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The Brian Jonestown Massacre are one of the great contemporary cult American rock and roll bands. At the peak of their anarchic reign in the San Francisco underground of the mid ''90s their psychedelic output was almost as prodigious and impressive as their narcotic intake.

Immortalised in one of the most unforgettable rock and roll documentaries of all time, DIG! alongside their friends/rivals/nemeses, The Dandy Warhol''s, in their early years when the US were obsessed with grunge, the BJM felt like a ''60s anachronism. But with albums like Their Satanic Majesties Second Request and Thank God for Mental Illness, and incendiary, often chaotic, live shows, they burnished their legend as true believers and custodians of the original west coast flame; a privilege and responsibility which continues to this day when the band have a bigger and more dedicated audience than ever.

Joel Gion''s memoir tells the story of the first ten years of the b

In the Jingle Jangle Jungle

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      Publisher: Orion Publishing Co
      Publication Date: 1/29/2024
      ISBN13: 9781399618281, 978-1399618281
      ISBN10: 1399618288
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      Description

      Book Synopsis

      The Brian Jonestown Massacre are one of the great contemporary cult American rock and roll bands. At the peak of their anarchic reign in the San Francisco underground of the mid ''90s their psychedelic output was almost as prodigious and impressive as their narcotic intake.

      Immortalised in one of the most unforgettable rock and roll documentaries of all time, DIG! alongside their friends/rivals/nemeses, The Dandy Warhol''s, in their early years when the US were obsessed with grunge, the BJM felt like a ''60s anachronism. But with albums like Their Satanic Majesties Second Request and Thank God for Mental Illness, and incendiary, often chaotic, live shows, they burnished their legend as true believers and custodians of the original west coast flame; a privilege and responsibility which continues to this day when the band have a bigger and more dedicated audience than ever.

      Joel Gion''s memoir tells the story of the first ten years of the b

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