Name: Nobody Likes You: Inside the Turbulent Life, Times and Music of Green Day
Brand: Marc Spitz

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9780751538656

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Limited edition

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2022-02-16

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B66ks

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Marc Spitz

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Music

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Marc Spitz is a highly talented and influential artist in the music industry. With a unique style that blends various genres, Marc has captivated audiences around the world with his mesmerizing performances. His music is often described as a fusion of *Shakey Handz*, *Paije*, and *The Influents*, creating an unparalleled sound that resonates with listeners of all backgrounds.

Having collaborated with renowned producers such as *Knockout Productions* and *Street Vinyl Music*, Marc's tracks are known for their impeccable production quality and infectious beats. His work with *Boomklat Productions* and *Roobinz* showcases his versatility as an artist, effortlessly transitioning between different musical styles.

With an extensive discography that includes hits like "MonstaBeatz" and "Milk It," Marc continues to push boundaries and explore new horizons in the music scene. He has worked alongside talented artists such as *Bianca G.*, *CHRIS WISE*, and even collaborated with rap legends like *Sean Cross* and *Naledge of Kidz In The Hall*. This collaborative spirit reflects Marc's commitment to innovation and pushing the boundaries of creativity.

In 1994 punk rock trio Green Day were on top of the world with DOOKIE, their massive hit album. They were loud, fast, bratty, pissed off, hopeless, truthful, drunk, maybe high, and somehow, absolutely massive. It was glorious. But by 2004, the hoopla seemed to be over. The band were still respected by up-and-coming bands, but their album sales were down. And then, in October 04, came a new album, AMERICAN IDIOT. A furious and impassioned reaction against American politics - and in particular George W. Bush - AMERICAN IDIOT spoke directly to millions of people around the globe. Once again Green Day were reaching legions of disaffected teenagers as well as millions of older fans. Few bands achieve Green Day's early success, and even fewer come back for an even more explosive second act. Highly respected rock journalist Marc Spitz has interviewed the band many times, and has won their respect. His book will be the definitive history of the band, charting their transformation from snotty-nosed mall rats into the ultimate punk rock protest band - The Clash for the 21st century.

Nobody Likes You: Inside the Turbulent Life, Times and Music of Green Day

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