Featuring 92 photographs on grunge legends including Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love, Thurston Moore, Henry Rollins, Eddie Vedder, and others, "Touch Me I'm Sick," Peterson's third monograph, documents the raw power of live performances by the soon-to-be-famous artists and their dedicated fans.
Ever wonder where animals came from? God created them of course! These adorable animals are curious by nature so buckle up because God has some serious explaining to do!Snake! The Boss will see you now!Today is Snake's creation day at the Creation Station and God has a meeting planned to discuss the way ahead. Snake quickly finds out just how much he can do while also learning about some of his--uh--shortcomings. Now you can be a fly on the wall to this hilarious creation story!
Brought up to the minute in this new edition, How Washington Really Works exposes the Washington insiders know and hope you don't find out about. From the lobbyist and the bureaucrat straight up to the Congress and the President, Peters turns his sharp eye and ironic wit on the foibles and follies of the people running our country, and uncovers one basic The present system is designed to protect those within it, not to serve those outside. This book will not only explain this system of make-believe—it will make you want to change it.
Eine Chronik der Musikszene von Seattle. Inkl. CD. Vorw. v. Bruce Pavitt
"Along with a lot of bruises and broken equipment, Peterson got something that was unique and true, what live rock music is all about: a commotion of hair, sweat, guitars, drums, and wires, which he juggled using classical compositional elements all rendered in glorious black and white. Somehow he managed, in the midst of the chaos, to snap photographs that are works of art..." --Michael Azerrad, Screaming Life