This book was first published in 1947.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Picture Their Faces ...By Blue Monster 65This scant book (131 pages) is actually quite good at filling in little details that other biographers might miss; should anyone else attempt to write the definitive story of Teenage Head. The author writes as a fan; which may not please some readers; but also manages to get interviews with surviving band members and also the cast and crew who helped make Teenage Head what they were/are: a fondly remembered; highly regarded early "punk" band (ask 100 different people what punk is/was and youll get 100 different answers ... and most would be wrong ... at least according to the others ...). Anyway you stack it; though; they were a careening mess of a good time; fueled up for fun and always a good night.Highly influential in many circles; The Head never really got their due; at least according to this book and most of their fans. I would argue that they went farther than they probably should have; given all the cards that were stacked against them. Still; in a perfect world; Teenage Head would be revered by all; their mansions walls adorned with gold and platinum records; and their frequent stadium tours sold out as each is announced. Sadly; thats not the way things are. Instead; we have their records; a whole bunch of You Tube videos (of varying quality) and this book to help keep their legend alive. And maybe - just maybe - thats the way it should be.Get this; read it; and smile as you relive your fondest memories of the boys in the band. I did.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Chance to reminisce; Learned a little too.By Bradford AnthonyI have been a head fan since about 1980. I have seen them at several venues in Ontario. Even seen Frankie Venom and the Vipers. When I have had a chance to talk to the guys (CFNY picnic and elsewhere) they were real nice. I learned a few things about the band reading this. Reading this brings me back to my youth and that is never bad.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy Careful WhispererA fun short read; but probably best suited for fans of the band.