Title: Well...it's concise.
Product review: Russo's prose, admittedly is better than Walley's, but the text is essentially a watered down version of Slavin's superior biography. The only interesting aspects of the book are collected newspaper clippings (most of which are illegible) and assorted photos, although they feature none of the bands from the latee 70s and 80s. By far the worst aspect of the book though is Russo's attempts at deciphering conceptual continuity, which run: '"Zomby Woof" is a corruption of "Zombie Wolf"' No! Really? Wow, how insightful. And '"Evelyn, a Modified Poodle" was yet another canine reference.' If you've read any other bio, this is relatively useless, and far too expensive for what it includes.
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