Where You Goin' with That Gun in Your Hand?(English, Paperback, Greenberg Keith Elliot)

Where You Goin' with That Gun in Your Hand?(English, Paperback, Greenberg Keith Elliot)

  • Greenberg Keith Elliot
Publisher:ISBN 13: 9781617136856ISBN 10: 1617136859

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Where You Goin' with That Gun in Your Hand?(English, Paperback, Greenberg Keith Elliot) is written by Greenberg Keith Elliot and published by Hal Leonard Corporation. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1617136859 (ISBN 10) and 9781617136856 (ISBN 13).

To Alice Cooper the outlaw quality of rock 'n' roll is little more than theater. Just because I cut the heads off dolls doesn't mean I hate babies he once said. But others have lived by the criminal philosophy espoused in their work. The only negative thing about murder is that when you kill someone they...no longer suffer said Norwegian black-metal rocker Varg Vikernes of Mayhem in 1993 the same year he stabbed musical rival Euronymous to death.?His tale is prominently featured in EWhere You Goin' with That Gun in Your Hand? The True Crime Blotter of Rock 'n' RollE. The book examines a total of 21 fatal crimes tied to the music industry such as the murders of Marvin Gaye Biggie Smalls Tupac Shakur and Selena. In the case of Vikernes ae dubbed the most violent musician in the history of metal ae the performer is the perpetrator. In other instances ae the deaths of John Lennon or Run DMC's Jam Master Jay for example ae the star is the victim. Other chapters deal with conspiracy theories involving musicians whose lives ended prematurely (e.g. the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones the Doors' Jim Morrison and Nirvana's Kurt Cobain).?Each story is written as a compelling narrative in a style the author perfected while writing several true-crime books as well as EDecember 8 1980: The Day John Lennon DiedE and EToo Fast to Live Too Young to Die: James Dean's Final HoursE.