Verse, Chorus, Monster!: Graham Coxon

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Jo, ja, jag vet saker som jag inte viste förut, men dessa sakerna skapar inte en större bild på han eller han omgivning.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. For example, Parklife, Blur's 'breakout' third record, barely warrants a mention here, even though it catapulted the band into the pop mainstream.Probably the only really unexpected information in the whole text is that during the recording of The Spinning Top he started drinking again and supposedly finally quit in 2017. There is a refreshing innocence to his prose when talking, for example, about the much-maligned 12-step programme.

Having been heavily influenced by Graham both as a musician, and as a person, I could not wait to read this book. Before the noise and clamour of the Britpop era, Coxon was a shy Army kid tempering his anxiety through painting and a growing love of music.Rather than it being a one-off incident that happened at a specific point in time, the book tells you how this had been a long time coming as a result of feeling creatively undervalued and suffering from an extreme lack of self confidence. I recently attended one of Graham's book events where he described the writing process of the book (hours of interviews recorded which Rob Young then edited down to form the book). As someone who's gone back and watched various interviews with him again and again, I'm the book's target audience.