Title: Ugh.
Review: I love Rundgren. He's a brilliant innovator; the kind of artist that inspires his listeners to think. His thoughts and his music are truly "outside" and often esoteric. Unfortunately, Todd has (in the instance of this book) inspired a well-meaning fan to make the mistake of publishing a saccharine biography without a reasonable command of the English language. There are some interesting facts contained in the text, but plan on heavy fatigue mining for these gems. You'll feel you've been bludgeoned by James' constant search for big words and synonyms in an effort to sound educated.Reading this was a truly painful experience.
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