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When Surface Was Depth

by Michael Bracewell

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"Through funny, engaging, and occasionally devastating essays about his experience in the thick of the music and art scene of the 1990's, Bracewell tackles a decade where Greed became disguised as "Attitude," where a "cozy, urban feelgood fable" replaced punk, and where the role of anxiety, so intrinsic to the culture and music of the 1980's, was swapped for a shallow "I feel your pain" sensibility."--Jacket.

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