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Bad Seed: The Biography of Nick Cave
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Bad Seed: The Biography of Nick Cave

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A widely acclaimed biography of one of rock’s most compelling, uncompromising and influential singer-songwriters, Ian Johnston’s BAD SEED offers a superb overview of Nick Cave’s career to date.

Through Cave’s fronting of the incendiary bands The Birthday Party and The Bad Seeds, producing music of unfettered expression and explosive intensity, to his creative collaborations outside of the rock industry in film and literature, BAD SEED illustrates a life lived in barely controlled chaos: and unravels the motivation and unique appeal of a reluctant icon whose songs, according to the Rolling Stones, possess the authority of the most primal kind of myth.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 November 1996
Pages
352
ISBN
9780349107783

A widely acclaimed biography of one of rock’s most compelling, uncompromising and influential singer-songwriters, Ian Johnston’s BAD SEED offers a superb overview of Nick Cave’s career to date.

Through Cave’s fronting of the incendiary bands The Birthday Party and The Bad Seeds, producing music of unfettered expression and explosive intensity, to his creative collaborations outside of the rock industry in film and literature, BAD SEED illustrates a life lived in barely controlled chaos: and unravels the motivation and unique appeal of a reluctant icon whose songs, according to the Rolling Stones, possess the authority of the most primal kind of myth.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 November 1996
Pages
352
ISBN
9780349107783