Title: Powerhouse of a Bio
Product review: James Parker's biography of Rollins is incredibly informative. We follow Henry's odyssey from DC to LA, and from the primal brutality of Black Flag to the more sophisticated dynamics of the spoken word scene. Rollins emerges as an intense and challenging man (though he does sometimes resemble David Lynch's comic-strip "The Angriest Dog in the World"). From the bloody stage to the bedside reading, this book's got it all --a must for any true Rollins fan. The best part: hearing about those salad days of punk, when it was a community, not a commodity.
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