Title: Let It Be On Whatever Shelf You See It On
Product review: Not that my expectations were very high, but this volume in the series is a big disappointment. It often reads like a mere set list for the recording dates; and since Matteo offers very little analysis or insight, the useful information in the book could probably be boiled down to 10 of the small pages.Of the volumes in the series I've read, this is the only one that I consider disappointing. For the quality of writing and information, the best volumes are in my opinion and this order: Erik Davis on Led Zeppelin IV, Hugo Wilcken on David Bowie Low, Mark Pollizoti on Highway 61 Revisited, Bill Janowitz on Exile on Main Street, Andy Miller on the Kinks Are the Village Preservation Society. All of those are worth reading. Go elsewhere on the Beatles Let It Be.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
