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4.0 out of 5 stars
Behind the scenes of the pop world
This is the story of 5 young lads, brought together by a jaded, fading manager, to form yet another boy band based on the successful formula of manufactured pop bands such as Spice Girls and Westlife. Whilst the band is fictional, the author has sourced insider information on the music scene and used these stories and gossip she has gathered anonymously, and uses the...
Published on February 5, 2009 by Annie1
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best of the "Babylon" series.
This book does provide plenty of insider details of the music industry, but because it's set in the UK, where the music industry isn't as big as the US, it's not as fun. Also, the main character of this story is a little iffy. He's a forty-something, under-confident single man who hangs with teens and twenty-somethings all day. This wasn't my favorite of the Babylon...
Published 20 months ago by Joseph Limandri
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Behind the scenes of the pop world,
By Annie1 (Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Pop Babylon (Perfect Paperback)
This is the story of 5 young lads, brought together by a jaded, fading manager, to form yet another boy band based on the successful formula of manufactured pop bands such as Spice Girls and Westlife. Whilst the band is fictional, the author has sourced insider information on the music scene and used these stories and gossip she has gathered anonymously, and uses the fictional characters to relay this information, plus give the reader an insight into the music industry.
This is a fun story, very focussed on the British music scene, and enjoyable for those who like to hear behind-the-scenes information, a bit of gossip and have a little chuckle at the whims and excesses of some of the famous in the music world.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best of the "Babylon" series.,
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This review is from: Pop Babylon (Perfect Paperback)
This book does provide plenty of insider details of the music industry, but because it's set in the UK, where the music industry isn't as big as the US, it's not as fun. Also, the main character of this story is a little iffy. He's a forty-something, under-confident single man who hangs with teens and twenty-somethings all day. This wasn't my favorite of the Babylon series and it took me a while to get through this one.
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