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Welcome to 1985! Live Aid feeds the world, Marty McFly goes Back To
The Future, and fifteen year old Richard Cosgrove makes a discovery
that changes his life forever - rock music! Plunging headlong into
a world of tight trousers, big riffs and bigger hair, the author
takes us on a funny, informative and at times poignant journey
through the eighties rock scene and his quest to become a guitar
hero himself. Along the way he sees landmark early tours by some of
the biggest names in rock, falls foul of US border guards at
Niagara Falls, narrowly avoids death in a Leicestershire field, and
gets caught up in a full scale riot at Rock City. Part memoir, part
social history, I Was A Teenage Rock Fan also recounts the impact
of rock music on society as a whole, from the advent of AIDS to the
rise of MTV, via Hollywood, the dastardly PMRC and even an
Australian soap opera. So grab a beer and tune up your air guitar
because this tale goes up to eleven!
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The Fish and Game Cookbook (Hardcover)
Angelo Georgalli; Photographs by Richard Cosgrove, Sally Greer; Text written by Fish & Game NZ, Carla Munro; Designed by …
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R704
Discovery Miles 7 040
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Ships in 12 - 17 working days
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monkey (Paperback)
Richard Cosgrove
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R141
Discovery Miles 1 410
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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highly entertaining short story about the misdeeds and
misadventures of a monkey
A lifelong horror movie fan, Richard Cosgrove serves up his
thoughts on 25 of his favourite genre flicks that are perfect for
that most hallowed of rituals, the Saturday Night Fright Flick.
Grab a cold beer, order in your favourite pizza and join him as he
slices and dices his way through four decades of horror movies, and
find out why these films are To Die For.....
Subtitled Scale, resolution and explanation in Tasmanian
Pleistocene human behaviour'. This monograph examines prior notions
of the uniform behaviour of late Pleistocene humans nad concludes
that the archaeological data from Southwest Tasmania challenge this
received view. The notion is examined by a detailed comparative
analysis of two cave sites located in south central Tasmania. The
results from these two sites clearly indicate a strong
archaeological dichotomy between the two closely related geographic
locations. in the absence of ethnographic, archaeological and/or
theoretical behavioural models to investigate this dichotomy
further, a palaeoecological framework is advanced to examine the
bases for this variability.
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