Title: Interesting, but poorly organized and researched
Product review: While I love the idea of this book (and was looking forward to getting deep into its subject matter), the product itself was disappointing. The organization of the book is by topic, which ends up with the author running frequently from the 1950s to the present without segue and with lots of repeated information. It also doesn't help that the author often stereotypes the music in the same ways that the censors did; labeling Slayer's "Angel of Death" as a bona-fide ode to the devil is a wildly inaccurate misinterpretation (the song is actually about Josef Mengele's human experimentation at Auschwitz). While there is plenty of fascinating information to be found, Blecha spreads it out in a bland and tedious manner that it becomes all too easy to put the book down.
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