Title: Decent book, but not really about the album
Product review: Meloy's book is a decent autobiographical look at his experiences discovering music as a child, but it really tells you nothing about the making of (or meaning of) the Replacements' most famous album.After reading the incredible 33 1/3 book on Paul's Boutique, I was expecting to actually learn about the Replacements, or about the creation of Let It Be. Instead, I learned about Meloy's childhood buddy and hiship uncle who introduced him to music. The book was indeed well-written, but not at all what I was expecting.If you want to learn about the making of Let it be, STAY AWAY!
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