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Original Title: Hard Core Logo
ISBN: 1551520338 (ISBN13: 9781551520339)
Edition Language: English
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Hard Core Logo Paperback | Pages: 199 pages
Rating: 3.66 | 272 Users | 35 Reviews

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Title:Hard Core Logo
Author:Michael Turner
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 199 pages
Published:July 1st 2002 by Arsenal Pulp Press (first published January 1st 1993)
Categories:Fiction. Poetry. Music. Cultural. Canada

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Michael Turner’s novel-in-verse about the legendary punk band Hard Core Logo’s reunion tour transforms the rock ’n’ roll road experience into a tale of broken dreams and shattered friendships. The feature film was released in the U.S. by Quentin Tarantino.

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Ratings: 3.66 From 272 Users | 35 Reviews

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I borrowed this and Hard Core Roadshow: A Screenwriter's Diary from my sister. I have to say it's in remarkable condition for a book she bought in the early 90's. I remember her reading it a lot when we were kids. I remember watching the film with her and her friends and being kind of weirded out by it. Seriously though, this thing is in great condition! I also noticed the price on the back: $16.95CAD. I figure that's pretty much what you would pay for it if it came out today. Anyways the gist

This is one story that just isn't the same unless it's on film. The film captured the lights, the music, the clothes, the underlying darkness and psychological melancholy beneath the glamour and fun. When I was fifteen I absolutely loved the character Bucky Haight in the film (Julian Richings is my all-time favourite actor), but the book doesn't really capture that character's depression or asocial withdraw as well as the film did, nor does it express John Oxenberger letting go of his fragile

As so often with cult favorites, its difficult to get in on the cult a few decades later. More nuanced than the film it spawned, it still feels slight except for its intermedial form.

I'd imagine this book might be harder to follow if you hadn't seen the movie first. The writing approach is very cool. I think the movie might be better though, except for the ending. I think the book's ending was more satisfying, and still as plausible and to character.

Appreciate that it had one of punk rock's great attributes: brevity

No star rating as of today because, to be honest, I think I need to reread it to fully digest it. I was intrigued by the format and have read other books in experimental epistolary styles, but this one felt a little too sparse at times and I had a hard time engaging, personally. But I want to give it another go soon, as it is just a short little volume, and hopefully will have more interesting things to say then.

page 139: If I could give you all one piece of advice: ditch the band, buy a farm. It doesn't matter what you grow. It's the fact that you'll see whatever you do.