Bob Stanley — Yeah Yeah Yeah | The Story of Modern Pop (Book) Dead Moon which served as an emblem

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was released in late 2011 by New Zealand label Lil' Chief and included the viral YouTube hit "Cigarette Duet" (nearly 41 million views and counting)

Paradise (Wherever You Are)

Silver Apples 4th album

" with stops in between for fascinating blends of Nico's unique singing and post-noise industrial music

Bob Stanley — Yeah Yeah Yeah | The Story of Modern Pop (Book) Dead Moon which served as an emblem"Stanley is both a fine writer and an impassioned celebrant of pop in all its mongrel, misfit glory." STUART MACONIE, THE TIMES A stunning new edition of Bob Stanley's much loved, acclaimed and bestselling history of pop, Yeah Yeah Yeah. There have been many books on pop music but none have attempted to chart its entire story, from the dawn of the charts in the fifties to pop's digital switchover in the year 2000, from Billy Fury and Roxy Music to TLC