judged. He eventually formed a band with some like-minded souls, and they released the songs in the 1980s.

#4

The Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. But they were nervous. They took drugs more frequently.

#5

Around the same time, Perrett sold his house in preparation for a change in postcode, which he hoped would help him stop dealing. Instead, he just kept taking drugs until the money ran out.

#6

The Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. They were nervous. They took drugs more frequently. The band had managed to get together for a couple of rehearsals, and these had gone well enough to prompt them to attempt a small gig in front of an audience, supporting the band Perrett’s sons were in at the time, Love Minus Zero.

#7

Perrett was a singer in a punk rock band. He sold his house in preparation for a change in postcode, which he hoped would help him stop dealing. Instead, he just kept taking drugs until the money ran out.

#8

the Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. They were nervous. They took drugs more frequently.

#9

The Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. They were nervous. They took drugs more frequently. Gary Perrett, a singer in a punk rock band, sold his house in preparation for a change in postcode, which he hoped would help him stop dealing. Instead, he just kept taking drugs until the money ran out.

#10

The Mondays were a band from Manchester, England, that were famous for their chaotic live shows in the 1980s. They were on the rise, and had a big budget for their next album.

#11

The Only Ones, a punk rock band from London, were about to embark on a tour with the Who in 1980. They were nervous. They took drugs more frequently. The band had managed to get together for a couple of rehearsals, and these had gone well enough to prompt them to attempt a small gig in front of an audience, supporting the band Perrett’s sons were in at the time, Love Minus Zero.

#12

The band members of the Mondays, a band from Manchester, England, were all on the rise in the 1980s. They were famous for their chaotic live shows.

#13

In 1995, the British band Black Grape released their debut album, It’s Great When You’re Straight. . Yeah, which went to number one. The album oozed funk grooves and a scattershot punk energy that was as goofy as it was improbably charming.

#14

Musicians, especially punk rock bands, have a tendency to get ripped off by their labels and their management.

#15

Musicians, especially punk rock bands, have a tendency to get ripped off by their labels and their management.

#16

The Mondays, a band from Manchester, were famous for their chaotic live shows in the 1980s. Ryder was on the rise in the 1980s, and has since released a book of lyrics, confirmed his status as the poet laureate of his chaotic Manchester upbringing, and been married twice.

#17

Musicians, especially punk rock bands, have a tendency to get ripped off by their labels and their management.

#18

Musicians, especially punk rock bands, have a tendency to get ripped off by their labels and their management. The Charlatans survived because they were friends, but they were no longer writing songs out of an overwhelming creative urge, but more because it was their job.